It was another boat race for the Blue Jays on Thursday night, as Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and co. once again put on a hitting clinic to knot the series at two games apiece. Why did the Mariners once again fall victim to Toronto’s aggressive swingers?

The Mariners’ most important series in 24 years begins on Sunday night as the team goes on the road to Toronto. How do Seattle’s short-rested starters match up against the first three guys the Blue Jays will offer?

A 15-inning epic, a long-awaited return, an instant classic. The Mariners’ marathon win over the Detroit Tigers defied logic and expectations, but perhaps that was the only way such a victory could occur.

In a near five-hour baseball extravaganza with over 500 pitches thrown and 15 pitchers used, the Mariners advanced to the ALCS for the first time since 2001 with a 3-2 win over the Detroit Tigers in 15 innings thanks to a walkoff single by Jorge Polanco.

The Detroit Tigers went to town on the Mariners bullpen on Wednesday afternoon, forcing a winner-take-all ALDS Game 5 in Seattle. Can the M’s defeat the best pitcher in the AL and punch their ticket to the ALCS?

Like almost everything involving the 2025 Mariners, it went down to the wire. Yet due to the success of some of their greatest heroes—and despite the errors of another—the M’s pulled through on Sunday night.

The Seattle Mariners tied the American League Division Series with Detroit 1-1 with a 3-2 win on Sunday. What were the keys to Seattle’s important win to keep hopes of winning the ALDS alive?

With the season at risk of slipping away and Tarik Skubal staring down the offense, Mariners manager Dan Wilson offered some comments as his team gears up for Game 2.

The time has finally come. October baseball is here in Seattle for just the sixth time in history as the M’s hunt their first appearance in the Fall Classic. How do the first two games match up for Seattle?

For two games at least, the Mariners’ rotation speculation has finally been put to rest. Why did Dan Wilson go with Kirby and Castillo for the two opening contests in Seattle?

Bryan Woo’s injury status is the biggest “known unknown” going into the Mariners’ ALDS against the Tigers. How might the rotation look in the series for each of Woo’s availability possibilities?

It’s hard not to be romantic about baseball. Everything fell into place exactly as the Mariners wished on Wednesday night, with history made in two separate ways in front of a sellout crowd.

Some things, like the elite pitching duel, can be gleaned from Thursday’s box score, but the game also contained a bafflingly odd sequence that reminds us of baseball’s oddities as the M’s moved back into first place in the West.

The Mariners have a rest day Monday, but their previous nine games—including two sweeps at home—produced some stark numbers that help explain Seattle’s recent winning streak and climb to the top of the AL West.

The Seattle Mariners had big contributions from both ends of the starting battery on Friday night as they took game two of four from the visiting Halos. Though the bats were once again silent for much of the night, the M’s found a way to win once more.

Baseball’s auspicious history of superstition gained another entry over the weekend, as the Mariners—Cal Raleigh foremost among them—wore mustaches in their final two games against the Braves and the offense consequently erupted.

The Mariners have a bad case of the road trip blues, while the Gonzaga Bulldogs will soon begin preparation for a non-conference gauntlet and the Seahawks have injury question marks before their looming season opener against the 49ers.

It was an awful opening to the Seattle Mariners’ series in Tampa Bay, and it continued a worse trend for the M’s, whose abilities have evaporated outside T-Mobile Park. There was one bright moment in the game, but it was awash in a wave of woe.

The Mariners were able to overcome an initial five-run deficit, but couldn’t complete a second comeback against the Padres. What were the takeaways from Luis Castillo’s start and the Mariners’ offensive approach in the second game of their series against San Diego?

Luis Castillo pitched much better than his previous outing and got out of some jams, while Julio Rodriguez and Eugenio Suárez both homered, yet Seattle got clobbered anyway. What were the big takeaways from the Mariners’ fifth straight defeat?