The Seattle Mariners had something of a comeback attempt on Wednesday night in Sacramento, but it fell short as the team dropped two of three to the cellar-dwelling Athletics and fell into a tie with the Texas Rangers for the third wild card.

It was all about the Benjamin on Monday night, as Ben Williamson scored a run and prevented four on the other side of the ball during the Seattle Mariners’ 3-1 victory over the Athletics.

Despite winning the first two games of a rivalry series against the Houston Astros, the Mariners massively dropped the ball on Sunday, falling to Houston 11-3 as they got outclassed on every side of the ball.

Randy Arozarena stayed hot and Luis Castillo delivered a gem to open the second half as the Mariners picked up a much-needed home win against the Astros to continue pursuit of their AL West-leading rival.

Three days after getting swept in heartbreaking fashion, the Seattle Mariners brought out their own brooms - and of course the mighty gold trident - to finish off the Detroit Tigers with another impressive offensive showing on Sunday.

Harry Ford is expected to make his major-league debut this weekend if the Mariners deem Mitch Garver unable to play after the backup catcher was struck by a foul ball Thursday afternoon.

Punch-less at the plate amid a soggy day in Chicago, the Mariners endured one of their worst offensive performances of the season in an ugly shutout loss to the American League’s worst team.

The Mariners gutted out a wild three-game set with the division-rival Athletics to secure their ninth series win in a row. These were the three best and worst performances for Seattle.

Before heading out on their first extensive road trip of the year, the Mariners host the division-leading Rangers for three games at T-Mobile Park.

Luis Castillo shoved when he was needed most while Emerson Hancock’s implosion got him sent down to Triple-A Tacoma. These were the three best and worst individual showings in the Mariners’ series loss to the Tigers.

With Opening Day right around the corner, here’s how the Mariners’ initial 26-man roster appears likely to shake out.

The Mariners double-dipped in some Cactus League action on Thursday night, dropping an 11-4 bout with the Diamondbacks and tying the Angels at five runs apiece. These were the biggest takeaways from both matchups.

Projecting the Mariners’ 26-man roster with a little over three weeks to go before Opening Day.

The biggest takeaways from the Mariners’ 11-5 win over the Diamondbacks in Cactus League play.

With pitchers and catchers set to report to Spring Training on February 12, let’s take a look at how the Seattle Mariners’ initial 26-man roster of the 2025 season could shape up come Opening Day.