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Embed from Getty Images Seattle’s Game 7 defeat was nothing short of the most gut-wrenching game of the millennium. Had it been a blowout from the start or had the M’s failed even to make it to Monday night, the pain would have been lesser—but the
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Embed from Getty Images TORONTO, Canada — You can do 99 things right on the road to winning a championship. But if you do the 100th thing wrong, you will lose the last game of the season. Every time the 2025 Mariners found their backs to the wall, they had roared
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Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — The Mariners’ third win didn’t come very easily. Runs, as is so often true in the playoffs, came at a premium for both teams—itself an improvement for Mariners pitching. Seattle and Toronto each had golden opportunities throughout the game, but almost all
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Embed from Getty Images TORONTO, Canada — Coming off a 15-inning marathon, with their most rested starter still on just three days of rest, it didn’t appear likely that the Mariners were going to take the first game in Toronto. But as so often happens in the postseason, good
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Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — Such a game has not been played in the Third Millennium. The emotional firestorm the city of Seattle went through—from hope to dread to exhaustion to resignation to ecstasy and then all five simultaneously—was a collective mental conflagration that is perhaps indescribable,
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Embed from Getty Images DETROIT, Mich. — Over four games at Comerica Park in 2025, the Seattle Mariners have scored 43 runs. And on a Tuesday in October, eight of those gave the M’s an all-important Game 3 victory. Although Game 3 had originally been slated for 1:08
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Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — When all seemed lost, when Murphy’s Law seemed to be on the verge of conquering Seattle once again, the heroes of the city rose to the challenge. Even decades after the moment that defines the sparse good parts of this franchise’s history,
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Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — Demoralizing. Gut-punching. That was the sense around the Mariners’ 11-inning, one-run loss in Game 1 of the ALDS. They had chances, they had more than enough chances—yet they couldn’t capitalize. Blame goes around in these situations: to the hitters,
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Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — The 2025 Mariners had their first playoff test, and in partial accordance with Murphy’s Law, a lot went wrong. The offense tried to play hero ball far too often, letting down a series of pitchers who gave their all as they let ample