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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 SEATTLE, Wash. — Bryce Miller, the ALCS Game 1 starter who went six full innings of one-run ball during Seattle’s upset victory on Sunday night in Toronto, will get the ball in Game 5 on Friday. Although there had been some speculation that Bryan Woo
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After 47 long years of wandering through the desolation, the Seattle Mariners are just two wins away from reaching the promised land, all while they return to the friendly confines of T-Mobile Park for three games and a chance to win the series in front of a long-waiting
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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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As the first few games of the ALCS come into full view, the Mariners and Blue Jays have put together a starting rotation for the first contest in Toronto with the Blue Jays also sure about their Game 2 and Game 3 guys. Seattle starts the series with a distinct
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Embed from Getty Images DETROIT, Mich. — For the second time in a week, the Seattle Mariners have to save their season against the best pitcher in the American League. This time, it will be a true elimination game, a winner-take-all Game 5 in T-Mobile Park. It seemed
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Embed from Getty Images DETROIT, Mich. — It was certainly a little annoying when the dizzying droplets kept drenching the field on a Tuesday afternoon in Detroit. The Seattle Mariners, guarded from rain delays at home both by a retractable roof and the west coast’s dry summer, had gone 1-
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Embed from Getty Images As the ALDS between the Seattle Mariners and Detroit Tigers quickly approaches, it is rapidly becoming clear that the Mariners’ ace, Bryan Woo, will have limited at best availability. Had he been fully healthy coming into the postseason, the M’s would have four starters they
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Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — Leo Rivas popped out to third, and the 162nd game of the regular season came to a close, a 6-1 loss for a Mariners team that is hungry to win it all. 18 teams in Major League Baseball saw the final frame finish
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Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — Neck-hairs upright, chills across their bodies of nearly four myriad people, every corporeal vessel—despite the spirits they carry having flown into the stratosphere long ago—stood in place to allow wondrous eyes to spot their night’s hero. Josh Naylor alone may