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TORONTO, Canada — Game 7: the two best words in sports. The Seattle Mariners have never made it this far in their entire history. All three times they had previously made it to the ALCS, their opponents had kicked them out before any game of games could be played. Not so
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Embed from Getty ImagesEmbed TORONTO, Canada — The Mariners had a hole in the boat as soon as it left the dock on Sunday night, failing to take advantage of ample opportunities with the bat and dropping the ball—quite literally—with the glove. Their three errors were the most out
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Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — It was a whole lot of Blue Jays for the second straight night in Seattle, as the Mariners once again crumbled on their home stage on the mound and at the plate. In a season that has been filled with a whole lot of
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Embed from Getty Images TORONTO, Canada — The Mariners’ Game 1 victory against the Blue Jays was described as a “steal” by much of the North American continent, with the Mariners exhausted from a five-hour, 15-inning marathon in Game 5 of the ALDS. Game 2, on the other hand,
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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 On June 11, the Seattle Mariners fell below .500, buried by an Eugenio Suárez grand slam, swept in Arizona, and now in third place in the AL West. It was their 13th loss in 17 games, a stretch where they scored 3.4 runs per game
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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 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