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M’s Bring Out Brooms in 11-2 Thrashing of Angels, Win Ninth Straight, Take First Place
Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — For now, the Seattle Mariners stand atop the mountain. On Sept. 14, 2025, the Astros and Rangers finally blinked, losing to the struggling Braves and Mets, and the Mariners responded with a win of their own to grab the crown—for now, at least.
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Podcast: Storm Punch Playoff Ticket, Mariners' Ride Hot Streak Back Into AL West Race
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One Step Closer: Mariners Take 5-3 Win Over Cardinals, Look to Sweep on Wednesday
Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — Many things can be said about the 2025 Seattle Mariners, but one thing you can’t deny is that they’re exciting—and this goes all the way into the second week of September. Whether or not there is magic in the clubhouse, this
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Woo Quality Start, Big Sixth Inning Combine to Propel Mariners to 4-2 Victory over Cardinals
Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — It wasn’t the no-holds-barred blowout that Seattle’s sluggers twice inflicted on the Atlanta Braves over the weekend, but the Mariners got their third straight win on Monday night due to a stellar pitching performance complemented by one big inning for
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Mother Goose Mariners: Mustachioed M’s Bash 10 Homers, Take Final Two from Braves
Embed from Getty Images ATLANTA, Ga. — Hollow fear of the gods. Those were the words Cicero used to describe superstitio, a word that bequeaths us superstition but meant something more like over-religiosity or improper worship back in his time. Well, the Romans never played baseball; that’s probably why
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Mariners Fall Short in Two-Out Scoring Fest, Lose 4-3 to Guardians
Embed from Getty Images The Seattle Mariners’ (72-64) one-run defeat on Saturday night to the Cleveland Guardians (68-66) featured offense that was few and far between for the visitors, securing a seventh straight road loss. Outside of Randy Arozarena’s leadoff double, the Mariners didn’t have
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Losing Streak Dies with Road Trip, Mariners Open Homestand on 3-2 Victory vs. A’s
Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — Leaving the rainy east coast to go back to sunny Seattle has its benefits. That might sound funny to those few readers who aren’t familiar with PNW climate patterns, but August in Seattle contains consistently clear crow-paths. And for the Mariners, just
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Not-So-Sunny Philadelphia Welcomes Mariners in 12-7 Shellacking to Phillies
Embed from Getty Images PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – The good news is that the Seattle Mariners scored seven runs on Monday night. The bad news was, well, almost everything else in a 12-7 loss in game one of a three game set against the Philadelphia Phillies. Recently, it seems as though
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Mariners Face Rough Waters in Baltimore, Lose Series with 5-3 Rubber Match Defeat
Embed from Getty Images BALTIMORE, Md. – It was dry, it was wet, then dry again, then wet again and all the way back to dry, but regardless of weather conditions, the Seattle Mariners continued their bad start to the nine-game road trip with a 5-3 loss to the
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Good, Bad, and Ugly: Logan Gilbert Shines, But Mariners Fall 4-3 to Orioles
Embed from Getty Images You can’t win em all. But that doesn’t make losses like this any less frustrating. The Seattle Mariners were unable to continue their eight-game winning streak with a 4-3 loss to the Orioles in the middle game of a three-game series
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George Kirby, Mariners Scrape 1-0 Win in Baltimore to Jump Into First Place in AL West
Embed from Getty Images BALTIMORE, Md. – It wasn’t the same type of win produced on a high-scoring homestand, but it was an eighth straight win nonetheless for the Seattle Mariners, who opened their series against the Baltimore Orioles by pitching their way to a 1-0 victory. Without