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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
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Embed from Getty Images As the Seattle Mariners prepare to face the Detroit Tigers in the ALDS, it’s worth mentioning the fact that one of the M’s best players has a decorated playoff resume. History suggests one player might rise once more to the grandest of occasions—that
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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. — It was a back-and-forth game, each team leaving runs on the table as they fell victim to the others’ pitching, but in the end, the Dodgers bested the Mariners in another close contest in front of a visitor-friendly crowd at T-
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Opening the final regular season series for both teams, with seeding up for grabs for the two playoff-bound squads, the Mariners and Dodgers dueled it out in all nine innings in a tightly contested battle. With the Dodgers winning this game by a score of 3-2, the Mariners
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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
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Embed from Getty Images Words can hardly capture the seeming strangeness of the moment. Summer has turned to fall, and yet the Seattle Mariners are sitting pretty in the AL West. The M’s are fresh off the biggest sweep of the season against none other than the Houston Astros,
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Embed from Getty Images HOUSTON, Texas — The collapse of the old baseball order is seemingly upon us. The mighty Astros, through whom the American League has run for what seems like an eon, lay gravely wounded on the marble steps of baseball’s postseason shrine with just one week left
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Embed from Getty Images KANSAS CITY, Mo. — So much of Cal Raleigh’s 2025 equipment is ending up in the Hall of Fame that the Seattle backstop is starting to run short on lumber. “I might need them to send me some new bats,” Raleigh joked. “They keep taking them
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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.
Analysis
Embed from Getty Images SEATTLE, Wash. — Two teams in MLB have a 79-68 record: the Houston Astros and the Seattle Mariners. Several teams are better, several more are worse. But in the American League West, that is the top of the mountain. For the vast majority of the year,