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State of the Mariners – September 23rd, 2025
With a postseason berth within their grasp tonight, Circling Seattle Sports writer Brittany Wisner takes a look at the state of the Seattle Mariners as we roll into the final homestand of the regular season: where the teams hitting and pitching sits, what the trends are, and what you can expect coming up.
Thin Behind the Plate: Why the Mariners should consider adding catching depth at the trade deadline
With Seby Zavala designated for assignment and in hopes to keep Mitch Garver healthy, the Seattle Mariners must search for a serviceable backup catching option behind Cal Raleigh. With how much the Mariners have ridden Cal the past few years, it isn’t fair to him or the team to keep operating as though he can be this heavily relied on.
Mariners ride Luis Castillo’s near perfect game to a 1-0 win and sweep of Rockies
The Seattle Mariners took the victory on Sunday and a sweep of the Colorado Rockies, as starting pitcher Luis Castillo dominated and nearly had a perfect game. Jarred Kelenic ended up coming big twice for the Mariners, continuing to display the potential we’ve all long awaited to see play out.
Mariners’ success with bases loaded leads to commanding 9-2 win over Rockies
In game two of the series, the Seattle Mariners toppled the Colorado Rockies as Seattle was finally able to cash in with the bases loaded, resulting in a final score of 9-2. Third baseman Eugenio Suarez’s solo homer seemed to wake things up for the Mariners.
Mariners begin homestand with 5-3 win over Rockies as Kelenic continues hot hitting
The Seattle Mariners began a 9-game homestand by defeating the Colorado Rockies, lead by another impressive effort by left fielder Jarred Kelenic. Kelenic had a two-run homer to start the scoring for Seattle in the bottom of the second, and a double in the bottom of the fourth to begin an inning that saw his team plate three more runs.