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Ray day gets off to poor start, Mariners pitching struggles in 9-4 loss to Guardians
In the second game of the series and season, the Seattle Mariners got off to a rocky start with their pitching and never got going. Starter Robbie Ray stumbled in his first start of the season, and the bullpen struggled as well in the first loss of the Mariners.
Seattle Mariners 2023 Opening Day roster overlook
The Seattle Mariners, looking to build further upon their 2022 playoff berth, added some notable veteran bats in free agency and are betting on repeat performances and breakout seasons in 2023. Charles from Circling Seattle Sports takes a look at every player on the 26-man roster that will walk out on Opening Day
Mariners thump Athletics, 15-3, in last meeting between teams before regular season
In their Spring Training game against their divisional rival, the Oakland Athletics, our Seattle Mariners proved heavily victorious in a 15-3 win at the Peoria Sports Complex. Starting catcher Cal Raleigh slammed a three-run homer in the victory, and tallied three runs of his own.