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Mariners Postgame Thoughts and Notes - September 8th, 2026
The Seattle Mariners opened their three-game midweek series against the Texas Rangers with a dud, as their chances at returning to the postseason shrink from already slim odds. Here are some postgame thoughts and notes from our seat in the press box on Tuesday, September 8th, 2026.
Mariners Pitching Struggles Continue in 10-5 Series Opening Defeat to Rangers
The Seattle Mariners opened their three-game midweek series against the Texas Rangers with a disappointing dud, giving up any hope of a comeback win by giving up five-runs following a three-run Lazaro Montes homer that brought the game within a run.
Bryan Woo Pleased With Bullpen Session Following Shoulder Discomfort
Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Bryan Woo threw a bullpen session at T-Mobile Park prior to the teams series finale against the Chicago Cubs, taking a step towards a return to a start after questions arose following his last outing that he left with shoulder discomfort.
Brendan Donovan Late Scratch From Mariners Lineup Ahead of Game Two Against Cubs
Just minutes before game two of three this weekend between the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners, third baseman Brendan Donovan was announced as a late scratch in the T-Mobile Park press box. The Mariners utility man can’t seem to catch a break, currently being evaluated for a concussion after being hit in the head with a baseball in the batting cages pregame.
Mariners Reliever Gabe Speier and Manager Dan Wilson Handed Suspensions After Incident With Tigers
Hours before the rubber match between the Detroit Tigers and Seattle Mariners, Major League Baseball announced that Mariners reliever Gabe Speier and manager Dan Wilson had received suspensions. The punishment comes after the benches cleared following Speier hitting Gleyber Torres of the Tigers with a pitch, an inning after Cal Raleigh was hit by a pitch.
Mariners Outfielder Luke Raley Possibly Done for Remainder of 2026 Season
The Seattle Mariners took another injury hit, as general manager Justin Hollander revealed that outfielder Luke Raley is likely done for the remainder of the 2026 campaign.
Jhonny Pereda Feels at Home With Mariners, Helping Provide Depth at Catcher
With Cal Raleigh experiencing soreness in his right side, the Seattle Mariners were forced to recall Jhonny Pereda from AAA Tacoma, the third catcher on the franchise’s 40-man roster besides Raleigh and his backup, Mitch Garver. We caught up with Pereda to check in on what his experience has been like with the Mariners, how he started the season so hot with Tacoma at the plate, and his connection with hitting coach Edgar Martinez.
Brave in the Face of Adversity: Mariners Use Five-Run 6th Inning to Take Series Opener Against Atlanta
The Seattle Mariners used a five-run sixth inning to comeback and took the series opening game against the Atlanta Braves in tight fashion, bouncing back from a sweep at the hands of the Kansas City Royals the series before.
Mariners Catcher Cal Raleigh Day-To-Day With “General Soreness”
There was hardly any notable information given by Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson regarding star catcher Cal Raleigh, who was a late scratch from the lineup. Things remain vague about the true status of Raleigh, and there may not be a clearer picture until after the imaging that he’s getting.
Mariners Bounce Back With Series Win Against Texas Rangers
Following an ugly sweep at the hands of the Padres down in San Diego, the Seattle Mariners returned to the friendly confines of T-Mobile Park with a series win over the Texas Rangers. Jeffrey Nooney breaks down the series.
Mariners Blanked by Max Fried, Yankees in Game Two of the Series
The Seattle Mariners saw their three-game series against the New York Yankees even up after their shutout loss on Tuesday, March 31st, 2026. Max Fried was electric for the Yankees, throwing seven shutout innings while Mariners starter Logan Gilbert came unraveled in the sixth inning.
It Was Never Going to Be Easy: Mariners Bludgeoned by Blue Jays in Game Three of the ALCS
In a frustrating game three of the American League Championship Series, our Seattle Mariners couldn’t sustain early momentum against the Toronto Blue Jays after grabbing a two-game lead in Canada. Mariners starting pitcher George Kirby struggled in the third and fourth innings, and the Seattle offense failed to get anything going against Blue Jays starter Shane Bieber besides Julio Rodríguez’s two-run homer in the bottom of the first inning.
Mariners Offense Stifled by Tigers Bullpen in ALDS Game One Loss
Our Seattle Mariners find themselves down a game in the 2025 ALDS against the Detroit Tigers, failing to do much damage against a bullpen game from their AL Central foes. George Kirby was solid through five innings and the Seattle bullpen largely did their job, but the Mariners lineup was absent outside of Julio Rodríguez and Cal Raleigh.
Trent Thornton Relishes Time With Mariners Despite Grueling 2025
Seattle Mariners reliever Trent Thornton has been through plenty of frustration during the 2025 MLB season, including three significant injuries, but his spirits remain high thanks to the cohesiveness of this years roster. Thornton reflected on the season and the tight knit group ahead of the ALDS.
Bryan Woo’s Status Remains Unclear as Mariners Prepare for ALDS
Seattle Mariners all-star right-handed pitcher Bryan Woo threw off a mound for a bullpen session and a “live batting practice” ahead of the teams second scrimmage of the bye week leading up to their ALDS against the Detroit Tigers. Woo’s status remains unclear just a few days before game one.
Home Team Wins Second Scrimmage of Mariners Bye Week Ahead of ALDS
Our Seattle Mariners played the second of two scrimmages this week in anticipation of the ALDS, hoping to stay sharp and avoid rust during their “bye week” as they await their opponent. Here are highlights and notes from the scrimmage for those that did not attend the event at T-Mobile Park.
Mariners Takeover Climate Pledge Arena During Kraken Preseason Finale
Hours after their scrimmage at T-Mobile Park to negate rust during their bye week ahead of the ALDS, our Seattle Mariners seemingly took over Climate Pledge Arena during the Seattle Kraken's preseason finale against the Edmonton Oilers.
Mariners Look to Stay Sharp with Intra Squad Scrimmage, “Road” Team Takes Game One
Our Seattle Mariners held the first of two scrimmages this week in anticipation of the ALDS, hoping to stay sharp and avoid rust during their “bye week” as they await their opponent. Here are highlights and notes from the scrimmage for those that did not attend the event at T-Mobile Park.
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.
Bryan Woo Exits Mariners Win In Houston With “Pec Tightness”
Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Bryan Woo left the teams series opening win against the Houston Astros on the road with a “little pec tightness,” per manager Dan Wilson. Here’s what we know about the teams ace.