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Mariners make it seven consecutive series wins with two-game sweep of Angels
Our Seattle Mariners have now pushed their series winning streak to seven, thanks to a two-game sweep of the Los Angeles Angels. To cap off a five-game homestand, our Mariners continued to ride their strong offensive performance of late, got a few more injury updates, and more. Our Jeffrey Nooney recaps the odd two-game series against the Angels in Seattle.
Mariners winning ways continue, win sixth straight series with victories over the Marlins
Our Seattle Mariners continued their winning ways of late, thanks to another series victory, making it six in a row thanks to a successful three-game set against the Miami Marlins. This was an interesting series with injury updates, a scare with a member of the rotation, and an MLB debut for a top prospect. Our Jeffrey Nooney recaps the series against the Marlins in Seattle.
Mariners win series in Boston, finish road trip 6-3
Our Seattle Mariners closed out their nine-game road trip with a series victory over the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. The series win over Boston makes it five straight series victories for the Mariners, having gone 11-4 since their sweep at the hands of the San Francisco Giants. Our Jeffrey Nooney recaps the series against the Red Sox.
Mariners win fourth series in a row, continue to dominate Blue Jays
Our Seattle Mariners have now won four consecutive series, and two to begin this three-team road trip, following a wild three game set against the Toronto Blue Jays. Rowdy Tellez and Cal Raleigh starred for a Mariners team that was able to pick up their starting rotation thanks to a strong offensive performance in the latter two games. Jeffrey Nooney provides a series recap of Mariners at Blue Jays here in Mid-April of 2025.
Mariners win first series against Astros of 2025
The fourth series of the season, opening the second homestand of the 2025 campaign, saw the Seattle Mariners take the three-game set over the Houston Astros. The Astros don't look quite like the force they've been in recent years, but they certainly put up a strong fight against our Mariners in this series. Our Jeffrey Nooney gives you a rundown of what took place over the three games.
Mariners suffer 12th inning loss to rival Astros
Our Seattle Mariners dropped the second contest of their three-game home series against the Houston Astros, as 12 grueling innings were needed to decide this grinding battle between two AL West foes. Our Jeffrey Nooney breaks the game down.
What to expect from Luke Raley in 2025
Acquired via trade in the offseason prior to 2024, Luke Raley became a fun position player to watch for the Seattle Mariners whether that was at first base or in the outfield. While he struggled at times in the batters box, like the rest of the Mariners lineup, the tools are present for Raley to make a big impact in 2025. Here's what to expect from Luke this season, his second as a Mariner.
What a return to form could look like for Mitch Garver in 2025
Seattle Mariners designated hitter/catcher Mitch Garver had a turbulent first season of a two-year deal he signed back in December of 2023, and he’s looking for a bounce back campaign this year after he (like many Seattle batters) struggled heavily at the plate. Here’s why our Brittany Wisner believes he can turn things around in 2025.
Mariners players with the most to gain during Spring Training 2025
With the first few games of Spring Training underway for our Seattle Mariners, we’re really getting into the preseason for the team and we may soon see some of our offseason questions answered. With that being said, what players have the most to prove this Spring Training ahead of opening day? Here are three names to think about.
Seattle Mariners players & position groups to watch in Spring Training, part one
Spring Training swiftly approaches for our Seattle Mariners, and despite the lack of impactful moves made this offseason and a tiny amount of payroll increase to work with, there are some reasons for excitement. Jeffrey Nooney provides his players and position groups to watch this Spring.
Mariners halt four-game losing skid with 16-3 blowout of Athletics
Following back-to-back walk off losses to begin their final road series in Oakland, the Seattle Mariners put up 16 runs in a blowout victory over the Athletics to snap their four-game losing streak.
State of the Mariners – August 1st, 2024
Following an six-game road trip and the MLB trade deadline, Circling Seattle Sports writer Brittany Wisner takes a look at the state of the Seattle Mariners currently: 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.
Crawford in the clutch: Mariners walk off Astros in extras on sacrifice fly from Seattle shortstop
The Seattle Mariners were able to secure the series win over AL West foe, the Houston Astros, with a walk off win on Wednesday night courtesy of a sacrifice fly from J.P. Crawford.
Trying to Find His Footing: Taking a Look at Mitch Garver’s Early-Season Struggles
Seattle Mariners designated hitter Mitch Garver is still searching for his footing at the plate. What's behind his slow start to 2024? Brittany Wisner takes a closer look.
La Piedra locks down the Braves, Mariners win 3-2 despite more late drama for series victory over Atlanta
Behind the power of their strong pitching and the long ball, tonight courtesy of Jorge Polanco, the Seattle Mariners pulled out an impressive and tight 3-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves to give them their fifth consecutive series victory.
Mashing their way to victory: Mariners use great starting pitching and the long ball to take series opener against Diamondbacks
Returning home from a successful road trip with stops in Colorado and Texas, the Seattle Mariners returned home to T-Mobile Park to begin a six-game homestand with a three-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks, taking that series opener by a 6-1 result behind three homers and a strong start by Emerson Hancock.
State of the Mariners – April 26th, 2024
In a new series Circling Seattle Sports will be doing, writer Brittany Wisner takes a look at the state of the Seattle Mariners currently: where the teams hitting and pitching sits, what the trends are, and what you can expect coming up.
Cold bats against Cleveland: Mariners offense shrivels up as Guardians even series
The Seattle Mariners were unable to take an early series win over the Cleveland Guardians, as starting pitcher Shane Bieber held the Mariners scoreless through six innings and the two runs that Seattle generated after he had left the ballgame weren't enough to overcome the deficit created by the Guardians.
Guarding homefield: Mariners take series opener over Cleveland behind strong start from Emerson Hancock and early offense
The Seattle Mariners got a jumpstart to their game with a four-run second inning, pushed by Dom Canzone's three-run homer, and starting pitcher Emerson Hancock was solid enough to earn his first career MLB win, as Seattle defeated the Cleveland Guardians by a score of 5-4.