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Mariners take series opener against the AL West leading Rangers, 5-3
Our Seattle Mariners took the series opening victory over the Texas Rangers at T-Mobile Park thanks to a trio of home runs and some fine work from starting pitcher Bryce Miller. Those components, Torpedo bats, and more are detailed in this game recap by our writer Jeffrey Nooney.
Mariners reactions to new torpedo bats
The "Torpedo" bats have become a major topic of discussion around Major League Baseball following the New York Yankees success with them in their opening series. For a struggling offense like our Seattle Mariners, could they cure their production woes? Our Jeffrey Nooney discusses that and more regarding the new bat style.
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.
State of the Mariners – June 27th, 2024
Following an nine-game road trip, 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.
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.
Captain Crawford in the clutch: J.P. walks off Rangers to keep the Mariners season alive
In dramatic fashion, the Seattle Mariners began their four-game series against the Texas Rangers with a walkoff victory in the bottom of the ninth inning as the teams captain, J.P. Crawford, came through with the bases loaded. Seattle keeps their season alive, at least for another day.
Homestand highs and lows: Texas two-step to an even homestand
In the third homestand of the 2023 season, the Seattle Mariners hosted the two Texas based teams at T-Mobile Park for a somewhat brief stretch. It was an even split of the six games, with the Mariners getting an impressive series win over the Astros while narrowly losing the series to the Rangers.
Mariners drop series against Rangers as comeback attempt falls short
Mariners dropped the rubber match against the Rangers and lost their first series at home against Texas since 2019. Starting pitcher Luis Castillo hit some bumps in the game, while the Mariners bats failed to complete a late inning comeback.
Mariners shutout big Rangers bats behind Kirby’s K’s
The Mariners were able to shutout the hot bats of the Rangers, collecting a victory behind starting pitcher George Kirby's strong performance. Kirby went seven scoreless innings, while the Seattle bats were able to push five runs across the plate including Tom Murphy's two-run blast.
Mariners drop game one to Rangers despite Gilbert’s hot start
The Seattle Mariners, fresh off of a big series win against the Houston Astros, once again failed their starting pitcher as they only plated one for Logan Gilbert to drop game one. Ty France’s early solo homer got things going early, and Gilbert pitched an excellent game, but the mariners bats couldn’t get it done the rest of the way.