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Seattle Tempest Fall 16-20 to San Diego Super Bloom
A battle of the top teams from each Western Ultimate League (WUL) division brought an exciting and gritty matchup to Interbay Stadium this weekend.
Seattle Cascades Lose 16-26 to Oakland Spiders
The Seattle Cascades played a demanding matchup this weekend against the undefeated Oakland Spiders, the West Division's top team, and were ultimately handed a 16-26 loss.
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 Minor League Weekly Wrap Up: April 28th-May 3rd, 2026
The week of April 28th through May 3rd, 2026, for minor league affiliates of the Seattle Mariners was not a fruitful one in the win column, but did see some stellar individual performances from some top prospects as well as continued rehab assignments for big leaguers.
Storm Waive Draft Pick Taina Mair as Season Opener Nears
Five days out from their 2026 WNBA season opener, the Seattle Storm waived rookie guard Taina Mair. The Storm selected the 5’9” guard out of Duke in the first round of this years WNBA entry draft, the 14th overall selection. There is still a possibility that Mair will return to the Storm, but on one of the teams two development slots.
Mariners Claim LHP José Suarez off Waivers From Braves
An hour before first pitch of this afternoons matinee series finale against the Kansas City Royals, the Seattle Mariners claimed LHP José Suarez off waivers from the Atlanta Braves. As a corresponding move, with the 40-man roster full, the Mariners had to designate outfielder Rhylan Thomas for assignment.
Seattle Cascades Open 2026 UFA Season with 27-14 Win Over Colorado Apex
With a roster that is missing some of the team’s key players from last season but has many impressive new additions, the Cascades dominated the Colorado Apex 27-14 in their first game of the 2026 UFA season.
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.
Cal Raleigh Scratched From Mariners Lineup Ahead of May 2nd Matchup Against Royals
A little over an hour before the team’s second game of the weekend against the Kansas City Royals, the Seattle Mariners removed star catcher Cal Raleigh from the lineup. Here’s what information we have on Cal Raleigh and the roster move that followed his removal from the Mariners lineup.
Seattle Reign Battle to Scoreless Draw Against Houston Dash
The Seattle Reign played to a 0-0 draw in Houston on Friday night, with demonstrated improvements on the field from their previous match but difficulty finishing chances in the final third.
Mariners Homestand Highlights: May 1st Through 6th, 2026
The upcoming Seattle Mariners homestand against the Kansas City Royals and Atlanta Braves will feature some fun theme nights, three value games, and some star Seattle sports guests for the ceremonial first pitches. Here are the homestand highlights for the games from May 1st through May 6th, 2026.
Mariners Minor League Weekly Wrap Up: April 21st-26th, 2026
The week of April 21st through 26th, 2026, for minor leagues affiliates of the Seattle Mariners was an undefeated one, as three teams earned series victories and there was just one series split. Berlin Kofoed takes you through those series, with how performed best in each of them.
Seattle Reign Homecoming Dampened by 3-0 Loss to Utah Royals
The Seattle Reign’s official Lumen Field homecoming was spoiled by both a 3-0 loss to the Utah Royals and a frightening injury to captain and longtime Reign FC midfielder Jess Fishlock.
Former Husky Elle Ladine Is Taking Things “Day by Day” in Storm Training Camp
Former University of Washington standout Elle Ladine received a training camp invitation from the Seattle Storm, the storied WNBA franchise she’s lived just minutes away from during her collegiate career. Ladine took time to speak about her Washington career and the opportunity ahead during this Storm training camp.
Storm Practice Notebook - April 23rd, 2026
The Seattle Storm held their final practice session open to the media before their first preseason contest ahead of the 2026 WNBA season. This Storm practice notebook features notes on some of their lineups that were seen, notes from who had intriguing performances during the session, and some interesting pieces of information regarding the availability of players who did not take part in the session.
Mariners Offense and Bullpen Continue to Scuffle in 5-2 Defeat to Athletics
Behind some more struggles by the bullpen and the offense going cold after a few runs, the Seattle Mariners fell to the Athletics in game two of the series, meaning they’ll look to avoid being swept in tomorrow’s matinee finale. Luis Castillo was serviceable on the mound, but with just a few runs of support behind him, he would’ve had to be perfect to help the team more.
Alex Hoppe Called up by Mariners to Provide Bullpen Depth
After last nights tough defeat, the Seattle Mariners sought out bullpen depth considering the state of their backend at this point early into the season. The move made to address that was calling up righty Alex Hoppe from AAA Tacoma, an offseason acquisition with a strong fastball.
Storm’s Ezi Magbegor to Miss Six to Eight Weeks With Right Foot Injury
The Seattle Storm announced hours before their 2026 media day that forward/center Ezi Magbegor will miss extended time with a right foot injury suffered while representing Australia this offseason.
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.