Latest Mariners News (2024)

Read our story on the balloting format, which includes two phases of fan voting to determine the All-Star starters.

SEATTLE -- The Mariners finally gave Logan Gilbert some run support on Sunday afternoon, and only a marginal amount was all that the towering righty needed. Under sun-soaked skies and in front of a sellout Father’s Day crowd, Gilbert dominated the Rangers over eight shutout innings to lift the Mariners

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Want to give the gift of baseball to celebrate Father’s Day? MLB.TV has just the deal for you, and Tuesday is the last day you can take advantage. During the MLB.TV Father’s Day Sale, the All Teams Yearly package -- which enables you to stream every out-of-market game, live or

SEATTLE -- The Mariners played to all of the superlatives they display when they’re at their best on Saturday, running away to what was shaping up to be their most complete win of the year before the Rangers made things interesting at the end. Seattle had a six-run lead going

Most fathers hope to pass down their finest traits to their offspring. For former Major League All-Star shortstop Jack Wilson, that was putting bat on ball. A lot. Wilson played parts of a dozen years in the big leagues and retired with a miniscule 11.6 career strikeout percentage. That’s not

SEATTLE -- Jonny Farmelo’s non-contact right knee injury sustained earlier this week will sideline him for the rest of the 2024 season. Mariners general manager Justin Hollander revealed on Saturday that Seattle’s No. 6 prospect, per MLB Pipeline has a torn ACL. Surgery has not yet been scheduled, nor has

SEATTLE -- Scott Servais has repeatedly said in recent years that the American League West runs through the Lone Star State, between the Astros’ nearly decade-long dominance atop the division and the Rangers’ run to last year’s World Series title. And though the Mariners’ manager won’t say it out loud,

This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer’s Mariners Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.

SEATTLE -- Four-game sweeps are always a tall task, even at home and even against the cellar dwellers of Major League Baseball. Yet, for a Mariners team that has been defined by late-game magic, a 3-2 loss to the White Sox in 10 innings stung a little more than it

SEATTLE -- For Kevin Martinez, the Mariners’ senior vice president of marketing and communications, the best promotions focus on fans and players and shorten the gap between them. Thirty years ago, on May 19, 1994, the Mariners struck promotional gold with the first Jay Buhner Buzz Cut Night. The premise

How Ingrid Russell-Narcisse fosters community within the Mariners front office

Ingrid Russell-Narcisse, the Mariners' senior director of corporate partnerships strategy & activation, occupies an office that uniquely reflects her 30-year tenure with the organization. Walking into the space, it immediately feels like Ingrid Russell-Narcisse. Music at varying decibels playing from the speakers, an oversized Mariners schedule filled in with handwritten

SEATTLE -- Mitch Haniger emerged from the batting cage deep underneath the home dugout at T-Mobile Park just as the Mariners reached the bottom of the 10th inning on Wednesday night. Staked to a 1-1 tie with one out and lumbering speedster Luke Raley on second base, Haniger was called

We’re still about a month away from the start of the 2024 Draft, and much like Jim Callis stated in his projection last week, we’re in a little bit of a calm-before-the-storm territory. With a few exceptions playing in the Men's College World Series, topped by No. 3 prospect Jac

Righty could rejoin Mariners' rotation as early as next week

SEATTLE -- One day after he was scratched from his scheduled start against the White Sox, Bryan Woo received positive results on an MRI that came back “perfectly clean,” Mariners general manager Justin Hollander said on Wednesday. Hollander said that Woo could be re-inserted back into Seattle’s rotation as soon

Two offensive skills will always stand out most to evaluators of all stripes, from the most veteran of scouts to the first-time fan in the stands -- power and speed. Players who can consistently make loud contact and send balls over outfield walls will draw plenty of wows, and those

Mariners catcher's latest game-changing hit a reflection of renewed approach at the plate

SEATTLE -- Cal Raleigh knew the green light had been approved from the home dugout as he stepped back into the batter’s box strapped with a 3-0 count on Tuesday night. He also knew that a middle-middle fastball would almost certainly present itself in that seventh-inning sequence with two outs.

This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer's Mariners Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. MLB.com colleague Josh Kirshenbaum pinch-hit this week with a feature on Tyler Locklear’s promotion to the Majors.

Big Dumper's walk-off slam seals epic comeback vs. White Sox

SEATTLE -- Such is the state of the 2024 Seattle Mariners and the games they’ve played that the walk-off grand slam plays second fiddle. The Mariners pulled off a wild 8-4 victory over the White Sox on Monday at T-Mobile Park, walking off on a Cal Raleigh grand slam on

Locklear, Rodríguez and Raleigh come up clutch to escape Royals' late rally

KANSAS CITY -- Tyler Locklear was right on cue with some late-game heroics in his Major League debut -- and Julio Rodríguez and Cal Raleigh were right there to join him. At the end of another wild day at Kauffman Stadium, the Mariners needed something old and something new to

KANSAS CITY -- For the foreseeable future, the Mariners will be showcasing a new look at first base. With Ty France headed to the 10-day injured list on Sunday due to a hairline fracture in his right heel, Seattle called up Tyler Locklear, the club’s No. 8 prospect. Manager Scott

KANSAS CITY -- The Mariners’ vaunted pitching staff has been on a smooth, steady course for most of the season. But since arriving at Kauffman Stadium for a three-game weekend series against the Royals, that staff has hit a speed bump. Seattle couldn’t protect a big lead on Friday, and