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SEATTLE – With an offense that is somewhere between putrid to unwatchable and incapable of showing anything close to consistent production, the Mariners pitching doesn’t need to be perfect, but something close to it.

SEATTLE – A day after crashing into the wall in center field, Julio Rodriguez was out of the Mariners’ lineup for the series opener against the Los Angeles Angels on Monday night.

SEATTLE – Ty France sat in front of his locker right as you enter the Mariners clubhouse, staring at his phone and trying not to think about his uncertain future.

SEATTLE – Even before the Mariners earned what might have been their most important win of the year, Scott Servais received about as important of an answer as he could have wanted about the state of his team and how it would respond in the wake of the biggest crisis of the season.

SEATTLE – The lead in the American League West standings belongs to the team that has won the division six out of the past seven seasons.

SEATTLE – It’s hard to be diplomatic and direct all at once, yet somehow Cal Raleigh found a way.

For the first time since May 12, they no longer sit alone atop the American League West standings.

SEATTLE – Every wave has a crest, its highest point, where the only remaining direction is down.

SEATTLE – The Mariners need a bat. You know it. They know it. Everyone in baseball knows it.

ARLINGTON, Texas – The question gets posed to Texas Rangers All-Star second baseman Marcus Semien fairly regularly: Who, he’s asked, is the nastiest pitcher in the major leagues right now?

After months of work and weeks of preparations, the Mariners wrapped up the 2024 Major League Baseball amateur draft on Tuesday afternoon, making their final 10 selections of the 20-round affair.