Mariners rule Matt Brash out for season
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Celesten’s breakout season ends on the IL, Dollard hits another roadblock and Alcantara earns his next challenge.
ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney spoke on the most recent 'Refuse to Lose Territory,' podcast about how the M's should, or can, handle things.
The Mariners promoting Michael Arroyo this season remains a strong possibility. But the strong hitting prospect is still seeking consistency on defense.
The Mariners saw September as their chance to gain ground. A costly loss to the Athletics raised a harsher question about Seattle’s place in the standings.
The total cost for a game day outing at the Mariners' home stadium came to $95.72. That includes the minimum average prices for one ticket, parking, a hot dog and a beer. With total game day prices so high, it's important to get the most bang for your buck regardless of what you eat.
With the way the ball was flying, it looked more like a game in Sacramento than Seattle. Gilbert fell apart in the third inning when he allowed four homers over a span of six batters, accounting for five of the runs on his line in his worst start of the year.
Mariners general manager Justin Hollander made it official before Friday’s game — Matt Brash won’t pitch again in 2026 after suffering a setback in his injury rehab.
Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager of Baseball Operations Justin Hollander announced today the following roster moves: - Troy Taylor, RHP, recalled from Triple-A Tacoma. - Hoby Milner,
The Mariners have cultivated their identity around pitching, but is that something they can count on moving forward?