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Julio Rodriguez homers, Bryan Woo impresses in Mariners’ win over A’s

UPDATED: Sun., March 30, 2025

SEATTLE – Wind?

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Logan Gilbert says it’s been ‘awhile’ since Mariners last discussed extension

UPDATED: Sat., March 29, 2025

SEATTLE – They’ve been together for so long – since the beginning – that it’s difficult for Mariners pitcher Logan Gilbert to envision working with anyone but his close friend Cal Raleigh as his regular catcher.

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Mariners offense goes silent in shutout loss to Athletics

UPDATED: Fri., March 28, 2025

SEATTLE – All the frustration felt by fans for the first six innings on Opening Night and all the memes, snarky tweets and comments that might have been prematurely sent or were waiting to be shared about the same ol’ Mariners, having the same feckless offensive production as last season while suffering another run-deprived loss, well, they were good to go for Friday night.

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Cal Raleigh gives heartfelt thanks to Mariners, family after signing new deal

UPDATED: Fri., March 28, 2025

SEATTLE – He’s taken foul tips off his wrist, shoulder, thigh and the place where no man wants to be struck with a baseball without leaving the game. He spent the last six weeks of the 2022 season doing anything and everything that would allow him to play through the constant pain of torn ligaments in his left thumb.

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Will Mariners make playoffs in 2025? 3 reasons they will — and won’t.

UPDATED: Wed., March 26, 2025

PEORIA, Ariz. – In seasons past, just making the playoffs and ending an infamous and embarrassing drought served as the primary preseason goal for the Seattle Mariners.

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More than a captain: How Cal Raleigh became the conscience of the Mariners

UPDATED: Wed., March 26, 2025

Credit to the Mariners, the organization did what it takes to keep their conscience around for the long-term at a sizable cost. Two days before opening day, they agreed to a 6-year, $105 million contract extension with Raleigh.

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Commentary: Mariners don’t just need Julio Rodríguez to be good. He needs to be elite.

UPDATED: Thu., March 27, 2025

The question has come up a few times among us Seattle sports scribes: If you were to take any active athlete from one of this town’s teams and place them on a random street corner, who would be the most recognizable? The consensus answer is one Julio Rodríguez, and for good reason.

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Can Dan Wilson again be the missing link for a Mariners’ breakthrough?

UPDATED: Wed., March 26, 2025

Seattle manager Dan Wilson wasn't a leading man when he played in 1995. But he was what the Mariners needed. His calm stability, his understated intensity, came at the most important position and at the most important time in franchise history.

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Commentary: Can Mariners starting pitchers — already MLB’s best — be even better?

UPDATED: Tue., March 25, 2025

SEATTLE – The Seattle Mariners have one path to the playoffs.

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Mariners sign catcher Cal Raleigh to massive extension

UPDATED: Tue., March 25, 2025

With opening day of the 2025 season on Thursday, the Seattle Mariners made sure their catcher and conscience of their team will be with them for years to come.

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Mariners’ Matt Brash dazzles in first outing since elbow surgery: ‘I’m back’

UPDATED: Mon., March 24, 2025

PEORIA, Ariz. – Nearly a year later, with his first competitive pitch since major elbow surgery, Matt Brash stepped on the mound at Peoria Sports Complex and fired a 98.5-mph fastball for a first-pitch strike.

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Mariners wrap up spring training with worst record ever. Does it matter?

UPDATED: Mon., March 24, 2025

PEORIA, Ariz. — In their final tuneup before Thursday’s opening day against the Athletics, the Mariners wound up with a 7-7 tie Monday afternoon against the San Diego Padres in their last Cactus League game.

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