#mariners

#mariners

The Mariners revamped their infield by re-signing Jorge Polanco and bringing in Donovan Solano, aiming to improve their overall roster.

Both teams are pushing for playoff spots, with the Yankees needing to win to clinch a berth.

Luis Gil and Bryan Woo, two emerging pitchers, are set to face off in a critical matchup.

Yankees dominated the Mariners with double-digit runs, showcasing key players' strengths and widening their AL East lead amid opposing teams' struggles.

The Red Sox struggled significantly in Game 2 against the Mariners, failing to secure a lead.

Triston Casas showed promise with another 3-run homer despite the loss.

The Padres are exploring trades to fill lineup gaps despite better payroll capacity.

Mariners are making decisions on designated players as offseason progresses.

Willy Adames' clutch performance in the 11th inning secured a thrilling 10-9 victory for the Giants over the Mariners.

The game exemplified resilience and dramatism, transforming into an unforgettable home opener for the Giants fans.

Mariners aimed to trade Luis Castillo but retained him due to high asking price.

Castillo remains a solid starter entering his age-32 season with a lucrative contract.

Apple TV+ is exclusively airing the Twins vs. Braves and Mariners vs. Blue Jays games today.

The Mariners' offensive struggles remain a significant issue, reflected in their poor performance early in 2025.

The Mariners must address their infield issues, especially beyond shortstop J.P. Crawford, as they head into the 2024 season.

Luis F. Castillo will make his MLB debut as a starter for the Mariners against the Giants after a successful stint in Japan.

The Mariners seek to revamp their offense, particularly infield positions, following a disappointing scoring performance in 2024.

Mariners signed Jorge Polanco, raising concerns about his transition to third base and offensive performance post-2024 injuries.

The Mariners are focusing on upgrading their infield corners this winter, particularly first and third base.

The Seattle Mariners had a quiet offseason, mainly due to budget constraints, retaining players instead of making significant trades or signings.

Nick Raposo cleared waivers and was sent to Triple-A Tacoma, adding catching depth for the Mariners.

The Mariners have a solid starting catcher, with added depth from Raposo's potential.

Despite not debuting yet, Raposo has had reasonable production and good defensive marks in the minors.

Mariners claimed catcher Nick Raposo from the Blue Jays, enhancing their catching options as they head into the 2025 season.