The Mariners and T-Mobile announced a 25-year partnership that will begin in January and run through December 2043. Per Forbes, the deal is worth $87.5 million.

Safeco Field, the name of the home ballpark for your Seattle Mariners, will be getting a new name after the 2018 season, the team and Safeco Insurance announced on Tuesday morning.

seattle news archives & features Aug 8, 2018, 7:00 PM The Safeco Field roof will need renovations within the next two decades, according to Mariners Executive Vice President Fred Rivera.

The Seattle Mariners have reached a new lease agreement for Safeco Field. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren) The Seattle Mariners will be playing at the corner of Edgar and Dave for a good while longer.

The "Safeco Field" name is on its way out. But rumors ran wild Thursday about T-Mobile taking its place, prompting the Mariners to quickly respond.

There’s only one snag in that plan: the Seattle Mariners have made clear that the club won’t sign its new Safeco Field lease unless King County gives them that $180 million from taxpayers to ...

In May, the Seattle Mariners proudly announced that they had agreed to terms on a new 25-year lease that would have kept them in Safeco Field through the 2049 season. The team had an ambition ...

By contrast, as Safeco Field nears its 10th birthday — which arrives on Wednesday with the Mariners in the midst of their All-Star break — it still has the full bloom of youth.

The Seattle Mariners and Safeco Insurance announced Tuesday that the naming rights for Safeco Field will not be extended beyond the 2018 season. The original 20-year agreement was reached in 1998 ...

The Seattle Mariners’ offense was awful in those years no matter where they played, but particularly bad at Safeco Field. Overall, the Mariners hit .234/.295/.352 as a team from 2010 to 2012.

Safeco Field, the current home of the Seattle Mariners, is considered by many to be one of the nicest parks in the MLB. In designing the park, architects aimed to create a fresh, new look without ...