Seattle is 37-35 at this point, still doing its best to stay in the division race. Despite being in mid-June, the Mariners are looking like they are looking for an AL wild card spot. This level of ...

SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners closed out a six-game homestand with a 4-2 record, but it ended on a poor note as they lost 3-1 on Wednesday against the Boston R ...

Seattle is 37-35 at this point, still doing its best to stay in the division race. Despite being in mid-June, the Mariners are looking like they are looking for an AL wild card spot.

Seattle was in position to make it a close game in the sixth inning. Randy Arozarena and Rowdy Tellez hit back-to-back solo homers, getting the Mariners to within 4-2 entering the Diamondbacks ...

The Seattle Mariners had a disappointing end to their nine-game homestand against one of the worst teams in the American League this season. The Mariners were swept by the Baltimore Orioles to ...

It's pretty obvious to Seattle Mariners fans that their team has been going through some things recently. They've lost a number of games in the past couple of weeks to fall below the .500 mark.

Seattle will begin a three-game series against the Boston Red Sox at 6:40 p.m. PT on Monday. Logan Gilbert will start for the Mariners and Lucas Giolito will take the mound for the Red Sox.

It's pretty obvious to Seattle Mariners fans that their team has been going through some things recently. They've lost a number of games in the past couple of weeks to fall below the .500 mark.

Mariners update (33-34): Cal Raleigh is hitting .264 with 44 runs, 11 doubles, 26 home runs, 53 RBI, 38 walks and seven stolen bases, with a .370 on-base percentage, .632 slugging percentage and 1 ...

In a move that reflects both short‑term urgency and long‑term strategy, the Seattle Mariners have designated first baseman/DH Rowdy Tellez for assignment to make roster space for the return of ...

Just 12 days ago, the Mariners were 32-26, and in first place in their division. Fast forward to Friday, and Seattle sat at 33-34 and was under .500 for the first time since mid-April.

Bryan Woo, along with a few other Mariners players, hosted a reverse signing event for a group of kids from Seattle Children's hospital on Tuesday.