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By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- It’s a busy time of year down on the Mariners’ farm. Seattle just promoted its top two hitting prospects to Triple-A, where they’re off to a hot start. It sent its top two pitching prospects to Philadelphia for the Futures Game, where they shoved against some of the
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- Last summer, ‘twas an Etsy Witch that turned the Mariners’ fortunes around. This year might be even stranger.
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- After a rough road trip going into the All-Star break, the Mariners came back with six games at home against a pair of teams that will both firmly be in seller’s mode at the Trade Deadline. Seattle won three of the first four games to take its set
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- Flip the calendar back a year, and you’d find a very different Bryce Miller in a very different situation, in the midst of what shaping up to be a lost year. Last July, the right-hander was on his second IL stint of the season dealing with elbow issues,
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- It’s an everyday occurrence at ballparks across America: Hours before the game, baseball players taking batting practice, getting their swings in and warming up. It turns out that routine can work for pop stars, too.
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- Putting together an event to honor one legend can be a challenge and spectacle enough. The Mariners would know; they’ve retired a number each of the past two seasons. Honoring 50? That’s something on a whole other level -- and it's the task the organization took on for
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- The Mariners’ 50 Seasons celebration began Saturday on an emotional high note. Those feelings did not last, as by the end of the sixth inning of the Mariners’ game against the Rays, T-Mobile Park was echoing with a chorus of boos over a sequence that led to manager
SEATTLE -- Right-hander Carlos Vargas began a rehab assignment Saturday night with High-A Everett, putting a key member of the Mariners’ bullpen one step closer to a late-season debut. Vargas entered in the fifth inning of the Aquasox’s game against Vancouver at Funko Field and needed just nine pitches to
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- As the Mariners wrapped up their 50 Seasons celebration weekend, Alvin Davis sat in the bowels of T-Mobile Park and preached the sort of stubborn, excited optimism that only a literal preacher can. “Mr. Mariner,” fittingly, was the one ex-player to speak to the crowd during Saturday’s pregame
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer’s Mariners Beat newsletter, with MLB's Josh Kirshenbaum filling in for this edition. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
