Ryan Divish

SEATTLE — The Mariners will add another player to the Baseball Hall of Fame this summer. Could there be more in the future?

By The title of “greatest catcher in Mariners' franchise history” still belongs to Dan Wilson.

Outfielder Ichiro Suzuki #51 of the Seattle Mariners prepares to bat against the Kansas City Royals during the game at Kauffman Stadium on August 17, 2004 in Kansas City, Missouri. The Mariners won 16-3. (Photo by Dave Kaup/Getty Images)

By When the Tampa Bay Rays designated infielder Austin Shenton for assignment on Monday afternoon to open space on their 40-man roster, it

After 25 seasons of, as he called it, “living the PCL dream,” and 31 years making minor league baseball games come to life over the radio waves, Mike Curto has decided to put down his broadcasting headset.

In an increasingly uncertain time for the future of broadcasting and streaming rights across the sports landscape, the Seattle Mariners are uniquely

By With ten players eligible for salary arbitration, including a handful earning significant raises, the Mariners opted to not tender 2025 contracts to two contributing players from last season.

The Extra Innings podcast has returned a few days ahead of the holiday and the expected transaction made by the Mariners on the eve of Thanksgiving.

By The Mariners have moved closer to finalizing their MLB coaching staff for the 2025 season and could make it official it in the coming days.

The Mariners officially announced the Major League coaching staff for manager Dan Wilson going into his first full season in 2025.