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Mariners looking mostly good on injury front ahead of 2026 season

Caution is the name of the game for the Seattle Mariners, particularly when it comes to J.P. Crawford and Bryce Miller.

Bryan Woo made his second start of spring training on Tuesday, and the Mariners will be delighted with how he’s beginning to find his groove.

This is Jacob Nottingham’s fifth stint with the Mariners organization and while he’s only a depth option he does offer some familiarity.

Removal off turf and insertion of grass has begun at Lumen Field and other North American sites

Bryce Miller must be cursing his luck, after the Mariners announced he will miss at least one spring training start with another injury issue.

Rating several Sounder performances in the teams 2-1 loss to Real Salt Lake

Sluggish first half dooms Huskies in 90-73 loss to Wisconsin

The Mariners know they are onto a good thing with Kade Anderson and he wasted no time showing why in his first spring training start.

Sounders poor defending and lack of finishing leads to another loss at Real Salt Lake

Luis Castillo has been training harder than ever during the offseason, to help him in his quest to be as durable as usual for the Mariners.

Sounders looking to dictate tempo, stay compact when defending and clinical in finishing chances.

Bryce Miller looks promising in spring training debut, the Seattle Mariners prospect who’s lighting it up in Peoria and other observations.

Mike Macdonald believe Seahawks have built a solid foundation and the offense will evolve but still play Seahawks football