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Mariners hopeful as Brendan Donovan steps up recovery workouts

Brendan Donovan is eager to return to action, but Seattle Mariners fans must remain patient as he waits to start a formal rehab assignment.

Mariners general manager Justin Hollander is right to call out criticism of the training staff, but there’s also an element of perspective.

The 2026 season still isn’t following the script which was predicted during preseason, as the Mariners now face a crunch six-game homestand.

Luis Castillo gives the Mariners a much-needed boost in a 3-1 win versus the Guardians, in the process improving his potential trade value.

Logan Gilbert becomes the first Mariners player to be named American League Player of the Week this season, to punctuate his recent revival.

Logan Gilbert shines on Father’s Day and the Mariners go back above .500, but this has been a disappointing first half of the 2026 season.

Bryan Woo pitches a gem, Josh Naylor was back in the lineup and Dan Wilson makes it 150 not out as Mariners manager in a 3-1 win.

The Mariners’ injury situation has officially reached farcical levels, as Julio Rodriguez leaves Wednesday’s game early with hamstring issue.

The Mariners will have Cal Raleigh and J.P. Crawford back in the lineup, as they aim to recover from a run of just four wins in 11 games.

The Mariners continue a disappointing road trip, with the uncomfortable reality they’re still struggling to put it all together.

Matt Brash just can’t catch a break with the Seattle Mariners, but at least Miles Mastrobuoni is now back from the 60-day Injured List.

After the Seattle Mariners initially advised J.P. Crawford was okay, Ryan Bliss has been recalled from Triple-A Tacoma to replace him.