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Mariners rest Cal Raleigh, but he still saves the day vs. Yankees

Cal Raleigh was set to have the day off on Monday to help deal with a poor start to the year, but ultimately came up clutch for the Mariners.

It’s just one start, but if this is any indication of what to expect from Emerson Hancock, it’s the best kind of problem for the Mariners.

J.P. Crawford is set to return during the upcoming road trip, plus four reasons not to panic about an indifferent Mariners start to season.

We’re only two games into the 2026 season, but the bullpen is dominating the headlines more than the Seattle Mariners would like.

It was an up-and-down outing by Logan Gilbert on Thursday evening, as he showed flashes of brilliance combined with some crucial mistakes.

Mariners hit four runs in 6-4 season opening loss to Cleveland Guardians

The Mariners have one of their most complete rosters ever, but must make do without J.P. Crawford and Bryce Miller to begin the 2026 season.

Mariners hold practice session at T-Mobile Park on eve of opening day

With the 2026 MLB season finally here, we look at five series in particular which will draw plenty of attention from Seattle Mariners fans.

We look at four reasons why Mitch Garver has reportedly beaten out Andrew Knizner as the Seattle Mariners’ backup catcher to Cal Raleigh.

Randy Arozarena’s second statement advised he has spoken to Cal Raleigh and they are both focused on the Mariners’ quest for a World Series.

The Mariners fall 7-3 to the Brewers on Friday afternoon, but Ryan Sloan shines brightly versus Major League Baseball’s top farm system.