Mariners acquire outfielder AJ Pollock
Mariners sign veteran outfielder to one year deal.
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Bryan Woo: underrated Mariners pitching prospect
Mariners pitching prospect Bryan Woo underrated but has potential upside
Mariners give fans reason to believe with 11-1 victory over Astros on Jackie Robinson Day 
After a long seven-game road trip to start the season the road-weary Mariners returned to their adoring fans who welcomed them home for the first time in 2022. The Mariner’s … Continue reading Mariners give fans reason to believe with 11-1 victory over Astros on Jackie Robinson Day 
Dream Fulfilled: Ken Griffey Jr Becomes Part Of Mariners Ownership Group
Ken Griffey Jr fulfills dream to be part owner of Mariners Ownership Group
Mariners capture series with 4-3 win over Oakland A’s make believers of non-believers.
Mariners record series win over Oakland A’ and are now 1 1/2 games back of A’s for final postseason spot.
MITCH HANIGER NAMED AMERICAN LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Haniger earns award after hitting .455 with 2 home runs and 6 RBI through the first 3 games following the All-Star Break
Ty Kelly walk-off homerun delivers 4-3 victory for Rainiers over Sacramento
Rainiers second baseman delivers solo walk off home run.
Mariners send Jarred Kelenic to Triple-A Tacoma reinstate Shed Long Jr.
OF Jarred Kelenic optioned to Triple-A Tacoma; INF/OF Sam Haggerty transferred to 60-day Injured List
Marines select Hector Santiago from Triple-A Tacoma in a series of roster moves
Mariners make five roster moves ahead of home stand with Oakland Athletics
Seattle Mariners: All players now under contract for 2021 season
The Seattle Mariners’ 40-man roster is set for this year, after all players with less than three years of Major League service signed deals.
Seattle Mariners: 3 takeaways from reunion with James Paxton
We take a deeper look at the Seattle Mariners’ unexpected but welcome reunion with Canadian starting pitcher James Paxton.
Seattle Mariners: 3 takeaways from reported signing of Ken Giles
We take a deeper look at the Seattle Mariners’ reported decision to sign free agent relief pitcher Ken Giles to a two-year deal.