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Mariners: 3 takeaways from impressive sweep of Rangers

We delve into the three-game home series against the Rangers, with the Mariners looking more like the contender from the past four seasons.

The Seattle Mariners have locked down the team’s club house leader and one of the best catchers in the Majors to a six-year deal.

The Mariners agreed terms with all of their arbitration-eligible players and based on previous projections, they seemingly also saved money.

A report on Jerry Dipoto’s extension, Cal Raleigh misses out on a major award and a look at the Mariners’ payroll projection for 2025.

Cal Raleigh deservedly won his first Gold Glove Award on Sunday, and has now also been named a finalist to win an AL Silver Slugger Award.

The 2024 Gold Glove Award finalists have been announced and it will be unjust if Cal Raleigh doesn’t win his first Gold Glove.

The Mariners manage to take one game from a tough Padres club and they slightly close the gap on the Astros, but what stood out most?

The Mariners avoid a sweep in Pittsburgh with a 10-3 win, but must now face a tough three-game road series versus the Dodgers.

Luis Castillo does his thing with a quality start and Cal Raleigh leads the Mariners lineup under the bright lights of Sunday night baseball.

Cal Raleigh drives in the winning run in the 10th inning, as Logan Gilbert once again pitches well in an important victory for the Mariners.

The Mariners overcome the late scratch of Bryan Woo due to lingering arm issues, to beat the White Sox and secure at least a series split.

Mariners earn first series win with
three game sweep of the Reds.