Mariners ALCS roster to face Blue Jays includes Bryan Woo
We break down some of the key roster takeaways as the Mariners prepare for Game One of their AL Championship Series versus the Blue Jays.
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We break down some of the key roster takeaways as the Mariners prepare for Game One of their AL Championship Series versus the Blue Jays.
In what was the ultimate test of mental fortitude, the Mariners grind out a 3-2 win versus the Tigers and advance to their fourth ever ALCS.
As the Mariners prepare for the winner-takes-all game with the Tigers, here’s our main takeaways from Thursday’s workout day news conference.
The Mariners lead early, but then fall apart and lose 9-3 to the Tigers, meaning this ALDS will now return to Seattle to determine the winner.
Initially predicted to start Game 1 of the ALDS, the decision to play Logan Gilbert on the road in Game 3 helps the Mariners beat the Tigers.
There’s plenty happening for the Mariners in the lead-up to Game 3 versus the Tigers, including the ridiculous need to defend Josh Naylor.
The Seattle Mariners head to Detroit having tied their best-of-5 ALDS at 1-1, as Jorge Polanco injects some much-needed life into the offense.
In a game the Mariners arguably couldn’t afford to lose they did just that and must now avoid heading to Detroit in a 2-0 series hole.
We break down some of the key points as the Mariners prepare to take the field for Game 1 of their AL Division Series at home to the Tigers.
Bryan Woo has been left off the Seattle Mariners’ ALDS roster, presenting an early challenge to their quest to advance in the playoffs.
At one time considered the top-rated prospect in the Mariners farm system, Jarred Kelenic’s tenure with the Braves has now come to an end.
Bryan Woo provided a much anticipated update on Thursday, but while his rehab is going well he isn’t as far along as the Mariners would like.