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Mariners unable to hold onto early lead and lose 10-5 to Yankees

The Mariners looked good early in The Bronx, but ultimately lost a season-high sixth straight game in a further blow to their playoff hopes.

Bryan Woo pitched his best road start of the season, but the bullpen and lineup combined to make it five straight losses for the Mariners.

It was a truly wonderful weekend of celebrating 50 years of Mariners baseball, but now it’s back to reality and a fast-fading playoff push.

The Mariners put on a wonderful ceremony in front of 41,351 fans, as the organization celebrated 50 seasons of heroes, moments and memories.

The Mariners made plenty of positive and aggressive moves with the roster on Tuesday, but proceeded to get blanked 8-0 by the Tigers.

The Mariners get the right-handed bat they need, acquiring Taylor Ward from the Orioles for Alex Hoppe, Brock Moore and Harrison Kreiling.

Objectively speaking, the trade is a win for the Mariners, but it’s tough not to be sentimental about Luis Castillo departing.

For one night at least the Mariners lineup showed what it can do; now it’s about building on this and finally fulfilling the preseason hype.

By this time next week we will have a pretty good idea of where the Mariners are headed, in what has so far been a disappointing season.

Cal Raleigh takes out a year of frustration on the Reds in an 8-0 win, to help the Mariners back above .500 and into top spot in the AL West.

The Mariners’ season outlook appeared on the verge of going from bad to worse at the weekend, before Cole Young took over the Giants series.

The start of the second half of 2026 was meant to represent a reboot, but saw more of what plagued the Mariners before the All-Star break.