Seattle Mariners

MLB May 6

Mike Zunino homers against former team as Rays top Mariners

After making a few adjustments in his swing during the last homestand, Tampa Bay's Mike Zunino is starting to see better results. The proof came against his former team.

MLB May 4

Dusty Baker gets 2,000th win as Astros down Mariners

Minutes after becoming the 12th manager in major league history to reach 2,000 wins, and the first Black man to do it, Dusty Baker was already looking ahead.

MLB April 14

Tim Anderson helps White Sox beat Mariners for 4th straight win

Tim Anderson and the Chicago White Sox finally got to Robbie Ray.

Los Angeles Dodgers April 4

Tommy Davis, 2-time NL batting champion with Dodgers, dead at 83

Davis died Sunday night in Phoenix, the Dodgers announced Monday without providing a cause. They were informed of his death by his daughter, Morgana.

MLB November 27

Mariners acquire All-Star 2B Adam Frazier from San Diego

Seattle's first big move of the offseason was completing a deal Jerry Dipoto tried to make last summer.

MLB October 3

Mariners lose to Angels 7-3 as playoff drought continues

During Kyle Seager’s decade as the starting third baseman in Seattle, his overwhelming desire was finding a way to end the Mariners' long postseason drought.

MLB October 3

MLB's final day comes with ton of chaotic playoff scenarios

The final day of the MLB season could turn into chaos with four American League teams vying for two wild-card spots and the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants fighting for a division title.

MLB October 3

Haniger keeps M's playoff hopes alive with rally vs Angels

Mitch Haniger refused to let the Seattle Mariners unlikely run at postseason contention end with thud.

MLB October 2

Angels deliver blow to Mariners' playoff hopes with 2-1 win

After all the one-run games they've played this season, the Seattle Mariners were waiting for their next late-game hero to emerge.

MLB September 30

Contending Mariners win for 10th time in 11 games; A's out

Jarred Kelenic stood outside the Seattle Mariners dugout with the crowd roaring and holding a placard with a phrase borrowed from a popular television show.