Mariners outright Jake Bauers to Class AAA Tacoma
On Wednesday, the Mariners announced that the versatile Jake Bauers, who can play first base and both corner outfield positions, had cleared waivers and was...
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Ken Griffey Jr. joins Mariners’ ownership group
The “Kid” who helped make baseball cool, the All-Star center fielder who helped keep baseball in Seattle, the Hall of Famer who has a statue...
Extra Innings podcast: Wrapping up the Mariners’ 2021 season
In the latest Extra Innings podcast, Ryan Divish and Larry Stone wrap up the Mariners' 2021 season. Was it a success because they exceeded expectations,...
Shed Long Jr. among players removed from Mariners’ 40-man roster, agent says he will become free agent after World Series
With several players on the 60-day injured list and a post-World Series deadline looming to either re-add those players to the 40-man roster or designate...
Something needs to change about the length of games. Baseball — especially the postseason — deserves better | Larry Stone
Already this year, there have been eight postseason games over four hours, and several others that have pushed close to that mark.
Mitch Haniger implores Mariners front office to ‘make some impact moves’ in letter in The Players’ Tribune
Mitch Haniger's letter to Mariners fans in The Players' Tribune addressed the 2021 season and what the Mariners accomplished as a team, his intense belief...
Commentary: The comforting villainy of the Houston Astros is the simplest morality play in sports
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Analysis: Mariners leadership now must show it believes in the future
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Sideline Chatter: It had to be tempting to use that leg as a baseball bat
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Mariners stayed in playoff race because of belief in themselves, something that came from starting at a low point
The Mariners' season began with their former president and CEO making controversial comments about many of the players. It turned into a unifying moment.