The Seattle Mariners had one of the better classes in the 2025 MLB Draft, which was highlighted with the No. 3 overall pick, left-handed pitcher Kade Anderson.

It’s no secret to anyone who’s followed Mariners baseball that they’ve consistently lacked the final push for playoff runs.

New note: If you would like more detail about a specific pitcher, you can view all my thoughts of their previous starts on their player page. Just click their name, head to the game log, and tap on ...

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The Mariners selected the LSU hurler with the No. 3 pick in the draft this weekend, but does it have any bearing on what's ...

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The Seattle Mariners continue to be linked to Arizona Diamondbacks' sluggers Eugenio Suarez and Josh Naylor at the looming trade deadline, but there's an intere ...

UCLA great Sinjin Smith cheers on his son, L.A. Launch's Hagen Smith, as he pulls off a close win in AVP League play at ...

The overall effect is one of having been welcomed into someone’s well-appointed home rather than a commercial accommodation.

Historically, it's risky to draft right-handed high school pitchers at the very top of the MLB Draft. Also historically, the Seattle Mariners have been incredible at drafting and developing pitchers ...

A look back at all nine Seattle Mariners draft classes since Jerry Dipoto was hired as general manager and Scott Hunter as director of amateur scouting.