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News relating to the Seattle Mariners. The Seattle Mariners baseball team plays in Safeco Field which is located in downtown Seattle.
Ugh, Whatever – Indians Sweep Mariners
Ugh. Whatever. Three walk-offs and the least happy Felix Day of the year thus far. Let’s get this over quick and then have a few words about the upcoming series in Anaheim. Friday, May
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Mariners Errors Allow Indians To Sweep
CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Indians completed a four game sweep of the Seattle Mariners Monday when Yan Gomes hit a walk-off three-run homer in the 10th inning. The M’s fielding errors gave life to
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Masterson’s 11 K’s Help Indians Beat Mariners 6-0
CLEVELAND – The Indians are facing the major leagues “Ace” pitchers and beating them into submission. Justin Masterson struck out a season-high eleven in seven dominating shutout innings and Michael Brantley hit a three-run
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Mariners Lose Another Close One To Indians
CLEVELAND — A fielder’s choice with the bases loaded in the ninth inning gives the Cleveland Indians a 5-4 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Saturday. The Indians, who started the day tied with
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Mariners Come Up Short Despite Ibanez’s Efforts
Jason Kipnis knocked a 3-run HR in the bottom of the 10th inning to lift the Cleveland Indians over the Seattle Mariners, 6-3, in the first of a four-game series. Drew Stubbs drew a
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Unstoppable Second-Place Mariners Take Series From Yankees
Yesterday the Mariners defeated the Yankees for the second time in three days, taking a series in the Bronx and moving into second place in the AL West. Second place! How about that! It
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Hector Noesi as a Starter
Aaron Harang was scratched with back stiffness on Thursday, meaning the Mariners had to turn to Hector Noesi to make a spot start against his old team, the Yankees, in the hitter friendly ballpark.
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Mariners Squeak by Yankees 3-2 in Noesi’s First Start of 2013
NEW YORK – On a night where injuries were plentiful, the Seattle Mariners did just enough grunt work to piece together what you can chalk up as a pitching win. Andy Pettitte and Chris
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Fishy Umpiring in Mariners / Yankees Series Opener
I wasn’t able to follow the opening game of the three-game series that the Mariners began against the Yankees on Tuesday. I managed to follow it for the most part on my phone using
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Raul Ibanez Leads A Turkey Shoot – Yankees Get Dismantled
NEW YORK — Raul Ibanez went on a feverish slugfest tonight at Yankee Stadium, and his teammates decided to help out – making it a hitting clinic as Seattle dismantled New York, 12-2, on
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Who’s Been the Mariners Offensive MVP so Far?
The Mariners are 41 games into the season and with a quarter of the season being complete, I’m curious to see who you guys think is the MVP of the Mariners offense so far.
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Felix Leaves Early Yankees Capitilize
NEW YORK — The Yankees fielded a deeper team on Tuesday than they did on Monday, and they showed the old tell tail signs of a veteran team. New York was witness to the
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Mariners Win Series, As Usual
This season has been a series of serieses, if you will, as all seasons are. The Mariners, our beloved baseball-playing heroes, opened the season by failing to win their first seven series. Seven! Two
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Saunders Home Dominance Continues- A’s Go Down!
SEATTLE — Joe Saunders- Continues his home dominance Sunday with a strong effort on the hill. The Seattle pitcher won his ninth straight decision at Safeco Field, throwing 6 1/3 effective innings Sunday as
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How Is Hisashi Iwakuma Missing Bats?
Hisashi Iwakuma has had a great start to the season, pitching almost lockstep with King Felix so far. I don’t need to go over the numbers or tell you how good Iwakuma is, because
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M’s, Pirates Split Series; Felix is Felix, Harang is Harang
The Mariners just had an off day. Today is an off day, too, but the Mariners just had an off day right before the recently-concluded series in Pittsburgh. Over the course of the last
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Reevaluating Yoervis Medina
Yoervis Medina has been on the peripheral of the Mariners’ 40 man roster since the end of the 2010 season (added at the same time as Maikel Cleto, Josh Lueke, Michael Pineda, Mauricio Robles,
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Mighty Mariners Take Two of Three From Baseball’s Worst, Best Team
The Toronto Blue Jays may have lost 89 games in 2012, but that didn’t stop them from storming through the offseason, of which they were crowned unanimous champions. The Jays, as you may recall,
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Blake Beavan As a Reliever
In the off-season, there was an interesting article that suggested that Blake Beavan should be used as a closer in Tacoma. In one sense, it was interesting precisely because it was unrealistic and novel.
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Mariners Win Consecutive Series; Apocalypse Draws Near
The Mariners played the Baltimore Orioles three times in the last three days, and twice emerged victorious! One recalls that the Mariners quite recently played the Anaheim Angels four times in four days and
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Brandon Maurer’s Struggles Against Lefties
So far this year, Brandon Maurer has really struggled against left-handed hitters. Lefties are batting .359/.424/.717, with 6 walks and just 2 strikeouts. Of course, looking at regular statistics at this point of the
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