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Mariners bats remain chilled to the core, dropping second straight to Guardians
In the third game of the series, the Seattle Mariners bats remained frosty as the team fell 2-0 to the Cleveland Guardians. Mariners starter Logan Gilbert was solid, but his offense couldn't provide him with any run support.
Mariners center fielders bring the bats in 5-1 win over Dodgers
In the first game of the Circling Seattle Sports/Converge media trip to Spring Training, the Seattle Mariners had two players who played the center field position drive in all of their runs while young starting pitcher George Kirby was excellent through five innings.
Abraham Toro continues his great doubleheader as Mariners take game two against Detroit
In game two of their doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers, the Seattle Mariners used unique offense and a solid day by their bullpen to complete a doubleheader sweep. The win is Seattle’s 89th of the season. During the game, the Mariners found out they will be headed to Toronto for their first postseason series in 21 years.
Mariners’ efforts fall short in first of four game series against Detroit
The Seattle Mariners dropped the first of a four game series against the Detroit Tigers to close out their regular season, with playoff seeding on the line.
Mariners avoid late disaster, walk off Braves to take series
The Seattle Mariners took two of three games against the Atlanta Braves, thanks to an 8-7 victory in their Sunday rubber match. The Mariners got more great pitching, and were powered by four homers split between Julio Rodriguez and Eugenio Suarez.
Carlos Santana’s clutch two-run homer gives Mariners series win over Blue Jays
The Seattle Mariners won their sixth straight series thanks to a 2-1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays. A Carlos Santana two-run homer gave the Mariners a lead that they would never look back from.
