The Seattle Mariners begin their six-game homestand, the last before they host All-Star week 2023, with a series loss to the NL East basement dwellers, the Washington Nationals. The Mariners offense continues to be unwatchable as Seattle played horrid against Patrick Corbin of Washington, who was coming off a 7-run against outing.

Following yesterday’s satisfying series opener victory, the Seattle Mariners dropped a frustrating, bizarre game two against the Washington Nationals to even the series up. Seattle had numerous chances to pull away or slam the door shut, but failed to do so and are left with heightened frustrations as they can’t seem to make things click.

To open up their six game homestand and three game series against the Washington Nationals, the Seattle Mariners put together a strong offensive performance while Luis Castillo rebounded from a bumpy start to secure victory.

During the sixth homestand of the year for the Seattle Mariners, the ballpark and the team itself will be hosting several different promotional nights and community events, while also celebrating a Patriotic weekend at the ballpark, a Sounders-Mariners collab, and much more! Find out even more reasons to head down to T-Mobile Park

The Seattle Mariners split a two game series with the Washington Nationals due to some offensive inconsistency and a blown save in the top of the 9th inning. Seattle falls to the third spot in the Wild Card.

To begin their six game homestand, the Seattle Mariners defeated the Washington Nationals 4-2 on August 23rd, 2022. The Mariners used some long balls from Mitch Haniger and Eugenio Suarez, as well as quality pitching from Robbie Ray and the bullpen which has recently been nicknamed “Los Bomberos”