The Seattle Mariners ended their Opening homestand with a loss to the Los Angeles Angels as their comeback attempt fell a run short. The Mariners dropped the series to the Angels, and will now head out on the road for a 6-game trip

They finally did it, the Seattle Mariners finally found some offensive rhythm. That rhythm sounded a lot like Teoscar Hernandez and AJ Pollock both clobbering two homers a piece en route to a 11-2 Mariners win over the Angels.

The Seattle Mariners would drop their fourth straight game, opening up their three-game slate with the Los Angeles Angels the wrong way, thanks again due to defensive issues, pitching woes, and a lack of sustained offensive attack. There are issues a plenty, but the Mariners aren’t panicking just yet.

Playing the first game of the final two weeks of the NHL regular season, and first of two in three days against the Coyotes, the Seattle Kraken established utter domination with an 8-1 victory. Seattle’s four goals in the third period ultimately put things away, and the Kraken magic point number to clinch a playoff berth now sits at 6.

The Seattle Mariners dropped their third game in a row to the Cleveland Guardians, losing the series as poor defensive play and a tough 2nd inning by Marco Gonzales overshadowed Seattle’s offense showing some life

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.

With time ticking down on the regular season, the Seattle Kraken failed to overthrow the Los Angeles Kings in their final matchup. A tight game throughout the contest, Seattle failed to find the net until the third period, and by that time the Kings had already tallied two.

In the second game of the series and season, the Seattle Mariners got off to a rocky start with their pitching and never got going. Starter Robbie Ray stumbled in his first start of the season, and the bullpen struggled as well in the first loss of the Mariners.

Returning home from a four-game road trip, the Seattle Kraken were able to use two-goal periods in the 1st and 3rd to defeat the scrappy division rival Anaheim Ducks by a score of 4-1. Seattle’s magic number drops to 9 thanks to their win and a Nashville Predators loss.

Robbie Ray, Seattle’s second pitcher in the rotation, is looking to “bounce back” from a tough moment in the ALDS against Houston. Ray will look to continue his efficient pitching and fanning hitters for the Mariners in the second year of his contract, they look to have the best rotation in all of baseball.

The Seattle Mariners, looking to build further upon their 2022 playoff berth, added some notable veteran bats in free agency and are betting on repeat performances and breakout seasons in 2023. Charles from Circling Seattle Sports takes a look at every player on the 26-man roster that will walk out on Opening Day

On Monday, the Seattle Mariners welcomed their 2023 Make-A-Wish Opening Day baserunner Coleman to T-Mobile Park to practice his run and hang out on the field.

Luis Castillo, Seattle’s top pitcher and leader of the rotation, has high goals set for the 2023 season. Like his nickname of La Piedra, expect Castillo to be rock solid all season long for the Mariners as they look to have the best rotation in all of baseball.

Bel Garcia and Mathew Bermudez from Circling Seattle Sports and Converge Media will be on site at Climate Pledge Arena as the Women's March Madness takes place in the Seattle regional! Today, day three and four, Bel recaps the events of both games that took place: Caitlin Clark and Iowa beating Louisville, as well as Virginia Tech’s victory over Ohio State

The Converge media/Circling Seattle Sports team is down in Arizona for the final week of Spring Training to cover our hometown ballclub, the Seattle Mariners. Photographer Liv Lyons and lead editor Charles Hamaker will be documenting their days in Peoria and wherever the Mariners go as they look to bring the Spring Training experience to Mariners fans everywhere through game recaps, interviews, daily videos, and more.

In their final game of Spring Training, our Seattle Mariners fell to the San Diego Padres as starter Marco Gonzales allowed three earned runs over four innings. Seattle got some offense in the third inning, but that’s all they could muster.

The Converge media/Circling Seattle Sports team is down in Arizona for the final week of Spring Training to cover our hometown ballclub, the Seattle Mariners. Photographer Liv Lyons and lead editor Charles Hamaker will be documenting their days in Peoria and wherever the Mariners go as they look to bring the Spring Training experience to Mariners fans everywhere through game recaps, interviews, daily videos, and more.

In the second to last game of Spring Training, the Seattle Mariners (labeled as the visiting team) came to a tie with the San Diego Padres at the Peoria Sports Complex. Both teams matched offense for offense in the game, as Logan Gilbert threw in his final outing of Spring Training 2023.

Bel Garcia and Mathew Bermudez from Circling Seattle Sports and Converge Media will be on site at Climate Pledge Arena as the Women's March Madness takes place in the Seattle regional! Today, day one, Bel recaps the events of both games that took place: Tennessee Volunteers took on the Virginia Tech Hokies and the Ohio State Buckeyes took on the UCONN Huskies!