Daniel Kramer

PEORIA, Ariz. -- In one of the least surprising developments in Mariners camp, Luis Castillo was named the club’s Opening Day starter on Monday morning by manager Scott Servais. Yet, even with his standing as one of the best right-handers in the American League, Castillo himself said that he was

SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Dominic Canzone carries himself more quietly than some of his Mariners teammates, but what he’s done with his bat this spring has been among the team’s loudest. Canzone crushed his third Cactus League homer during Monday’s 9-5 win over the Rangers, a two-run blast in a 1-2

The passion that Nova Newcomer speaks with when describing her love for baseball goes well beyond the box score. For the Mariners’ director of community relations, her ultimate ambition is to quite literally put the game in as many hands as possible. Hired ahead of the 2022 season to also

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Ryan Bliss understands his standing within the Mariners’ depth chart, and at the end of his first big league Spring Training after joining the organization at last year’s Trade Deadline, he quite literally left a powerful impression. Bliss lasered a massive homer during the seventh inning of

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SEATTLE -- Despite the many huge moments in his young career, Julio Rodríguez still had another major milestone he badly wanted to clear. His glistening résumé already includes a Home Run Derby record, two All-Star Game selections, a designation as the fastest player in franchise history to 50 homers, a

SEATTLE -- As the Mariners are still looking to heat up their cool bats on this season-opening homestand, errors like the pair on Tuesday loomed large in a 5-2 loss to the Guardians at T-Mobile Park. Mitch Haniger had a chopping grounder bounce off his glove in right field that

MILWAUKEE -- When Scott Servais sat in the visiting dugout on Sunday morning at American Family Field and outlined why he pulled his starting pitcher at 78 pitches despite seven shutout innings the night prior, the Mariners’ manager didn’t envision that a few hours later he’d be determining when too

SEATTLE -- Jorge Polanco and Mitch Haniger ambushed Frankie Montas early, George Kirby twirled the Mariners’ fifth straight quality start and, for good measure, Jonatan Clase chipped in his first career hit and RBI on Monday night, a combination that lifted the Mariners to a much-needed, 9-3 win over the