Daniel Kramer

SEATTLE -- The next wave of talent within the Mariners’ promising pipeline arrived on Sunday morning, when third baseman Ben Williamson had his contract selected from Triple-A Tacoma and arrived in The Show for the first time in his career. To clear a 40-man roster spot for him, Ryan Bliss

SEATTLE -- Cal Raleigh torpedoed his way into the Mariners history books on Friday night, blasting his 96th career homer to move to the top of the franchise leaderboard among catchers while, for the first time, using the new type of bat that has taken the Majors by storm in

SEATTLE -- Randy Arozarena didn’t care that the Mariners were being shut out in the eighth inning on Wednesday afternoon, didn’t care that they were on their way to another deflating defeat against their division rivals and didn’t care if what happened next might be deciphered as showboating. He was

SAN FRANCISCO -- The Mariners were without their hottest-swinging bat for the second straight game on Sunday, as third baseman Jorge Polanco was out of Seattle’s starting lineup again due to soreness in his surgically-repaired left knee. The club was hopeful that Polanco sitting out Saturday night’s game ahead of

SAN FRANCISCO -- There were sun-soaked skies throughout the weekend at Oracle Park, yet for the Mariners, when it rained, it poured. Seattle was swept by San Francisco in a 5-4 walk-off loss in the bottom of the ninth inning on Sunday afternoon, but far more concerning was that Victor

SEATTLE -- On a day that they had two deep flyouts that Statcast suggested would’ve been homers in calm conditions, all it took for the Mariners to break through on Sunday was one big swing from Julio Rodríguez. Because even T-Mobile Park’s blustery marine layer couldn’t contain this one. Heck,

SEATTLE -- Emerson Hancock’s stay within the Mariners’ rotation, at least in his first stint, came to an end on Tuesday when the right-hander was optioned to Triple-A Tacoma, one night after he surrendered six runs and failed to make it out of the first inning. In a corresponding move,

SEATTLE -- Cal Raleigh's emotions were all over the place on Friday afternoon throughout a press conference announcing his new contract extension, from tears of gratitude toward his family to pointed declaration of his belief in Mariners management fielding a long-term winner. But perhaps the best of all were the

SEATTLE -- The Mariners are only three games into the regular season, so any all-encompassing assessments would be wildly premature. Yet for a lineup that looks almost identical to the one that was admittedly inconsistent for much of last year, the parallels from last year’s struggles and those so far

SEATTLE -- The pageantry, pomp and circumstance are always at a special level on Opening Day in Seattle, but it was particularly true in Thursday’s pregame ceremony ahead of the Mariners' 4-2 win over the Athletics, that saw Ichiro Suzuki throw out the ceremonial first pitch as a nod to