Daniel Kramer

SEATTLE -- The teal shade of the cleats made them shine against Bryan Woo’s crisp white pants and could be spotted without even squinting from even the farthest seats at T-Mobile Park on Wednesday night. Gifted from "PitchingNinja" Rob Friedman, the custom kicks that Seattle’s second-year starter sported during the

SEATTLE -- Cal Raleigh appreciates the historical individual milestones that he continues to rack up in the young years of his career. But it’s also difficult for the Mariners’ incredibly competitive catcher to savor them as Seattle’s postseason hopes approach peril. Raleigh on Tuesday night at T-Mobile Park crushed his

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OAKLAND -- Cal Raleigh passed his longtime mentor and current manager in the record books with his 84th RBI, setting a new Mariners benchmark for the most in a single season by a catcher. Later on, Victor Robles made arguably Seattle’s catch of the season that, for good measure, ended

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SEATTLE -- Randy Arozarena said that he hadn’t spoken much at all to his former teammates since the splashy Trade Deadline deal that sent him from Tampa Bay to Seattle, which made an extended in-person catchup in the visiting clubhouse at T-Mobile Park on Monday afternoon all the more meaningful.

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SEATTLE -- Dan Wilson said that he learned how to command respect from one of the greatest to ever do it in Seattle, and he intends to channel those efforts gleaned from Lou Piniella as he takes on his new role as Mariners manager. “He demanded our best every day,”

SEATTLE -- The Mariners had an army of baserunners throughout Saturday afternoon’s matinee vs. the Giants, but as has been a constant theme with their offense all season, they left most of them stranded. A 4-3 loss to the Giants was theirs for the taking, after drawing nine walks --

SEATTLE -- On the heels of a brutal road trip that punctuated their summer-long spiral, the Mariners made a leadership change on Thursday’s off-day by parting ways with manager Scott Servais. Dan Wilson, the former catcher and member of the Mariners Hall of Fame, who is currently a special assignment