Daniel Kramer

ANAHEIM -- Julio Rodríguez on Friday night addressed the targeted burglary he was a victim of last month that was made public earlier in the afternoon by the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office in Seattle, which were part of multiple charges against the suspect that also included two robberies at

ANAHEIM -- Julio Rodríguez was a human highlight reel on Friday night at Angel Stadium, leaping over the center-field fence to bring back a would-be homer and ripping an RBI triple off the wall near the same area. And both efforts looked like they’d pave the way toward the Mariners

SEATTLE -- Cal Raleigh says he’s trying not to think much about the increased likelihood of him becoming a first-time All-Star this season, in light of Phase 1 of the official ballot for the fan vote launching on Wednesday. But pressed about competing in the T-Mobile Home Run Derby, the

SEATTLE -- The Home Run Derby at Truist Park in Atlanta is still seven weeks away, but if he keeps this pace, Cal Raleigh sure seems like a shoo-in to be invited.

HOUSTON -- Logan Gilbert joked that it was a “two-towel day” on Friday afternoon after throwing a two-inning, up-and-down simulated game with the roof open at Daikin Park, where temperatures soared into the mid-90s.

HOUSTON -- Cal Raleigh went into an astronomical orbit on Friday night at Daikin Park, blasting one of the biggest home runs in recent Mariners memory that came with the appropriate stakes, helped his third-base coach overcome a backfired send the inning prior and lifted the Mariners a 5-3 win

HOUSTON -- Logan Gilbert joked that it was a “two-towel day” on Friday afternoon after throwing a two-inning, up-and-down simulated game with the roof open at Daikin Park, where temperatures soared into the mid-90s.

HOUSTON -- The first of many gut punches for the Mariners on Thursday night came 35 minutes before first pitch, when Julio Rodríguez was scratched with back tightness. The final blow was a scary off-the-field injury scare, when Bryan Woo was hit on his lower leg by an errant foul

SAN DIEGO -- Bryan Woo stared blankly into the left-field bleachers after his third pitch on Sunday afternoon, an 0-2 sweeper that Fernando Tatis Jr. extended his barrel at to uncork a pull-side homer. It wasn’t exactly a mistake pitch, but if so, it’d be his last. Because the rest

SAN DIEGO -- Emerson Hancock transformed himself into a power pitcher on Saturday night at Petco Park, firing the 13 fastest pitches of his entire MLB career, navigating one tense jam after another -- with strikeouts, of all outcomes -- while flashing vibrant raw emotion that he’s never shown at

SAN DIEGO -- George Kirby worked through more kinks than at any point during his Minor League rehab assignment on Friday. But in his third tuneup for Triple-A Tacoma on his road back from right shoulder inflammation, the 2023 All-Star also showed signs that he could be ready to be