Josh Kirshenbaum

SEATTLE -- Mariners manager Dan Wilson saw the same movie unfolding in front of him for the second straight night, but on Thursday, he couldn’t change the ending in Seattle’s 8-2 loss to the Blue Jays. The third inning of Game 4 of the American League Championship Series began nearly

SEATTLE -- If all goes perfectly for the Mariners, Bryan Woo wouldn’t have to pitch in the ALCS, with George Kirby tabbed to start Game 3 on Wednesday and Luis Castillo already announced as Seattle’s Game 4 starter.

SEATTLE -- T-Mobile Park hosted a winner-take-all playoff game for the first time in 24 years Friday night. The Mariners were ready. The fans were ready. And the seismologists were ready. Friday morning, a group of scientists from the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network (PNSN) got early access to the ballpark

SEATTLE -- Leo Rivas went to bed Thursday night a 27-year-old. He woke up Friday a 28-year-old. He’ll go to bed a hero.

Game 5 of the American League Division Series lasted long into Friday night. The celebration in Seattle, after the Mariners walked it off in 15 innings, lasted even longer into Saturday morning.

SEATTLE -- Thirty years ago, Randy Johnson stepped out of the bullpen at the Kingdome in relief for the first time after one of many dominant seasons, in Game 5 of the AL Division Series. He went on to fire three innings, keeping the Mariners in it before Edgar Martinez

Ask, and you shall receive. As the Mariners were building up a lead in their 8-4 win against the Tigers in Game 3 of the ALDS at Comerica Park on Tuesday, one fan in particular stood out above the bullpens in left field, among a sea of navy and orange.

SEATTLE – Six Mariners relievers took the field in front of a packed house at T-Mobile Park in the first two games of the American League Division Series, taking center stage on the biggest set of the season. Well, actually, make that seven.

SEATTLE -- Andrés Muñoz has made the All-Star Game two years in a row, his 1.73 ERA was the lowest by a Mariners pitcher (min. 60 innings) since 2007 and he’s rapidly climbing the franchise saves leaderboard. He’s had plenty of highlight moments with his right arm. With his left,

SEATTLE -- The Rock is ready for the noise.