Josh Kirshenbaum

SEATTLE -- Mariners manager Dan Wilson was ejected for the fourth time this season and the third time in the past month in Thursday’s 7-4 loss to the Athletics.

SEATTLE -- The Mariners’ 50 Seasons celebration began Saturday on an emotional high note welcoming back 44 of the club’s most prolific players and honoring its iconic radio voice of over 40 decades with a spot in the organization’s Hall of Fame. Those good feelings did not last, as by

SEATTLE -- Last summer, ‘twas an Etsy Witch that turned the Mariners’ fortunes around. This year might be even stranger.

SEATTLE -- All the way back in April, Mariners general manager Justin Hollander described the impending situation as the best sort of issue to have. “Truthfully, like, God bless us if it is a problem 30 days from now,” he said, on the day Seattle announced Bryce Miller was ready

SEATTLE -- The next two high-profile hitting prospects in the Mariners' system are a step away from the big leagues. Sunday, the club promoted both outfielder Lazaro Montes and infielder/outfielder Michael Arroyo to Triple-A Tacoma, sources confirmed to MLB.com's Daniel Kramer. The club has not confirmed the promotions.

SEATTLE -- Two days removed from being hit in the head by a throw, Julio Rodríguez was back in the outfield at T-Mobile Park on Sunday afternoon, playing catch ahead of the Mariners’ final home game of the first half against the Blue Jays. Rodríguez exited the Mariners’ game against

SEATTLE -- Two days removed from being hit in the head by a throw, Julio Rodríguez was back in the outfield at T-Mobile Park on Sunday afternoon, playing catch ahead of the Mariners’ final home game of the first half against the Blue Jays. Rodríguez exited the Mariners’ game against

SEATTLE -- Mauricio Pochettino has become such an icon for his role leading the U.S. Men’s National Team at the World Cup that recently he had to set the record straight that he is still “100% Argentine.” But Friday night, he got another taste of good ol’ America, throwing out

SEATTLE -- Mariners fans are about to have a new way to leave their mark on the organization … literally. On Wednesday, the club announced a new area inside the center-field gate at T-Mobile Park, dubbed “Legacy Plaza,” which will officially be unveiled prior to the Mariners’ Sept. 3 game

This story was excerpted from Ian Browne’s Red Sox Beat newsletter. MLB.com reporter/producer Josh Kirshenbaum wrote this edition from Seattle. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.