The Seattle Mariners lost 3-2 against the Kansas City Royals on Thursday night, but it was no fault of young rookie Logan Evans. The right-hander, who was calle

Scott Hunter thought that landing the No. 3 overall pick in the MLB Draft lottery last offseason would give the Mariners more clarity than ever heading into this year’s event. But for Seattle’s vice president of amateur scouting,

Seattle Mariners Catcher Cal Raleigh has continued to impress this regular season. His performance this year has him in rarefied air. He has 36 home runs this year.

With no clear favorites to go with the top picks, the Seattle Mariners' draft board has a wider range of targets than expected.

NEW YORK – No-hit by Seattle Mariners starter Bryan Woo through seven innings, the Yankees rallied to an extra-inning, 6-5 win on Thursday night. With one out in the 10 th, Aaron Judge’s sacrifice fly to center narrowly scored Anthony Volpe from third base – a play that survived a Mariners’ replay challenge.

Mariners starting pitcher Bryan Woo took a no-hitter into the eighth inning with his club leading 5-0. But Woo’s masterful performance was not enough for Seattle. The Yankees chipped away and trailed 5-3 in the bottom of the ninth when Seattle brought in closer Andrés Muñoz.

In a recent “Expected Buyers and Sellers” piece by Bleacher Report, the Seattle Mariners were noted as a team that’s expected to buy, and their biggest need is “overall bats”. Here is what writer Kerry Miller had to say about Seattle’s potential plans:

Seattle Mariners insider Shannon Drayer highlights three positive signs from four M's hitters that may be flying under the radar.

After all, it was only after Skenes was replaced by the consonant-laden Carmen Mlodzinski in the sixth inning that Randy Arozarena hit the solo home run that decided Seattle’s 1-0 victory on Sunday. As a Mariners ... best pitching performance I’ve ...