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But Evan White hit a homer, so the day wasn’t a complete wash Do you ever sit down to do something around lunchtime, then look up and suddenly it’s dark outside?

“How close was it?” Mariners center fielder Julio Rodríguez asked of his attempted catch at the wall Monday that resulted in some nervous moments as he needed a few extra moments, hands on knees, to recover from the play.

Seattle Sports’ Brock and Salk is on the ground at Mariners spring training in Arizona, and that means M’s guests will be joining them live all week at their table at the Peoria Sports Complex.

Kyle Lewis, Trevor Gott/The only stove that wasn’t hot/We didn’t start the fire I try to encounter the world as it is, not as I’d like it to be. So even though I think it’s inexplicable that some of you don’t check Lookout Landing every day of the offseason, I know you’re out there.

What’s the problem? It’s just rocket science. I’ve been on a Kerbal Space Program kick recently, and if there’s one thing I’ve learned from that game it’s that getting to space is hard.

Spring training baseball is not regular season baseball, and of all the players in camp for the Mariners, spring game results mean the least for Jarred Kelenic.

Non-starters are non-starters on offense, pitch clock is not nice to young pitchers Alas, the Mariners (1-1) will not go undefeated in Cactus League play.

It is not the Opening Day lineup, no, not even close, but there is plenty of interest in the names that are on the daily card as the Mariners take on the Angels in game 2 of Cactus League play.

With back-to-back 90-win seasons, a dramatic playoff series win under the belts and a roster full of up and coming players, the Mariners have established themselves as a team watch in MLB.

A 2:29 game in spring training is almost unheard of, but welcome to the new world of baseball as that is exactly what the Mariners and Padres got in their Cactus League opener.

Dua Lipa isn’t the only one with New Rules Today was the first look Mariners fans had not just at the 2023 team, but at the pace-of-play initiatives instituted by Lord Manfred this off-season.

Happy first day of spring baseball, everyone! With the Mariners beginning their exhibition slate on Friday, now is as good a time as any to discuss the team’s projected opening day starters and which position players will be fighting to claim one of the 13 roster spots.

The long cold winter is over. “Yeah right,” you’re saying if you are in the PNW, but yes, it’s true – we have Mariners baseball today. Kolten Wong, 2B Julio Rodríguez, CF Ty France, 1B Teoscar Hernández, RF Eugenio Suárez, 3B Jarred Kelenic, LF Tom Murphy, C J.P.

It was a loaded Jerry Dipoto Show on Thursday when the Mariners president of baseball operations joined Mike Salk for his weekly show on Seattle Sports.

Many of the Mariners’ recent top prospects have established themselves well at the big league level, such as Julio Rodríguez, George Kirby and Logan Gilbert, but two of their young hitters haven’t yet found their footing in the majors.

Mariners fans are allowed to have nice things, as a treat Post-pandemic popular culture is largely interested in the question “what is the innate human

Mariners, Kole Calhoun Agree To Minor League Deal

Per Shannon Drayer of SeattleSports, the Mariners and outfielder Kole Calhoun are in agreement on a minor league deal. The deal is pending a physical, with Calhoun already in Seattle’s spring clubhouse.

Nine non-roster vets who could make Opening Day roster for Mariners

The Seattle Mariners invited several players to spring training who have a chance to break camp with the team. It happens every season to almost every team.

Seattle Mariners still have an Evan White problem

Evan White has a big contract and disappointing results so far. The Seattle Mariners have a big problem.

The 30 most influential drummers

It's quite the task to limit a list to only 30 drummers who have paved the way for others, incorporated some trendsetting technique, or provided technically masterful playing. That said, we gave it a shot, listed in alphabetical order.

Seattle Mariners' 2023 Projected Starting Lineup, Pitching Rotation, Bullpen

The Seattle Mariners are less than two months away from Opening Day. Over the offseason, the Mariners added Kolten Wong, Tommy La Stella, Teoscar Hernandez and AJ Pollock to their roster.

Mariners' Dylan Moore agrees to 3-year contract extension

Seattle Mariners utilityman Dylan Moore agreed to a three-year contract extension that runs through 2025, the team announced Wednesday. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, however MLB.com reported that it is worth $8.875 million with escalators that could elevate the value to $9 million.

Seattle Mariners' 2023 Regular Season Schedule

The Seattle Mariners are now less than two months away from Opening Day. The Mariners will open the 2023 season at home, hosting the Cleveland Guardians for a four-game series at T-Mobile Park.

Report: Mariners reach 3-year deal with Dylan Moore

The Seattle Mariners and utilityman Dylan Moore are in agreement on a three-year contract extension worth at least $8.875 million, ESPN reported. The new deal buys out Moore's two arbitration years and one free agent year, per the report.

Mariners defeat reliever Diego Castillo in arbitration

The Seattle Mariners defeated Diego Castillo in arbitration, meaning the right-handed reliever will receive $2.9 million in 2023. Castillo requested $3.225 million.