The Mariners are betting big on Leody Taveras, a division rival castoff, to revive his career and plug a shaky outfield.

As the end of May draws near and we recognize the 2025 Draft is less than two months away, it's hard not to catch Draft fever. We'll be talking about it more and more as the big event draws near. Sometimes,

While Seattle is known for its pitching staff, the Mariners rank fourth in the AL in runs scored. Tied for the team lead in that category is superstar outfielder Julio Rodriguez, who despite being amid a down year, still boasts a 112 OPS+ that makes him a staple in the middle of Seattle's order.

There are three players who Mariners fans are already fed up with in 2025, and they must improve to raise their goodwill with the fanbase.

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Seattle Mariners analyst Ryan Rowland-Smith spoke about an evolution by Julio Rodríguez, while ESPN's David Schoenfield talked the AL race.

A pair of teams looking for jolts from their offenses will square off in Chicago on Friday when the White Sox host the Texas Rangers in the opener of a three-game series.

Its Friday, May 23 and the Mariners (28-21) are in Houston to take on the Astros (26-24). Emerson Hancoc k is slated to take the mound for Seattle against Ryan Gusto for Houston. The Astros lost game one of the series, 9-2. Lance McCullers Jr. picked up the win for the Astros. He struck out eight batters, gave up two earned runs, on five hits.

We know the Seattle Mariners are in first place in the AL West, but what's going on with their competition? We break down the four other teams in the division.

The Texas Rangers were on a bit of an uptick before a frustrating series at the New York Yankees. Getting swept by the Bronx Bombers put a damper on things, but

Texas Rangers manager Burce Bochy was thrown out of Tuesday's game against the New York Yankees while arguing a call given to Aaron Judge.

Sam Haggerty is turning heads with the Rangers, hitting .290 with a 390-foot bomb and outshining Texas’ big bats early on.