Final: Rangers 7, Mariners 3.
M’s are 52-55. They led for a mere 3 innings in this 4-game series and now must travel to Dodger Stadium for three games yippee.
The Mariners returned from the All-Star break with another display of the frustrating baseball that defined the first half of the season with a 7-0 loss to the Giants.
From @ByTimBooth:
I’m going to call that the worst Mariners loss of the season. Certainly not the most gut-wrenching, but for a team looking to change the tenor, they were absolutely boat-raced by a bad Giants team, with the same sloppy play that’s plagued them much of the year.
Brendan Donovan has begun his rehab assignment, but don't expect to see him in a Mariners lineup in the near future. Here's what M's GM Justin Hollander had to say. (via @ByTimBooth)
Justin Hollander says the hope is Julio Rodriguez will be back tomorrow. Wanted to go through a full pregame today and make sure no issues before activating.
The Mariners have been maddeningly inconsistent, but there's reason for optimism coming out of the All-Star break. Here are bold predictions for the season's second half from @RyanDivish and @A_Jude.
While the Mariners haven't announced how they will handle their six viable starters, the expectation is that each will make one start out of the break. (via @RyanDivish)
The Mariners will be at home on opening day for the fifth consecutive season, hosting the Boston Red Sox on March 25, 2027. Here's the rest of next season's schedule.
Jerry Dipoto discussed the state of the Mariners, his trade-deadline wish list and his plans for Seattle's top pitching prospects in a Q&A with @A_Jude this week.
Three issues arose from NBA Commissioner Adam Silver's news conference that touched on expansion and the possibility of the return of the Sonics.
Via @ByTimBooth
Good day for Kade Anderson and Ryan Sloan at the MLB Futures Game, which figures to only add to the anticipation for their promotion to Seattle at some point this summer …
More of the same from Kade Anderson and Ryan Sloan — even against the best hitting prospects in baseball.
The Mariners’ top two pitching prospects each threw a scoreless inning Sunday during the MLB All-Star Futures Game.
From @A_Jude
The Mariners selected Mississippi State third baseman Ace Reese — "one of the best pure college power bats," according to their scouting director — with the No. 24 overall pick in the 2026 MLB draft.
Michael Arroyo had a stellar first week in Triple-A with the Tacoma Rainiers, homering twice among seven hits in his first 18 at-bats.
Mariners extra from @A_Jude: