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SB Nation team blog- Caption’s LLog: Sunday Photo Caption Contest (10/11/26)
Hey, I remembered to do this again. Last week, we kicked off a new series for the long, dark offseason, where I post a photo from our media library, and you provide a caption for it in the comments.
Read at Lookout Landing → - Mariners News: José Ramírez, Gavin Williams, and Giancarlo Stanton
We’re down to four. The Guardians managed to escape a 2-0 series deficit and will move on to face the Rays starting Monday night.
Read at Lookout Landing → - Mariners News: Jerry Dipoto, Corey Seager, and Payton Tolle
Hello everyone and welcome to the weekend! Yesterday was an off-day for the lone remaining Division Series.
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- Mariners News: José Ramírez, Ronald Acuña Jr., and Paul Goldschmidt
Good morning everyone and happy Friday! We had a thrilling postseason game between Cleveland and Chicago last night.
Read at Lookout Landing → - Site Roundtable: Does MLB Need to Adjust Hitter/Pitcher Balance?
This site discussion was sparked by a couple of posts on BlueSky by Mike Petriello and Céspedes Family BBQ. Mike pointed out that this year’s .206/.286/.341 hitting line in the playoffs is, while atrocious, somehow not the worst postseason hitting line by OPS in the divisional…
Read at Lookout Landing → - Mariners News: Aaron Boone, Garrett Mitchell, and Jake Bauers
Good morning friends! Three of the four Championship Series spots are filled following yesterday’s action.
Read at Lookout Landing → - The Voice and Rhythm of the Rainiers
Rylee Pay has never had trouble finding the beat. From a storied competitive dance career to a meticulously-rehearsed game day routine, the Tacoma Rainiers’ radio play-by-play announcer simplifies high-intensity tasks with routine and rhythm.
Read at Lookout Landing → - Mariners News: Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Michael King, and Alex Cora
Good morning everybody and happy Wednesday! The Division Series continues across baseball, so let’s get you caught up on that and more.
Read at Lookout Landing → - Mariners News: Cal Raleigh, Randy Arozarena, and Mason Miller
Good morning! With two commanding series leads taken in the ALDS yesterday, The NLDS continues this afternoon.
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Yardbarker
Mariners feed- Three questions facing the Seattle Mariners this offseason
The Mariners are at a crossroads heading into the offseason.
Read at Yardbarker → - Seattle Mariners Arbitration Projections and Tender Decisions
Once a team comes up with its projected salary for all of its arbitration-eligible players, it will begin a tender analysis to simply determine: “Are we comfortable guaranteeing Player X this much money?” If the answer is yes, the player will be tendered a contract prior to the…
Read at Yardbarker → - Mariners' Cal Raleigh, Josh Naylor undergo procedures
Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh and infielder Josh Naylor underwent surgery Saturday and are expected to be fully recovered before spring training, the team announced Monday.
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- Mariners announce surgeries for Cal Raleigh, Josh Naylor
The Mariners announced that catcher Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor underwent surgical procedures on October 3. Both players are expected to be recovered before the start of spring training.
Read at Yardbarker → - George Kirby’s Fastball Failed Him
Mariners right-hander George Kirby just put together the worst season of his career. He stumbled to a 4.33 ERA as one of the key contributors to a disappointing season for Seattle’s vaunted rotation.
Read at Yardbarker → - ECHL: Maine Mariners Announce Training Camp Roster
The Maine Mariners training camp roster is here. They start their preseason schedule next weekend against the Worcester Railers.
Read at Yardbarker → - Mariners Acquire Former First-Round Pick in Early Offseason Move
The Seattle Mariners claimed switch-hitting first baseman and outfielder Michael Toglia off waivers from the Cincinnati Reds on Friday, bringing a former first-round pick — and a Gig Harbor product — back to Washington, via the MLB transaction wire.
Read at Yardbarker → - Mariners Already Predicted to Land $150 Million Slugger
The Seattle Mariners are being projected to land Seiya Suzuki once the free-agent market opens, a prediction that would send the longtime Chicago Cubs outfielder to the American League West and reshape both clubs’ winter plans.
Read at Yardbarker → - Five Mariners Who Need To Be Better Next Season
At the start of every season, fans take a look at the Seattle Mariners roster and wonder if it will finally be the season when they win it all. This year was surely no exception.
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MLB.com Mariners
Official team news- Watch top prospects in Arizona Fall League action
- After 2 trades and a breakout '26, Mariners prospect Smith leads Seattle's AFL crop
- Here are each organization's Prospects of the Year
- Naylor takes responsibility for rough results during season plagued by injuries
- Raleigh (left shoulder), Naylor (right wrist) undergo surgeries
Both sluggers are expected to be fully recovered by Spring Training
Read at MLB.com Mariners → - VOTE NOW: Arozarena named a finalist for 2026 Hank Aaron Award
- Looking for new skipper, here are the key questions facing the Mariners this offseason
- Here is each club's Arizona Fall League sleeper prospect
- The final Top 100 Prospects list of the year has a new look
Sodo Mojo (FanSided)
Team blog- 5 playoff coaches for Seattle Mariners to actively court as their new manager
Playoff coaches aren't technically off-limits for other teams. Like, say, ones seeking a new manager as the Mariners are.
Read at Sodo Mojo (FanSided) → - One year since the Mariners' greatest-ever season hit its absolute peak
One year after the Mariners' unforgettable 15-inning ALDS Game 5 win over the Tigers, looking back at the October night that became the peak of Seattle's 2025 season.
Read at Sodo Mojo (FanSided) → - Cal Raleigh's magical 60-homer season begs to differ with MLB's 154-game proposal
One of MLB's CBA proposals is to reduce the number of regular season games to 154, but why decrease the chances of a repeat of Cal Raleigh's special feat?
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- Crafting a Mariners trade offer for Elly De La Cruz that Reds couldn't refuse
An Elly De La Cruz trade is a long shot for everyone, including the Mariners. Let's try crafting a proposal anyway.
Read at Sodo Mojo (FanSided) → - It's too soon to fret over Mariners' upcoming $240M Julio Rodríguez decision
The Mariners hold a $240 million contract option on Julio Rodríguez that will require a decision in 2028. What should they do?
Read at Sodo Mojo (FanSided) → - Emerson Hancock's 2026 Mariners breakout inspires as much concern as excitement
The Mariners finally got to see more of what Emerson Hancock's capable of, but there's a balance between optimism and still needing to see more from the righty.
Read at Sodo Mojo (FanSided) → - Return of prime Edwin Díaz is Mariners fans' most confusing playoff rooting interest
Edwin Díaz is back to his best, but Mariners fans are conflicted, caught between cheering him on and not wanting the Dodgers to win (yet) another World Series.
Read at Sodo Mojo (FanSided) → - Alex Cora's Phillies surprise gives Mariners dangerous competition on manager market
It's imperative that Jerry Dipoto gets it right with his next managerial hire, but the Phillies now threaten to ruin the Mariners' best-laid plans.
Read at Sodo Mojo (FanSided) → - Dismal final results show Mariners must turn 2027 spring training into ABS school
The Mariners were not good at using the ABS system in 2026. How can they do better in 2027?
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From league outlets- Mariners News: José Ramírez, Gavin Williams, and Giancarlo Stanton
It’s Sunday, and if it’s Sunday, it’s Meet the Links.
Read at Yahoo Sports → - Mariners’ Cal Raleigh, Josh Naylor undergo off-season surgeries
The Mariners announced Monday that catcher Cal Raleigh and Canadian first baseman Josh Naylor have undergone surgeries but are expected to be ready for the start of spring training.
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