Randy Arozarena apologized to Mariners teammate Cal Raleigh for remarks made during the World Baseball Classic, smoothing things over before Opening Day. This minor spat now serves as a reminder of the team's strong chemistry. 🔄
George Kirby showed promise with his velocity and change-ups in a 7-1 loss to the Cubs, despite a shaky start. Mariners' bullpen woes continue with Gabe Speier's struggles. ⚾
George Kirby impressed with 5 1/3 innings allowing only one run, but the Mariners' offense was muted in a 7-1 loss to the Cubs on a sizzling night. 🌡️
Arozarena and Raleigh have patched things up after their World Baseball Classic spat. Both players are focused on helping the Mariners win as they continue their spring training games. 🤝
Randy Arozarena addressed the World Baseball Classic incident with Mariners' Cal Raleigh, confirming an apology. 🤝
Randy Arozarena apologized to Cal Raleigh for their World Baseball Classic handshake incident, emphasizing their focus on helping the Seattle Mariners succeed this season.
Colt Emerson impressed in Spring Training but will start in Tacoma. His reassignment impacts Mariners' infield choices as they navigate roster openings with potential players like Brendan Donovan and Leo Rivas stepping up. 🔄
Top prospect Colt Emerson is set to start 2026 in Triple-A Tacoma after a solid Spring Training. The Mariners see him as a key long-term asset, opting for development in the Minors despite J.P. Crawford’s shoulder concerns. 🧤
Colt Emerson's impressive .828 OPS in spring earned him a ticket to Triple-A, not the Mariners' opening day roster. With Crawford's shoulder woes, Seattle might lean on Rivas or Young at shortstop. Emerson's future remains bright. 🌟
The Mariners have re-assigned top prospect Colt Emerson to the minor league camp, setting the stage for the 20-year-old infielder to start the season in Triple-A.
The Mariners' latest digital short, "Babyproof," features new dads like J.P. Crawford and Logan Gilbert, highlighting the bonds formed through fatherhood. It's a wholesome glimpse into the team's off-field camaraderie—March Dadness, indeed! 👶
Seattle Times readers weighed in to form an all-time Mariners team in celebration of the team's 50th anniversary, highlighting fan favorites and legends from the past. A nostalgic nod to decades of Mariners baseball. ⚾
Mariners' 2026 commercial humorously highlights life in the clubhouse with first-time dads. 🍼 Expect some lighthearted ribbing and a peek into the team's off-field dynamics.
Cole Young flexed his power with a 478-foot home run, the longest of 2026 spring training, adding a new chapter to his highlight reel. Mariners fans, keep an eye on this rising star. 🌟
Ryan Sloan dazzles in Spring Breakout, pitching three perfect innings and stirring excitement for Mariners fans. His dominant performance elevates expectations, with some predicting he'll be the top pitching prospect in MLB.
Brendan Donovan, a versatile All-Star, joins the Mariners as a potential missing piece with his relentless effort and dependable offense. His consistent performance and defensive flexibility aim to bolster the team's World Series aspirations. 🏆
Randy Arozarena apologized to Mariners teammate Cal Raleigh for remarks made during the World Baseball Classic, smoothing things over before Opening Day. This minor spat now serves as a reminder of the team's strong chemistry. 🔄
George Kirby showed promise with his velocity and change-ups in a 7-1 loss to the Cubs, despite a shaky start. Mariners' bullpen woes continue with Gabe Speier's struggles. ⚾
George Kirby impressed with 5 1/3 innings allowing only one run, but the Mariners' offense was muted in a 7-1 loss to the Cubs on a sizzling night. 🌡️
Arozarena and Raleigh have patched things up after their World Baseball Classic spat. Both players are focused on helping the Mariners win as they continue their spring training games. 🤝
Randy Arozarena addressed the World Baseball Classic incident with Mariners' Cal Raleigh, confirming an apology. 🤝
Randy Arozarena apologized to Cal Raleigh for their World Baseball Classic handshake incident, emphasizing their focus on helping the Seattle Mariners succeed this season.
Colt Emerson impressed in Spring Training but will start in Tacoma. His reassignment impacts Mariners' infield choices as they navigate roster openings with potential players like Brendan Donovan and Leo Rivas stepping up. 🔄
Top prospect Colt Emerson is set to start 2026 in Triple-A Tacoma after a solid Spring Training. The Mariners see him as a key long-term asset, opting for development in the Minors despite J.P. Crawford’s shoulder concerns. 🧤
Colt Emerson's impressive .828 OPS in spring earned him a ticket to Triple-A, not the Mariners' opening day roster. With Crawford's shoulder woes, Seattle might lean on Rivas or Young at shortstop. Emerson's future remains bright. 🌟
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