The Milwaukee Brewers’ impressive 11-game winning streak came to a close on Tuesday, as the Seattle Mariners rode a Cal Raleigh solo shot and an excellent performance from Logan Gilbert to a 1-0 victory in the second game of three in Seattle.

A white-hot Brewers team is coming to Seattle and bringing a sterling starting pitching staff with them. Do the Mariners have what it takes to slow the momentum of their National League opponent at home?

Three days after getting swept in heartbreaking fashion, the Seattle Mariners brought out their own brooms - and of course the mighty gold trident - to finish off the Detroit Tigers with another impressive offensive showing on Sunday.

For five innings, the Mariners and Yankees were locked in a pitching duel. But a 30-minute rain shower changed everything with the home team scoring 10 runs in two innings to bust the game wide open, sending Logan Gilbert and Seattle to an ugly defeat.

Rebounding from a tough loss in game two of the series, the Mariners battled for a 3-2 win over the Royals on Wednesday, with Logan Gilbert recovering from a shaky first inning and the offense manufacturing runs late to steal the victory.

The Seattle Mariners held off a surge by the Texas Rangers in a 7-6 victory. Here’s what went right and what went wrong.

The Mariners couldn’t have asked for a better return start from injury courtesy of Logan Gilbert, but in an all too familiar theme, the offense decided not to show up to support him in a 2-0 loss to the Red Sox.

After going 1-5 on their most recent homestand, the Mariners set sail on a tough 10-game road trip without several contributors. Here are two keys to their survival.

Without their ace for at least a month, the Mariners will have to make due with a couple of internal replacement options, but if Logan Gilbert has to miss more time, a trade might be necessary.

The Seattle Mariners evened the series at a game apiece with the Miami Marlins on Saturday with an offensive explosion, but not all of the news from T-Mobile is positive.

Matching trends for early in the 2025 season, the Mariners bounced back from bats going AWOL in the first game in Toronto to redeem themselves with eight runs in an extra inning thriller to even things up with the Blue Jays.

Before heading out on their first extensive road trip of the year, the Mariners host the division-leading Rangers for three games at T-Mobile Park.

The Mariners secured their first series win of the 2025 season, thanks in part to these performances.

Continuing the trends of the early season thus far, the Mariners split their first two games against the Astros at T-Mobile Park with starters wheeling and dealing and the offense largely failing to support them.

Continuing an early season swoon on their own home field, the Mariners received a disastrous start on Monday night and a punch-less offense was nearly no-hit on Tuesday night, leaving little to be optimistic about in a pair of defeats.

The Mariners play host to a Tigers team that tormented them in 2024, and the projected pitching matchups don’t look particularly favorable as they aim to turn the tables on their latest house guests.

With a 2-1 win on Sunday, the Mariners split their season-opening series against the A’s. Here were the three best and worst player performances from the weekend.

Though the Mariners didn’t give Logan Gilbert much support with their bats, a pair of veterans built off a strong Cactus League performance to deliver a comeback victory on opening day.

The Mariners kick off the 2025 regular season with a four-game against the Athletics. Here’s what to look for in each of the pitching matchups.

With Opening Day right around the corner, here’s how the Mariners’ initial 26-man roster appears likely to shake out.