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  • 10 hours ago | lookoutlanding.com | Anders Jorstad

    Photo by Cooper Neill/MLB Photos via Getty Images Good morning friends! The M’s conclude their long road trip today with a day game in Boston. We’ve got plenty of news to cover, so let’s get to it. In Mariners news... Tim Booth at The Seattle Times wrote about how Bryan Woo unexpectedly became the team’s most reliable starting pitcher. Around the league... The oft-ailing Corey Seager is headed to the injured list for the first time this year with a hamstring strain.

  • 1 day ago | lookoutlanding.com | Anders Jorstad

    Photo by Brian Fluharty/Getty Images Good day everyone! As we get this Wednesday started, here’s what’s going on around the sport. In Mariners news... Dylan Moore apparently found out about his winning American League Player of the Week via a text from Ty France, who was given the honor the previous week. Around the league... Phillies lefty Cristopher Sánchez exited his start on Tuesday with forearm soreness.

  • 5 days ago | lookoutlanding.com | Anders Jorstad

    Photo by Mike Carlson/MLB Photos via Getty Images Good morning everyone! The weekend has started and we’ve got the latest news from around baseball to report. In Mariners news... Check out how our sister site Blue Jays Banter recapped yesterday’s 3-1 win for Toronto. David Laurila of Fangraphs spoke to Mariners Director of Pitching Strategy Trent Blank about the organization’s pitching development philosophy.

  • 6 days ago | lookoutlanding.com | Connor Donovan

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  • 6 days ago | lookoutlanding.com | Jake Mailhot

    Photo by Mark Blinch/Getty Images Given that two of the Mariners losses in San Francisco a few weeks ago were walk-offs and that they’ve gone 7-2 in the time since that point, it’s possible that series is the outlier in what’s mostly been a solid start to the season. This roster isn’t built to win a bunch of blowouts. Close games are by design and 15 of their 19 games so far have been decided by three or fewer runs.