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The X-factor who could make or break the Mariners bullpen

4 days ago | sodomojo.com | Jason Wang

It has been a long time since we've seen Matt Brash pitch for Seattle and it may be even longer until we see him return to peak form. On May 3rd, Matt Brash entered to pitch against the Texas Rangers after 581 days away from the big league mound. It was an emotional return for the 26-year-old pitcher, as well as for Seattle Mariners fans who had been waiting for him to come back.
The Mariners may have blown up their trade deadline plans with latest addition

5 days ago | sodomojo.com | Jason Wang

The team's latest move was a step in the right direction, but it may have one step too far. Things have been going well for the Seattle Mariners. They lead the AL West with a 22-14 record, have a three-game lead over the second-place Athletics, have been putting together a string of strong offensive showings, and their injured pitchers are slowly but surely making their way back to the active roster.
Mariners must do trade deadline scouting while skidding Blue Jays visit Seattle

5 days ago | sodomojo.com | Zachary D. Rymer

As the Blue Jays slide down the AL East standings, the Mariners should be considering what they might offer in July. The last time the Seattle Mariners played the Toronto Blue Jays resulted in a series win for Seattle, and it's looking more and more like the experience may have broken the other side. That series win in Toronto is but one of nine straight series victories for the Mariners, who sit at 22-14 with the largest lead (3.0 games) of any division leader in the American League.
The Mariners broke the internet with surprise trade of Luis Castillo to Orioles

6 days ago | sodomojo.com | Zachary D. Rymer

The Orioles finally got a Luis Castillo, but not "the" Luis Castillo. The Baltimore Orioles finally did it. They finally traded for Luis Castillo, finalizing a deal to acquire the veteran right-hander from the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night. But here comes the F bomb: We're talking about Luis F. Castillo, who is in fact a different person from Luis M. Castillo. Mariners fans got used to the distinction during spring training and especially in early April. When Seattle promoted Luis F.
Mariners get a new warning not to let ace Logan Gilbert reach free agency

6 days ago | sodomojo.com | Jason Wang

The front office sure doesn't want him to leave, but are they willing to pay the price for him to stay? We haven't heard much from Logan Gilbert ever since he hit the 15-day IL. He has been staying active while on the road to recovery, but while the Seattle Mariners have reached new heights, he has been on the sidelines.
Grading the unstoppable Seattle Mariners' dramatic 2-1 series win vs. Athletics

1 week ago | sodomojo.com | Zachary D. Rymer

The Mariners needed to come from behind not once, but twice to claim their latest series victory. It is only becoming more apparent that the 2025 Seattle Mariners are simply inevitable, as they have won nine series in a row after taking two of three from the Athletics in Sacramento. In what is becoming a recurring theme, the Mariners had to fight for this one. They lost the first game on Monday (in frustrating fashion, no less) and faced late deficits on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mariners' lethal secret weapon will make fans feel better about Dan Wilson

1 week ago | sodomojo.com | Zachary D. Rymer

Dan Wilson has frustrated Mariners fans with his in-game managing throughout 2025. However, there is a button he likes to push that just keeps yielding results. Even though Cal Raleigh didn't start for the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday, it felt like just a matter of time before Dan Wilson asked him to grab a bat and make some magic in a late pinch-hitting appearance. And sure enough, this is exactly what happened.
Identifying 4 trade options to electrify the Mariners' lifeless bullpen

1 week ago | sodomojo.com | Jason Wang

Despite their job titles, few of Seattle's pitchers have really given fans any semblance of relief. It has been quite an odd statistical season for the Seattle Mariners. The team's OPS of .754 is the sixth-best in MLB while the team's ERA of 3.72 ranks 12th. While the lineup is hitting new strides, the pitching has been inconsistent, especially the bullpen. The bullpen's ERA of 3.54 is skewed by the outstanding success of Andrés Muñoz and strong showings by Gabe Speier and Carlos Vargas.
Injury-ravaged Mariners pluck a disposable outfielder from AL West rival

1 week ago | sodomojo.com | Tanner Vogt

In a surprise waiver claim, the Seattle Mariners have added outfielder Leody Taveras from the Texas Rangers, further bolstering an outfield that has been ravaged with injuries. The move comes as the Rangers continue to spiral, beginning with some changes to their coaching staff. Former Mariners slugger Brett Boone was just brought in as Texas’ new hitting coach after the firing of multiple staffers, and Taveras was the first roster casualty of the transition.
MLB's scandalous strike zone change has good news, bad news for Mariners

1 week ago | sodomojo.com | Zachary D. Rymer

The Mariners are getting screwed by MLB's new strike zone. They're also benefiting from it. Major League Baseball has a new strike zone in 2025, and the Seattle Mariners should be livid and excited about it. This will make more sense in just a minute, but the first thing to know is that it is not due to a rule change that the strike zone is different.