Tue, Apr 1

• MLB

  Seattle Mariners Select Left-Handed Pitcher Jhonathan Diaz From Triple-A

  2h · Sports Illustrated

  The Seattle Mariners were forced to have their bullpen go long after allowing six earned runs in the first 0.2 innings of an eventual 9-6 loss to the.

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  Players:

  • Jhonathan Diaz
  • Emerson Hancock
  
• MLB

  Seattle Mariners Set to Call Up Infielder Leo Rivas For Tuesday Game

  2h · Sports Illustrated

  The Seattle Mariners are calling up infielder Leo Rivas for Tuesday's game against the Detroit Tigers and they hope to have him there before game time.

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  Players:

  • Leo Rivas
  • Jorge Polanco
  
• MLB

  Logan Gilbert Brings Historic Mark Into Tuesday's Start vs. Detroit Tigers

  3h · Sports Illustrated

  The Seattle Mariners allowed six earned runs in the first 0.2 innings en route to a 9-6 loss to the Detroit Tigers on Monday.

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  Players:

  • Logan Gilbert
  
• MLB

  Seattle Mariners Reportedly Ordering Torpedo Bats For Use By Multiple Players

  4h · Sports Illustrated

  The 'torpedo bat' is the talk of baseball in the season's first week and multiple Seattle Mariners players are reportedly willing to give them a try.

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  Players:

  • Cal Raleigh
  
• MLB

  Seattle Mariners Send Hard-Throwing Reliever Out on Minor League Rehab Assignment

  4h · Sports Illustrated

  Speaking this past weekend at T-Mobile Park, Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson said that hard-throwing relievers Troy Taylor and Matt Brash were going to star.

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  Players:

  • Troy Taylor
  • Matt Brash
  
• MLB

  Brady's Spin: It's Clear That Every Start George Kirby Doesn't Make is a Big Deal For

  5h · Sports Illustrated

  The Seattle Mariners lost on Monday night to the Detroit Tigers by a score of 9-6. The offense looked better, with Randy Arozarena, Luke Raley and Cal Raleigh e.

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  Players:

  • George Kirby
  • Emerson Hancock
  
• MLB

  Seattle Mariners Seattle Mariners Place Several High-Profile Prospects on High-A Rost

  6h · Sports Illustrated

  The Seattle Mariners major league club and Triple-A affiliate, the Tacoma Rainiers, are already several games deep into 2025.

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