Felix Hernandez

In what was likely his final appearance in Seattle, Mariners wanted to show their loyalty to their royalty - "King" Felix Hernandez

Originally produced in 2008 and voiced by the late Hall of Fame radio broadcaster Dave Niehaus, the Seattle Mariners have updated the video that is rolled out each year to usher in the new season.

Russell Wilson dons Yankee pinstripes for the first time today.

After setting a Major League record for most pitchers used in a single season last year, the M's suffered what could be another major blow to their pitching rotation today when "King" Felix Hernandez was seared in his right pitching arm by a line drive in his first Cactus League start today.

The Seattle Mariners announced that they have placed Felix Hernandez on the 15-day disabled list for the first time since 2008.

SEATTLE (AP) — David Murphy hit a three-run homer and Mike Trout added a solo shot to power the Los Angeles Angels to a 4-3 victory over Felix Hernandez and the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night. Murphy, hitting leadoff for the first time this season, hit his ninth home run off the top of the wall in right field in the third inning...

With the headline "Time To Believe," Seattle Mariners ace pitcher Felix Hernandez and all-star second baseman Robinson Cano grace one of the four regional covers of Sports Illustrated this week.

With many of MLB's clubs pitchers and catchers beginning to report to their spring training facilities in Florida and Arizona, MLB.com produced a short video announcing the return of the boys of summer.

Recently, MLB Network did a piece on Seattle Mariners pitcher Felix Hernandez's fans who come to Safeco Field en masse each time he pitches at home. The special section of seats is known as the "King's Court," playing off of Hernandez's nickname "The King" (a moniker he has had since before even breaking into the major leagues.)

Reports are coming in that seem to confirm that Seattle Mariners ace right-handed pitcher Felix Hernandez is about to become the highest paid hurler in professional baseball history.

Following his historic perfect game last Wednesday afternoon at Safeco Field in Seattle, Mariners ace "King" Felix Hernandez attempts to become only the second player in baseball history to throw back-to-back no-hitters when the M's face the Cleveland Indians tonight at 7:00 P.M.