In just their fourth game in Cactus League play at the Peoria Sports Complex in Arizona, the Seattle Mariners are already showing some promising power in the batting line-up.
The Mariners opened their 2021 Cactus League schedule on Monday with a walk-off 5-4 victory over the highly touted San Diego Padres. Phenoms Jarred Kelenic and Julio Rodriguez showed the promise that has them ranked as top prospects in all of Major League Baseball by propelling them to victory.
With the Seattle Mariners re-signing James "Big Maple" Paxton, it got me thinking of other sports stars that carry a nickname that includes the moniker "Big". Here are some of my favorites with a surprising disproportionate amount of them having played for Seattle sports franchis…
With the sad news of Los Angeles Dodgers manager and baseball icon passing away last night, I recall the times I got to meet him when he would visit Yakima.
In one of the more clever and successful corporate promotions tying in with professional sports, the Taco Bell restaurant chain again rolled out their "Steal a Base, Steal a Taco" campaign to run throughout the 2020 World Series. It didn't take long for all of America to score a free …
Even the most optimistic of Mariners fans knew that the truncated 2020 season was going to be filled with growing pains as General Manager Jerry DiPoto had to tear a veteran-laden team down to the studs to replenish a depleted farm system. The rebuild may be happening ahead of schedule.
Major League Baseball conducted Rounds 2 -5 of their annual amateur selections yesterday (June 11) and the Seattle Mariners used their selection in the 5th Round to pick a pitcher with some ties to the Yakima Valley.
The Seattle Mariners have officially responded via their website and social media platforms regarding Washington Governor Jay Inslee's ban on groups of more than 250 people in King County.
The Seattle Mariners have long set the bar for Major League teams when it comes to producing the most clever television spots to promote their team and the personalities of their players. This year will be no different.
After being placed on the Disabled List after breaking his finger on Mother's Day, Mariners Second Baseman Robinson Cano was suspended 80 games today by Major League Baseball