the Seattle Mariners failed to find that same fight in a 7-0 shutout loss against the Athletics on Friday at T-Mobile Park. Through the first four innings, Seattle struggled to generate any offense.

Logan Gilbert and Luis Severino are the scheduled starters when the Seattle Mariners and Athletics play on Opening Day at T-Mobile Park, at 10:10 p.m. ET. Last year the Mariners ranked 25th in the ...

SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners began 2025 on a good note after beating the Athletics 4-2 on Opening day at T-Mobile Park. The Mariners pulled off the win courtesy of a home run apiece from left ...

SEATTLE — Springtime in western Washington is known for its unpredictable weather, and the Mariners' Opening Day at T-Mobile Park (or Safeco Field) have been no exception. From balmy sunshine to ...

Thursday marks Opening Day for the Seattle Mariners' 2025 season at T-Mobile Park. The Mariners will begin the 2025 campaign by taking on the Athletics in a four-game series Thursday through Sunday.

That’s when I feel like I’m doing my job.” Seattle Mariners pitcher Logan Gilbert (36)pitches during the first inning of the opening day game against the Oakland Athletics at T-Mobile Park ...

SEATTLE — A blue corn dog and a dessert nachos option are among new food items that will be available at Seattle Mariners games inside T-Mobile Park during the 2025 season. The "What Up Corn Dog ...

Despite the storms from Wednesday, a sure sign of spring is in the air in Seattle as the Mariners take to T-Mobile Park for their Opening Day for the 2025 regular season. It’s been nearly six ...

SEATTLE - Fans of the Seattle Mariners have a new way to catch all the Opening Day action and throughout the season. The team has announced the launch of the ROOT Sports Stream app, a direct-to ...

Another opening day brings another version of your Seattle Mariners. Thanks to a quiet offseason of minimal moves and budget constraints, the 2025 squad looks very similar to the roster that ended ...

The Seattle Mariners have locked up one of their most important players long-term. Catcher Cal Raleigh and the Mariners are finalizing a six-year contract extension worth $105 million, reports ESPN.