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Do you think the new Pope has an opinion on Zach DeLoach?
Good morning everyone and happy Friday! Yesterday was a weird day around sports (especially for a day where so many teams were off). We’ll do our best to get you all caught up on the day’s happenings.
In Mariners news... Like a trusty boomerang, Casey Lawrence is back with the Mariners on a minor league deal. Mike Vorel at The Seattle Times told the story of how the M’s beat the...
Think you can figure out what Mariners player we’re talking about? You’ll get five clues to figure him out.
Hello Mariners fans! We’d like to introduce you to our brand new Lookout Landing In-5 daily trivia game. The objective is to guess the correct active OR retired Mariners player in as few guesses as possible. Full game instructions are at the bottom. Feel free to share your results in the comments and feedback in this Google Form.
Today’s Lookout Landing In-5 GameIf...
Is it still a home game if the team won’t call it home?
Maybe you’re like me—a Mariners fan who doesn’t live in Washington. Maybe you live in a city with a team. Or a city that’s suddenly hosting a team. One that doesn’t want to be there. One that won’t even admit it plays in your town. And when people mention your city they only do so as a punchline to a sad joke.
But you are recently married and bought a house in this city, your first house, and you plan to stay...
When you stare into the batter’s eye in Seattle, something unfamiliar stares back.
What a batter sees at T-Mobile Park changes within a game and season.
Last year, I tested batter vision at T-Mobile Parking using the position of the sun. My premise was that if there is an issue with vision, we should see performance change as light changes in the stadium. I found the sun to be a strong predictor of performance overall and discovered a spike in whiff rate just after sunset. I...
The Seattle Mariners are off to their best start in over two decades. Seattle defeated the Athletics 6-5 by overcoming a five-run deficit on Wednesday to take two of three games against their divisional rivals.
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Mariners off-day links.
Hello friends! We’ve got to get through another Mariners off-day before the Great Toronto Invasion kicks off tomorrow. Here’s what you need to know as you get your day started.
In Mariners news... Athletics Nation recapped the M’s 6-5 comeback win against the A’s from the other side’s perspective. The Orioles claimed right-hander Luis F. Castillo off waivers from the Mariners. Alex Chamberlain at Fangraphs tried to...
Think you can figure out what Mariners player we’re talking about? You’ll get five clues to figure him out.
Hello Mariners fans! We’d like to introduce you to our brand new Lookout Landing In-5 daily trivia game. The objective is to guess the correct active OR retired Mariners player in as few guesses as possible. Full game instructions are at the bottom. Feel free to share your results in the comments and feedback in this Google Form.
Today’s Lookout Landing In-5 GameIf...
The Baltimore Orioles this season have had a rough start to the 2025 season. They are in last place in the American League East at 13-22. On the other side, the Seattle Mariners are in first place in the American League West at 22-14.
Right-hander Luis F. Castillo, designated for assignment by the Seattle Mariners a day earlier, landed with a new team on Wednesday when the Baltimore Orioles acquired him in a cash deal.
The Mariners announced that they’ve traded righty Luis F. Castillo to Baltimore for cash. Seattle had designated him for assignment Tuesday as the corresponding move for the Leody Taveras waiver claim.
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Connection is also the word I would use to describe the Mariners’ bats vis-a-vis seemingly every pitch these days
Today’s recap will be guided by a Lookout Landing edition of the New York Times game called Connections, in which you try to group 16 words into four groups of four that share a similarity. Here are the directions from the creators:
Find groups of four items that share something in common.
- Select four items and tap...
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Nine series wins in a row
Uptown Funk: Dylan Moore, +.248 WPA
Sactown Flunk: Bryan Woo, -.206 WPA
Game Thread Comment of the DayD. Ross Cameron-Imagn Images
More game thread!
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A beautiful day for a ballgame
The rubber match of the Mariners’ first trip to Sacramento features a great pitching matchup.
Bryan Woo loved pitching in the ballpark closest to where he grew up in Alameda, California. Over three starts at the Colisseum, Woo allowed just two runs over 16 innings, with 18 strikeouts. Will that dominance follow to the A’s new home?
Baseball’s lesser Gunnar H takes the slab for the Athletics. One time headliner of the...
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Digging into the latest happenings from Major League Baseball.
Hello folks! Let’s get your day started with the latest news from around the sport.
In Mariners news... Athletics Nation gave their take on yesterday’s 5-3 win for the Mariners. Jay Jaffe at Fangraphs takes a statistical dive into the improvements the Mariners have made offensively. Lazaro Montes was one of the top headliners for this week’s Baseball America Hot Sheet. ($) The Mariners...Think you can figure out what Mariners player we’re talking about? You’ll get five clues to figure him out.
Hello Mariners fans! We’d like to introduce you to our brand new Lookout Landing In-5 daily trivia game. The objective is to guess the correct active OR retired Mariners player in as few guesses as possible. Full game instructions are at the bottom. Feel free to share your results in the comments and feedback in this Google Form.
Today’s Lookout Landing In-5 GameIf you...
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It takes vision, patience, and consistency to grind out a victory like tonight’s.
My experience with sculpting is the grinding of my jaws pressing molars against molars, agitatedly expressing my nerves in friction between my teeth. One day, I will chew my last ice cube, retire my gnashing jersey and watch it lofted into the rafters of my palate. Until that day, however, I will have useful reference for what these Seattle Mariners are capable of, and why their...
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Hella easy.
Mariners 5, Athletics 3 FanGraphsNever in doubt: Cal Raleigh on his day off, .436 WPA
Chasing clout: Mitch Garver on his day on, -.197 WPA
Game thread comment of the day:This goes down way smoother given the win but wow it made me laugh when I was not feeling great about this game.
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Even more game thread!
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More game thread!