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It’s Sunday, and if it’s Sunday, it’s Meet the Links.
In Mariners news... Cal Raleigh is the best Cal to ever play baseball. Dissenters in the comments will have their lunch money stolen.Cal Raleigh is the first CAL with a go-ahead hit in the 8th inning or later at Camden Yards since Cal Ripken Jr. on May 23, 2000. Raleigh was named after Ripken!!! #TheMayerGWS
— Alex Mayer (@alexmayer34) May 19, 2024 I’m choosing to believe that Logan...The Seattle Mariners don't always rack up lots of hits, but the timing of those are important. That's what they've discovered in several recent games and they'll try to build off Saturday's 4-3 comeback victory when they finish a series against the host Baltimore Orioles on Sunday afternoon.
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Double time.
Now there’s a comeback.
On the heels of an absolute drubbing by the Baltimore Orioles, the Seattle Mariners were drearily on pace for a series loss once again this evening after a three-hour delay incurred by the possibility of rain, if not its actuality. Facing O’s young fireballer Grayson Rodriguez, the same Mariners offense that has egregiously struggled to punish mistakes all season was silenced for six frames. Fastballs,...
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Palate Cleansed.
Mariners 4, Orioles 3 Baseball Savant / Getty ImagesLord Baltimore: Dylan Moore (.273 WPA)
Lord Baltiless: Mitch Garver (-.112 WPA)
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Hello Seattle Mariners fans!
Evan James, Kate Preusser and John Trupin are back to basics on Saturday May 18th. The Mariners find themselves deep in the abyss of the American League East, losing the first game to the Baltimore Orioles with series against the New York Yankees, Washington Nationals and Houston Astros on the horizon. The offense continues to sputter,...
A return from the IL makes for a tasty pitching showdown.
Last night’s drubbing was a rough start to what may well be the most daunting road trip of the season for the Seattle Mariners. Still, Bryce Miller locking in after a grisly first inning afforded the M’s bullpen a chance to avoid extreme overextension. That means Luis Castillo has some backing as he takes on the Baltimore Orioles’ daunting lineup of four first round picks (and five in the top-50). He’ll face off...
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Kicking off the weekend with some news from around the league.
Good morning everyone! It’s Saturday, and you’re probably wondering what you may have missed around baseball in the last 24 hours. Well, you’ve come to the right place.
In Mariners news... Jonny Farmelo clocks in at #100 on the Baseball America Top 100 prospects list, making him the sixth Mariners prospect on the current list.Jonny Farmelo is the newest addition to our Top ...
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It’s all fun and games until the other team hangs almost double digits on you
Even having prepared oneself mentally for the jump in competition from the A’s and Royals to the Orioles and Yankees, tonight was a jarring start to the Mariners’ long road trip, as the Orioles battered Mariners pitching for nine runs. This was an odd game, starting out nearly unwatchable, then becoming actually sort of fun before descending back into unwatchably bad...
Gunnar Henderson led off Baltimore's five-run first inning with a home run and the host Orioles went on to defeat the Seattle Mariners 9-2 in Friday night's series opener.
what I wish I had done from this game | Reggie Hildred-USA TODAY Sports
Mariners drop a stinker in Camden Yards
Orioles 9, Mariners 2Eating crabs from one of Baltimore’s many delightful local dive bars: WPA says Dominic Canzone (.044 WPA) but I am going to defense-adjust it and call it Julio, if only because he gave us one of the few moments of delight in this game.
Getting crabs from one of Baltimore’s many local dive bars: Bryce Miller, -.342 WPA
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The Mariners face a tough test against one of baseball’s hottest teams
After securing a series win against the Bobby Witt Jr.-fronted Royals, the Mariners face a tougher test with the Adley Rutschman-fronted Orioles. Rutschman has much more in the way of a supporting cast than Witt Jr. currently, and the high-flying Orioles offense is currently scoring the most runs per game in the AL. They’ve also gotten pitching reinforcements in the form of...
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The Mariners travel to Baltimore to begin a long East Coast road trip.
The Mariners have done well to maintain their slim lead in the AL West, winning back-to-back series against the plucky A’s and Royals. They’ve lost just a single series over the last month of play and it feels like they’re doing just enough to earn these results. Now comes the hard part. The M’s begin a stretch of 17 straight games without an off day and head out on a long...
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Trying to find your footing in the sport? Just go to Anaheim!
Good morning and happy Friday! As the M’s embark on their road trip, here’s the need-to-know for the day.
In Mariners news... Just as we feared, J.P. Crawford did not make the trip to Baltimore with the team after getting hit in the hand by a pitch on Wednesday night. Brent Stecker has the latest on the shortstop’s recovery timeline. Sharing this because 1. Mitch content and 2. West Coast...Still trying to find consistency on offense, the Baltimore Orioles can at least go into Friday night's game against the visiting Seattle Mariners with some momentum.
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Hello Seattle Mariners fans!
Evan James and Anders Jorstad are here on Wednesday afternoon, May 15th to talk Mariners after a series win over the Kansas City Royals. Julio’s bat seems to be heating up, but is he all the way there? What do we make of Mitch, Mitch and Jorge? The Return of Canzone is here, but how will playing time shake out? Where would we be comfortable adding a trade piece/who would we be comfortable sitting to accommodate the trade? How close are...
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I just want J.P. Crawford back, is that too much to ask for?
Good morning everyone! It’s an off-day for the Mariners as they prepare a three-series road trip in Baltimore, the Bronx, and the other Washington. Here’s what you should know as you do something other than watching the Mariners today.
In Mariners news... In what was supposed to be J.P. Crawford’s last rehab game for Tacoma, this happened. Here’s to hoping it doesn’t impact his...Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images
I hope my insurance premiums don’t go up after today’s game
Humans always err toward superlatives.
Okay, humans tend to err toward superlatives. The NBA playoffs happening right now are a reminder that with each sports season come new narratives. Everything has to fit into the context of history, and the things that are happening right now loom largest in our minds. Depending on who you ask, Nikola Joki? is the best center in basketball/this decade/this...
Bryan Woo allowed one run in 5 1/3 innings for his first victory of the season as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Kansas City Royals 4-2 Wednesday afternoon.