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In a profile of Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto, USA Today’s Bob Nightengale outlined the M’s remaining offseason plans with hopes to add a right-handed power bat and a left-handed bat in the outfield.
These young Mariners aren't going away and during a visit on The Mike Salk Show, ESPN's Jeff Passan says Seattle is just getting started.
J.P. Crawford, run producer? Stay tuned, the Mariners say. Crawford crushed his first homer of 2021 in Seattle’s 5-4 win over Texas on Friday while batting in the No. 5 hole for the first time in his career as part of manager Scott Servais’ attempt to ignite what has been a scuffling lineup. That tactic played out in the Mariners’ favor when Crawford turned on a 1-1, middle-in changeup from Mike Foltynewicz in the fourth inning with Ty France, who was hitting cleanup, on second base. The fifth-year shortstop won’t remain in the heart of the order long term, and his game is not predica...
4:54 AM UTC Share share-square-1530368 With a little more than a month of the season in the books, several teams have defied expectations, finishing April with above-.500 records. A group of MLB.com experts gathered for a roundtable to analyze three teams -- the Giants, Mariners and Royals -- all of whom were not contenders in 2020 but are playing at a better-than-expected clip this year, and, in some cases, are tops in their divisions. The big question: Will it last? Alyson Footer, moderator: Are you surprised at how well these teams have performed so far? After watching them through ...
share-square-64737 Ty France returned to the Mariners’ lineup on Thursday in Boston, a welcome sign that the right forearm that sustained a 98.4 mph hit-by-pitch on Monday is healthy enough for him to play. It also returned the second punch of Mariners manager Scott Servais' 1-2 tandem at the top of the order, which has emerged as one of the more formidable in the American League. With Mitch Haniger hitting leadoff and France batting second, Seattle has received a combined slash line of .311/.368/.548 to go with seven homers from those two spots in the lineup. Haniger and France have also p...