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Mariners sweep Nationals in doubleheader to run win streak to 10 games

WASHINGTON — The circumstances weren’t ideal. The decision-making that went into the timing of it left them a little peeved. The repercussions likely won’t be felt so much on Thursday when they play the Rangers in Texas, but probably on Friday or Saturday because that’s how lack of sleep works.

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Mariners’ Julio Rodriguez Added to Home Run Derby Field

Seattle’s 21-year-old rookie outfielder has 15 home runs on the year.

Sports Illustrated

Mariners take down Nationals in game one of doubleheader, extending win streak to nine games

WASHINGTON — When the post-Angels brawl suspensions were first announced, and with the knowledge that appeals would probably shave off one game for each player and the Mariners could stagger them with only one player serving them at a time, there were still legitimates causes for concern.

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Mariners game at Nationals postponed due to inclement weather

WASHINGTON — After a severe thunderstorm that featured excessive rain and high winds pummeled Nationals Park about an hour before first pitch on Tuesday evening and with lightning and rain expected to remain in the area, the game between the Mariners and Nationals was postponed until Wednesday.

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Larry Stone: Jerry Dipoto's faith is working so far, but can the Mariners stay in the mix for a wild-card spot?

Let's flash back to June 19, which seems like another lifetime ago for the Mariners. The ballclub had just lost its fourth out of five games to the Angels at home — the second in a row by shutout. It was 10 games under .500, the season was in shambles,…

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Derek Jeter Opens Up in ESPN’s Upcoming Docuseries, ‘The Captain’

You actually do learn a lot of new things about Derek Jeter in new docuseries

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Report: Braves Acquire Robinson Canó from Padres

Canó was hitting .333 for San Diego’s Triple A affiliate.

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Mariners’ France Responds to Not Being Selected for All-Star Game

The star first baseman was left off the American League roster despite being a finalist for one of the team’s starting spots.

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Sideline Chatter: Maybe the Mariners should try a different bait

Mariners to Astros: “Uh, mind if we sneak a peek at your Mike Trout cheat sheet?”

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Carlos Santana plays the hero again as Mariners sweep Blue Jays for eighth consecutive win

SEATTLE — When the Mariners acquired Carlos Santana on June 27 from the Royals, it seemed like a move made out of desperation.

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Mariners Poke Fun at Rodriguez After He Tumbled Attempting a Triple

Seattle trolled the standout rookie after his base-running blunder on Friday.

Sports Illustrated

Mariners roll past Toronto, get back to .500 for the first time since May 3

SEATTLE — Seattle Mariners starter Marco Gonzales had pitched one solid game after another in recent weeks with not a lot to show for it because the Mariners weren’t scoring many runs.

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Ryan Divish: Why Julio Rodriguez deserves to go to the All-Star Game

SAN DIEGO — If asked, he will happily say yes.

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Jeff Gordon: Elite starting pitching could be scarce in baseball's trade market

Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Frankie Montas was cruising along this summer, building big value ahead of baseball's Aug. 2 trade deadline.

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Mariners sweep Padres, get within a game of .500

SAN DIEGO — Are they doing it again?

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SI:AM | Julio Rodríguez Is Living Up to the Hype

The Mariners rookie is off to a historically great start.

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Manaea shelled, Padres lose to Mariners

SAN DIEGO — Sean Manaea has been a good pitcher for the Padres.

Sports Illustrated

The Science Behind the Rise of the Slider

Increasing usage of MLB’s most popular breaking ball has revitalized the pitching careers of stars and journeymen alike—and made life much harder on hitters.

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Ray and Rodriguez spark Mariners’ 2-1 victory over Oakland

SEATTLE — Robbie Ray and Julio Rodriguez helped make sure the Mariners would head into the second half of their season on a roll.

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Football transfer fees present another divisive moment for Australian game

The introduction of a domestic transfer system could make Australia relevant in the global market, but opponents to the idea say young talent could be priced out of the cash-strapped professional game

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Matt Calkins: What's the key for Jarred Kelenic putting Tacoma in his rearview mirror for a return to Mariners? It's in the process.

TACOMA, Wash. — There are some numbers that pop out when discussing Rainiers outfielder Jarred Kelenic, once considered the best prospect in the Mariners' organization.

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Abraham Toro rewards Mariners with walk-off win after George Kirby rebounds admirably vs. A’s

SEATTLE — Fighting through the pain in his left shoulder and the worst slump of his career, Abraham Toro has found a little optimism for him and the Mariners.

Sports Illustrated

MLB Trade Deadline Primer: What to Know With a Month to Go

We’re just about a month away from this year’s trade deadline, and the coming weeks surely will be dominated by rumors of the players who could be on the move before Aug. 2 at 6 p.m. ET. This week, we saw the first big deal of the season, when the…

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Cal Raleigh injects some fun for Mariners as they take down A’s

SEATTLE — As Cal Raleigh sat on home plate, breathing heavily and grinning sheepishly at his unexpected accomplishment, the Seattle Mariners dugout was celebrating and laughing like little kids.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Brooks Koepka was so right when he predicted someone would ‘sell out’ and join LIV Golf

Gotta hand it to Brooksie on this one - he nailed it.

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