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Commentary: Why the Mariners are unlikely to fire Dan Wilson

UPDATED: Mon., Aug. 10, 2026

NEW YORK – Following a long postgame flight that got them into Manhattan in the early morning hours, the Mariners started this seminal road trip with a day off Monday.

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Upcoming road trip could be season defining for fading Seattle Mariners

UPDATED: Sun., Aug. 9, 2026

As the Mariners quietly packed up their gear and readied for a flight to New York to start a nine-game road trip, you could almost picture Simon and Garfunkel on stage in Central Park serenely singing: “Hello, darkness , my old friend. I’ve come to talk with you again.”

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Mariners swept by Rays to close miserable homestand

UPDATED: Sun., Aug. 9, 2026

A weekend designed to highlight some of the franchise’s best over the past 50 years instead served to illuminate one of the worst stretches of offense in Mariners history.

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Jeff Nelson among biggest snubs from Mariners’ Top 50 players list

UPDATED: Sun., Aug. 9, 2026

It seems like a bad miss when the all-time franchise leader in pitching appearances isn’t included on the list of Top 50 players team history. But when the M’s unveiled their Top 50 players during Saturday night’s ceremony, the name of relief pitcher Jeff Nelson was missing. It was clearly the biggest snub of any players that were left out of the celebration. Anytime there is a top whatever ...

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Alex Rodriguez was honored by Mariners. Are fans willing to forgive him? | Commentary

UPDATED: Sun., Aug. 9, 2026

His number is never going to be retired at T-Mobile Park. No statue in his likeness is on the horizon. But Saturday, Alex Rodriguez received a gift from Mariners fans that might mean just as much to him these days: their appreciation.

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From Ken Griffey Jr. to Cal Raleigh, Mariners unveil their Top 50 players

UPDATED: Sat., Aug. 8, 2026

Eight players from the 2026 roster were among the 50 all-time great players featured on the Mariners’ 50th season team unveiled Saturday evening during a nostalgic ceremony at T-Mobile Park.

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Frustration boils over as Dan Wilson ejected in Mariners’ loss to Rays

UPDATED: Sat., Aug. 8, 2026

All the frustration built up from a season gone awry, all the anger about the failures to get hits, score runs and win games, all the disappointment of the current status of the Seattle Mariners came to a tipping point.

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Mariners Hall of Famer Jamie Moyer reflects on how baseball has changed

UPDATED: Sat., Aug. 8, 2026

Jamie Moyer knows more than pretty much anyone about winning. The crafty left-hander compiled 269 wins over his 25-year MLB career and is second only to Félix Hernández in Mariners history with 145 over his 11-year career with Seattle.

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As Seattle salutes the 50 greatest Mariners, these funny 50 won’t make the cut

UPDATED: Sat., Aug. 8, 2026

When you're standing in the shadows of the Baseball Hall of Fame, on the veranda of the Otesaga Hotel in Cooperstown, N.Y., the gentle breeze of the sport's history wafts over you. In that spirit, at a cocktail party there a couple of weeks ago, I asked Tim Hevly, the Seattle Mariners' longtime vice president of communications, about the team's 50th season celebration.

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Mariners fall flat again vs. Rays as 50th season festivities kick off

UPDATED: Fri., Aug. 7, 2026

The setup for success was in place even hours before Friday night’s first pitch at T-Mobile Park.

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How former Mariner Norm Charlton went from ‘The Sheriff’ to ‘captain’

UPDATED: Fri., Aug. 7, 2026

Once one of the most feared left-handed relievers in baseball, today Charlton leads fishing and hunting expeditions from his home on the south Texas coast. He rises early and goes to bed late, whether running boats up the Rio Grande or out in the open waters of the sea.

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Mariners suffer league-worst 11th shutout in loss to Tigers

UPDATED: Thu., Aug. 6, 2026

Maybe a suspension wasn’t so bad for Dan Wilson. Watching his team slog its way to a lackluster and ultimately embarrassing 11-0 loss on the television in his office at T-Mobile Park might have been better than enduring it in person on the top step of the first-base dugout.

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