SEATTLE – After the game Saturday, a few hundred Christians united along the first base line at T-Mobile Park to sing praise to the Man Upstairs as part of the Mariners’ Faith and Family Day. Can’t help but wonder if the rest of the team’s fan base has been feeling equally religious of late. A few days earlier, after all, their prayers had been answered.

SEATTLE – The Mariners almost squeezed out another walk-off win against the Texas Rangers.

SEATTLE – With this lineup, and with these stakes, it’s easy to dream on the possibilities for these new-look Mariners over the next couple months.

SEATTLE – The door is slightly ajar. Will Cal Raleigh shove it open?

SEATTLE – An old star returned.

Eugenio Suárez doesn’t instantly make the Seattle Mariners the favorite in the AL West going into the final two months of the regular season. There’s still ground to make up on Houston and a massive series with suddenly surging Texas beginning Thursday night. And Suárez, who flew back with the Mariners from Sacramento after Wednesday night’s blockbuster trade, will be in the lineup Thursday.

Eugenio Suárez never left T-Mobile Park. Not literally. But nearly two years after he was traded to the Arizona Diamondbacks, Suárez’s three-word slogan is lit in neon blue in a hallway connecting the Mariners’ home dugout and clubhouse. It hangs above a photo of catcher Cal Raleigh watching his drought-ending homer disappear into the night, three little words to live by: GOOD VIBES ONLY In ...

The Mariners were finalizing a deal late Wednesday to land their No. 1 target before the MLB trade deadline, reacquiring third baseman Eugenio Suárez from the Arizona Diamondbacks, sources confirmed to The Seattle Times.

Seattle Times staff

In the buildup to Thursday’s MLB trade deadline, the Seattle Mariners have been one of the most active teams in pursuit of bullpen help.

As the Seattle Mariners wake up here in late July and canvass the American League standings, they ought to see one thing and one thing only: Opportunity.