As Wednesday night’s game moved from the bottom of the sixth to the top of the seventh and the usual between-innings entertainment blared on the massive video screen of T-Mobile Park, most of the 28,068 in attendance didn’t notice Victor Robles jogging to center field and Rob Refsnyder making his way out to right field.

Jump on, everybody. The piggyback is back. The Mariners are reviving their piggyback pitching plan this week, with one significant alteration: All six of their starting pitchers will rotate through and have one piggyback outing through the All-Star break. This was a “unanimous” decision with all six starters involved in the planning, general manager Justin Hollander said Tuesday. 

For an almost perfect summer evening in Seattle — the pleasant kind of night that people outside of the area can’t comprehend — all was right and comfortably familiar for the Mariners at T-Mobile Park.

After what he described as a “very productive” month of healing and reflection, Cal Raleigh is coming back to the Mariners on Tuesday healthy and refreshed.

WASHINGTON – Zoom in on this one last game at the end of a painfully unforgiving trip, and you won’t like what you see if you’re a Mariners fan.

WASHINGTON – At least they got out of this one without losing another key player to injury.

WASHINGTON – The Mariners’ 10-2 romp of the Washington Nationals was as complete of a game as they’ve played all season, and it was as complete of a performance as Bryce Miller has had at any stage of his career.

BALTIMORE – Bryan Woo’s woes on the road resurfaced Thursday night, and the Mariners’ All-Star right-hander said he’s been searching for solutions.

BALTIMORE – The evolution of George Kirby continued in the Mariners’ 7-2 loss to the Orioles on Wednesday.

BALTIMORE – Give the Mariners’ fill-in infielders the save for this one.

BALTIMORE – Another new city, another new fan base for Josh Naylor to aggravate.