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SEATTLE – For the first eight innings, the Mariners were rolling to perhaps their most complete victory of the season.

SEATTLE – A one-run win?

SEATTLE – For the first time in the four-game series with the Chicago White Sox, the Seattle Mariners couldn’t find a way to rally for a victory.

Mitch Haniger fouled off pitch after pitch, just getting hints of the baseball as he tried to find something from White Sox reliever Steven Wilson that he could handle.

The situation didn’t drip with the drama of the bottom of the ninth inning. The game wouldn’t end with his success, and if he failed,there still might be another opportunity to be the hero.

Bryan Woo, the Mariners’ electric young right-hander off to the best start by a pitcher in club history, was scratched from his scheduled start Tuesday night as the team awaits results of an MRI on his right elbow.

Ask a baseball pundit about Bryan Woo's rise and they'll likely give you the same answer as a batter who's faced his fastball. "I never saw it coming." Yes, the Mariner with one of the most deceptive deliveries in baseball deked most who tried to evaluate his talent as well. We are talking about a man who had to walk on at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo before going in the sixth round of the ...

SEATTLE – Cal Raleigh hit a walkoff grand slam in the bottom of the ninth inning off White Sox reliever Jordan Leasure, and the Mariners rallied from a four-run deficit in the eighth inning for an unlikely 8-4 victory on Monday night at T-Mobile Park.

SEATTLE – Baseball’s worst team, the Chicago White Sox, is here in Seattle this week, starting a four-game series Monday night at T-Mobile Park, and Mariners fans should be thrilled.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – If you are going to beat the Royals at Kauffman Stadium, you need to get a quality outing from your starter, score at least five runs if not more, make all the routine plays defensively while sprinkling in a few great ones – and even then – that still might not be enough.

KANSAS CITY — The tenderness that Ty France was feeling in his heel was more than just a contustion.