HOUSTON (AP) — Houston Astros center fielder Jake Meyers was removed from Wednesday night’s game against Cleveland during pregame warmups because of right calf tightness. Rowdy Tellez goes to an AL West rival after being cut by Mariners Meyers, who had missed the last two games with a right calf injury, jogged onto the field […]

Six runs is usually enough for the Mariners to win a game. Last season, six runs would have been an absolute luxury. But not tonight, not in Yankee Stadium, and not against this lineup, as the Mariners lost to the Yankees,

The Mariners need to add a bat at the MLB trade deadline, so could they reunite with Eugenio Suarez or pick up another infielder?

J.P. Crawford put himself in the Mariners’ record book during Wednesday’s 9-6 loss to the Yankees at Yankee Stadium. He played in his 787th game as the team’s shortstop, breaking the previous mark held by Alex Rodriguez.

Tuesday's series opener was briefly suspended, but the forecast is looking better for the rest of the Seattle Mariners' series in New York.

The Seattle Mariners are currently in a Wild Card spot and another star could propel the team to a deep playoff run.

If Dallas Keuchel makes it to the big leagues with the Kansas City Royals, it will be his seventh different big league team since leaving the Astros in 2019.

If you need a reminder how quickly a player taken in the MLB Draft can impact a Major League club, Astros right fielder Cam Smith is a prime example. Smith, drafted No. 14 overall by the Cubs last year,

Espada surprised Smith by inviting Scott Benedict, an assistant baseball coach at Smith’s high school, nearby Palm Beach Central, to talk about the player’s path. Smith, in a room full of major-league veterans, did not act nervous. In the words of Astros first baseman Christian Walker, “he wasn’t trying to be a tough guy, or put up a front.”

After a three-game sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates over the weekend, and a 5-2 homestand against the Kansas City Royals and Pirates, the Seattle Mariners are in

The Mariners are expected to be deadline buyers, but with Julio Rodríguez slumping and Houston pulling away, trading prospects may backfire.

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