Seattle Mariners rookie outfielder, Jonatan Clase, is trying to make a good impression in Seattle after getting his second shot with the big club this season. Clase was recalled on May 24th in a move that sent third baseman Luis Urías to Triple-A Tacoma. This is the second time Clase has been called up in 2024. Hopefully, this stint will be more productive. Mariners rookie … [Read more...] about Rookie Outfielder Trying to Make Second Impression in Seattle
Mariners Top 15 Prospect Gets Called Up
Ryan Bliss, Seattle Mariners number 11 prospect, was called up today. The Mariners needed to make some moves, with Jorge Polanco moving to the 10-day injured list. This is the first opportunity for the 5’7 middle infielder to prove himself as a big-league talent. Mariners Top 15 Prospect Gets Called Up Ryan Bliss Bio Bliss was drafted in the second round by the Arizona … [Read more...] about Mariners Top 15 Prospect Gets Called Up
Slumping Mariners Superstar Poised For A Comeback
Julio Rodríguez is off to a slow start for the third time in as many seasons, but Seattle’s star center fielder is poised for a comeback. One of the most dynamic hitters in baseball, Julio Rodríguez is experiencing a major power outage nearly two months into the season. Last year, Rodríguez became just the third active player with 60 homers and 60 doubles in his first two … [Read more...] about Slumping Mariners Superstar Poised For A Comeback
A Closer Look at the Utilityman the Mariners Acquired from the Cubs
On Monday, the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners completed a late-night trade that sent RHP Tyson Miller to Chicago and Jake Slaughter to Seattle. Chicago has already made room on their 40-man roster for Miller, designating Richard Lovelady for assignment. The move makes sense for the Cubbies, who need to work on their bullpen issues. What exactly does Seattle plan on doing … [Read more...] about A Closer Look at the Utilityman the Mariners Acquired from the Cubs
Today in 1977, Mariners Played As New AL Expansion Team
On April 6th, 1977, The Seattle Mariners played their first official game as a new AL expansion team against the California Angels. It was monumentally before a sold-out crowd of 57,762 at the Kingdome. Talk about baseball history. It’s incredible how much has changed and how the California Angels are now called the LA Angels. Anyone who is a baseball history nut will thrive on … [Read more...] about Today in 1977, Mariners Played As New AL Expansion Team