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Mariners’ disappointing 2026 season ends in bittersweet fashion (opens the original)
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SEATTLE – The sunshine made Sunday afternoon seem like summer for another day with the forlorn hopes that it and the baseball season wouldn’t end. The cold wind swirling through T-Mobile Park was a bitter reminder that the warm days are gone and it will be another fall in the Pacific Northwest without baseball. For the Mariners and their fans, the 2026 season was an epic failure, ending prematurely after 162 regular-season games. There were expectations of a second straight American League West
Dan Wilson won’t return as Mariners manager in 2027 (opens the original)
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SEATTLE – As fans made their way into T-Mobile Park for the final game of what has likely been the most disappointing season in franchise history, the Mariners players and staff gathered for one last team meeting before heading out on to a crisp and sunny Sunday to play the Angels. These sort of season-ending meetings without an appearance in the postseason are never enjoyable. And for this Mariners team, which had World Series expectations, it represented a colossal and collective failure. But
Here are 5 reasons the Seattle Mariners’ season went off the rails | Analysis (opens the original)
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As the Seattle Mariners’ 2026 season limps to its end, elimination from the postseason is expected to come early in the final six games of the season, which start Tuesday at T-Mobile Park. It’s a disappointing outcome that started to feel like a possibility in July, likely in August and inevitable in early September. And over that time, there has been constant speculation, analysis and debate about the reasons that a team picked to win the American League West and vie for the American League Cha
Mariners place Emerson Hancock on IL; Will Bryce Miller return to rotation? (opens the original)
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TORONTO — It appears that Bryce Miller’s stint as a full-time member of the bullpen will end without him making a relief appearance. On Sunday, the Mariners placed right-handed pitcher Emerson Hancock on the 15-day injured list (retroactive to Friday) with a left adductor strain. Right-handed reliever Nick Davila, who was in Toronto on the taxi squad, was recalled from Triple-A Tacoma to take Hancock’s spot. Miller, who was recently removed from the rotation, is the likely candidate to return th
Mariners’ George Kirby delivers scintillating outing to beat Phillies (opens the original)
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Furious George returned in the best way. But the seething anger that fueled and at times engulfed George Kirby during his early days in a Mariners uniform due to walks, missed calls, cheap singles, bad innings and really anything that hindered his outing never appeared when he was on the mound of T-Mobile Park on Tuesday night. Facing a left-handed hitting heavy Phillies lineup that had averaged more than seven runs per game in the nine games prior to coming to Seattle, Kirby was calm, collected
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