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Mariners Should Bring Back Road Gray Jerseys After Rays’ Uniform Reveal (opens the original)
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It’s not like it hasn’t been said before, but the Mariners should definitely bring back their road gray jerseys. Tampa Bay’s new uniform made that case even more legitimate. The Rays’ look is phenomenal. They took the gray jersey from their early years, gave it a fresh coat of paint and put “Tampa Bay” across the chest. It has color and personality, and it will be their primary road uniform. We can appreciate the reveal while asking why one of baseball’s best road gray sets is still missing from
Mariners Could Soon Offer MLB’s Best Manager Job and Biggest Risk (opens the original)
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It sounds like it’s pretty inevitable, but the Mariners could soon put the best bad job in baseball on the market. That sounds contradictory until we look at what a new manager would inherit. The M’s have a talented rotation, one of baseball’s strongest farm systems and still have the core of the roster that finished one victory short of the World Series last season. They’re not a rebuilding team. This is supposed to be a contender searching for an explanation. If they indeed move on from Dan Wi
White Sox Make Luis Castillo Bullpen Move Mariners Avoided All Season (opens the original)
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At some point, every ugly Luis Castillo update stops feeling like an anomaly. This could no longer be an isolated setback. Castillo is going downhill, so much so the White Sox GM couldn’t hold back from saying it himself. The White Sox recently moved Castillo to the bullpen after skipping one of his turns in the rotation. His first relief appearance didn’t provide the reset they expected. He allowed three earned runs and walked another three over 2 2/3 innings against the St. Louis Cardinals. Wh
Mariners Re-Signing Randy Arozarena Looks Doomed by Youth Movement (opens the original)
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Lázaro Montes was standing on first base at Fenway Park when Randy Arozarena sent a three-run homer over the Green Monster. A few innings later, Montes hit the first home run of his career and grabbed the trident with the enthusiasm of a kid who had waited his whole life for this moment. Right there with him was Arozarena, celebrating and advising Montes on how to strum a trident like a guitar. Those two are fun to watch together, and that moment looked like a true partnership. But the reality i
Mariners’ Brendan Donovan Can’t Catch a Break in His Snakebitten 2026 Season (opens the original)
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Brendan Donovan has only been able to muster 39 games this season and somehow produced a full season’s worth of medical updates. He was derailed twice by a groin strain. Then, weeks after returning from a two-and-a-half-month absence, a baseball struck him in the head during pregame live batting practice. That sent him to the seven-day concussion IL. Some seasons go sideways. Donovan’s has continued to move in different directions, none of them steering him toward the baseball field. The Mariner
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