Editor, Seattle Sports
Brent Stecker is Lead Editor of SeattleSports.com, a role he has held since 2017. A native of Ephrata, Wash., he joined the Seattle Sports and MyNorthwest.com team in 2013 after six years as a sports reporter for The Wenatchee World.
Second baseman/left fielder Michael Arroyo is getting promoted on the heels of a four-hit game Saturday in Double-A.
Lazaro Montes is returning to the Pacific Northwest after blasting 25 home runs in 79 games in Double-A.
Randy Arozarena is an American League All-Star for the third time, chosen Saturday as the lone Mariners representative thus far.
For the second time in a week, the Seattle Mariners have made a late change to their pitching plan and abandoned a scheduled Saturday piggyback game.
Shane Wright has been at the center of trade rumors throughout the year for the Seattle Kraken.
The Mariners have their pair of lefty sluggers back as they go for a series sweep over the Los Angeles Angels.
A native of Washington state is joining the All-Star festivities in Philadelphia set for next week.
Not only is Cole Young having a strong season, but there's opportunity at his position to make the AL All-Star team.
Here's a look at who the Seattle Kraken added, lost and extended Wednesday, plus a list of their remaining free agents.
Curtis Douglas is one of the tallest players in NHL history and tied for the league lead with 10 fights in just 43 games as a rookie last season.
ESPN MLB insider Jeff Passan shared why he thinks the Mariners will ultimately decide to go for it at the trade deadline.
The Mariners added a fresh arm to the bullpen, and are keeping two sluggers with lingering injuries out of the lineup Tuesday night.
Why George Springer, a longtime thorn in the Mariners' side, would make perfect sense at the MLB trade deadline for Seattle.
Mariners GM Justin Hollander provided the latest on Brendan Donovan and three relievers who are recovering on the IL.
Cole Young hit his eighth and ninth home runs of the season to help the M's beat the Angels on Monday night.
Seattle's two slugging outfielders are planning to play through injuries with the MLB All-Star break coming in two weeks.
Struggling offseason addition Rob Refsnyder is going on the Seattle Mariners' 10-day injured list with a knee injury.
The slugging issue that plagued the M's during a slow start has come back with a vengeance in their recent swoon.
"The Rams are scary on paper. The team that might scare me a little more is the 49ers," Seattle Sports' Bob Stelton said.
The Seattle Mariners continue to use Rob Refsnyder despite his season-long struggles.
Miles Mastrobuoni cleared waivers and has been outrighted to the Triple-A Tacoma Rainiers after being designated for assignment by the M's last week.
The Seattle Mariners now have a third team to contend with in the AL West: the suddenly resurgent Houston Astros.
The Mariners are now down to just one regular position player missing from action as they continue their road series in Pittsburgh.
Logan Gilbert is riding one pitch to success, while Emerson Hancock is struggling with an important offering, according to Ryan Rowland-Smith.
