Shannon Drayer

Ichiro was honored by the Mariners before Saturday's game against the White Sox and expressed his gratitude with a speech in English, without an interpreter.

Knee problems dropped 2016 Mariners first-round Kyle Lewis down in prospect rankings, but his offensive barrage to begin his MLB career is a prime example why he was so highly touted before.

Whether they join the Mariners this week or early next season, Seattle has several notable prospects knocking on the door of the big leagues, general manager Jerry Dipoto says.

The Mariners experienced the in-division dominance of the Houston Astros first-hand on Sunday in a 21-1 loss that was the worst in franchise history.

The Mariners added three relievers and two outfielders as rosters expanded Sunday, but they have designs on more players arriving once their Double-A team wraps up its postseason.

The Mariners played well on their road trip, winning series in Detroit, Toronto and Tampa Bay. Will it energize them as they look to finish the first season of their rebuild on an upward swing?

Jake Fraley joined the Mariners Tuesday following his promotion from Triple-A, and pitching prospect Justus Sheffield will be right behind him.

As expected, the Mariners have called up 24-year-old outfielder Jake Fraley, their eighth ranked prospect, from Triple-A Tacoma. Fraley will make his debut against his former club, the Tampa Rays.

710 ESPN Seattle's Shannon Drayer takes a quick look at the Mariners' 2020 schedule, which includes a steady diet of interleague opponents in both March/April and September

Jarred Kelenic, the top Mariners prospect, is on the move again. Shannon Drayer talked to Seattle GM Jerry Dipoto why it's time for the 20-year-old prospect to join Double-A Arkansas.