Seattle Mariners

July's Mariners Classics highlights include two full weeks dedicated to Hall of Famer Edgar Martinez and a special 4th of July marathon on 710 ESPN Seattle.

The Mariners have announced their operations plan for T-Mobile Park, providing a look at how they will attempt to keep the coronavirus at bay in 2020.

Now that the Mariners officially have a 60-game season ahead of them, we take a look at the key storylines for 2020, including the top prospects who could be seen and the young players who may make an impact.

The Mariners have announced the 60 players for the player pool they will draw from for their MLB roster and taxi squad during the 2020 season.

There’s one thing about the 2020 MLB season that has caught Jim Moore's eye: No spitting, no chewing tobacco, no sunflower seeds.

The 2020 MLB season will look very different. Mariners catcher Tom Murphy told Bob, Dave and Moore what he thinks about some of the upcoming season.

In a short baseball season, stats will be viewed differently. But there's a chance some records are broken. Stacy Rost and Curtis Rogers have a few in mind.

MLB games are coming soon and Shannon Drayer catches up with James "Boy Howdy" Osborn as well as Mariners prospects Zach DeLoach and Kaden Polcovich.

What happens to the Mariners' next wave of prospects that includes Logan Gilbert and Jarred Kelenic now that there's no minor league season and just 60 games for the MLB team? Shannon Drayer has the story with details from GM Jerry Dipoto.

The Mariners have taken care of a few orders of business, signing three of their six picks from the coronavirus-shortened 2020 MLB Draft.