Seattle Mariners

Mariners pitcher Marco Gonzales may have been a first-round pick, but his journey in baseball has been about proving others wrong as much as anything else.

Of all the Mariners that Shannon Drayer interviewed at spring training, she may have learned the most in talking to southpaw reliever Taylor Guilbeau.

The Mariners optioned four to Tacoma and releases reliever Sam Tuivailala. After those moves, let's take a look at the team's main roster battles.

With baseball in a holding pattern due to the worldwide outbreak of coronavirus, the Mariners have closed their spring training complex in Peoria.

The Mariners' starting pitching was impressive this spring, so Shannon Drayer gives a rundown of the team's presumed starters and two pitching prospects.

The Mariners were already putting something in place to help their ballpark employees before the MLB season was postponed, and they expect to pledge even more than the $1 million each team has to their employees left without work.

The Mariners are in a holding pattern as they wait for baseball to return. Shannon Drayer offers things to watch and look for during these strange times.

MLB pushed back opening day until mid-May at the earliest on Monday because of the new coronavirus after the federal government recommended restricting events of more than 50 people for the next eight weeks.

An MLB memo to teams obtained by the New York Post amps up just how far the Major League Baseball season now is from starting.

Mariners spring training may be paused, but that gives us a chance to check in on how the young players with the biggest buzz around them have done so far.