The Mariners enter play on Monday at 36-34 overall and in control of the third wild card spot in the American League, but they have real pressure to get better at the looming trade deadline, according to Buster Olney.

The Mariners could be in the market for an Orioles slugger as the MLB trade deadline approaches this season. The trade deadline in Major League Baseball is rapidly approaching, with just inside six weeks until the deadline hits.

Health was once a hallmark for the Mariners. Now call-ups have become their calling card, with key contributions from a few unexpected players.

With more than one million votes already, Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh is closing in on his first career All-Star selection. At the first update, which

Emerson Hancock has provided a steady presence while the Seattle Mariners' starting rotation has dealt with key injuries throughout the season.

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When it comes to the WBC, we already expect several Mariners to be on various rosters, but could Miles Mastrobuoni be a surprise representative for Team Italy?

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The White Sox turned the page on Andrew Vaughn last week by trading him to the Brewers for right-hander Aaron Civale. A former top prospect, Vaughn has regressed in recent years and was hitting .189 with a .531 OPS through 48 games this season. While Vaughn’s handling was likely botched in the first place, both sides are probably better off apart.