The Latest Breaking News from Scott Servais

Jose Caballero is a certified pest, in the best possible baseball sense of the word.

The Mariners headed into Game 67 on Wednesday vs. the Marlins with a 33-33 record, which is about 10 highway stops ahead of where they were around this point last year. Remember, it was after Game 68 in 2022 that the Mariners sat at 29-39 and appeared locked out of…

They’ve won back-to-back games on numerous occasions this season, though not enough to meet their own overall expectations. It certainly hasn’t felt that way given their back-and-forth inconsistency. They’ve swept the Athletics, who were hapless at the time and hard to beat in the last week, in a four-game series.…

Bryce Miller’s logic when it comes to pitch selection and game plan isn’t complicated.

SEATTLE — All-Star. Is that the most apt description?

When Jarred Kelenic was acquired by the Mariners from the Mets on Dec. 3, 2018, the halcyon vision began to come into focus immediately:

Another drama-free victory with plenty of offense against the worst team in baseball?

ATLANTA — Facing one of the best teams in baseball, the Mariners got a workable start from rookie Bryce Miller. But minimal run production, a familiar theme this season, and three runs allowed from the bullpen, led to a 6-2 loss to the Braves.

Through the first three weeks of the season, the Mariners have gotten virtually nothing from the designated hitter position.

SEATTLE — Left, right. Shift, no shift. Breaking ball, fastball. Home, road.

A year ago, the Mariners were six games into their season when they found their first four-game losing streak.