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Frustration grows as Mariners can’t get bats going in 3-1 loss to Nationals

SEATTLE — The hope of the ball getting over the wall was faint off Cal Raleigh’s bat. But if it hit the wall, it would at least tie the game and allow the Mariners another chance at the expected victory they were in the process of frittering away.

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Sam Haggerty starts the chaos on the basepaths as Mariners score 4 in 9th to beat Angels

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The speedy annoyance of the baseball mosquito that is Sam Haggerty lighted the fuse. The true nature of a losing team going nowhere slowly revealed itself in the mistake-filled chaos that followed.

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Sloppy play opens door for Rangers to snap nine-game losing streak vs. Mariners

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Mariners' dominance over the Texas Rangers came to an end, well, at least for one game.

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Mariners place Julio Rodriguez on the injured list as injuries start to become an issue for the lineup

HOUSTON — A typical Sunday morning in a major league clubhouse — road or home — is usually subdued. Players are not morning people, particularly when they have played late into Saturday evening. It’s coffee and quiet.

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Robbie Ray struggles against Astros again as they win fifth straight vs. Mariners

HOUSTON — Maybe it’s presumptive to think of it as a potential problem since planning for postseason pitching hasn’t really been a consideration since Lou Piniella was still wearing a uniform and gas was around $1.65 a gallon.

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The brawl? No. A team meeting? No. Here's how the Mariners really became baseball's hottest team.

The reasons for the Mariners' magical success aren't as theatrical as one might expect or hope when trying to build a narrative that doesn't really exist.

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Lucky number 13: Mariners’ win streak reaches baker’s dozen with extra-inning win over Rangers

ARLINGTON, Texas — For two days, J.P. Crawford sat and stewed, staring at his swollen index finger and cursing the baseball gods for letting such annoyance keep him from playing.

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Mariners take down Nationals in game one of doubleheader, extending win streak to nine games

WASHINGTON — When the post-Angels brawl suspensions were first announced, and with the knowledge that appeals would probably shave off one game for each player and the Mariners could stagger them with only one player serving them at a time, there were still legitimates causes for concern.

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Mariners roll past Toronto, get back to .500 for the first time since May 3

SEATTLE — Seattle Mariners starter Marco Gonzales had pitched one solid game after another in recent weeks with not a lot to show for it because the Mariners weren’t scoring many runs.

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Ryan Divish: Why Julio Rodriguez deserves to go to the All-Star Game

SAN DIEGO — If asked, he will happily say yes.

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Angels and Mariners players throw punches in benches-clearing brawl

It took less than two innings for the Angels’ 2-1 Sunday matinee win over the Seattle Mariners to boil over into a fight worthy of the Octagon.

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Mariners beat Angels again, run winning streak to season-high five

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais couldn’t believe that his team won Friday night at Angel Stadium despite leaving 16 runners on base.

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Mariners catcher Tom Murphy to miss rest of the season after shoulder surgery

OAKLAND, Calif. — When rest, rehab, a platelet-rich plasma injection and everything else he tried didn’t get his damaged left shoulder strong enough to return to the field, Tom Murphy was left with no other choice but the last option he wanted — surgery.

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Mike Trout continues to hammer Mariners as they get swept by Angels in doubleheader

SEATTLE — Even if they were somehow able to keep Mike Trout from hitting another home run against them, the Seattle Mariners have still allowed him to almost single-handedly win the five-game series.

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Hot Seat Index: Which MLB Managers Could Be Fired Next?

Joe Girardi and Joe Maddon lost their jobs within the last week, and more skippers could soon be getting the boot.

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Astros’ Hector Neris suspended four games for ‘intentionally’ throwing at Mariners; Servais says skirmish is ‘over’

SEATTLE — Mariners manager Scott Servais said Tuesday that the benches-clearing incident Monday night with the Houston Astros was over.

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Robbie Ray struggles again as Mariners get slapped around by Orioles

BALTIMORE — As he walked off the mound, disgusted at himself over yet another outing that featured one game-changing inning and five innings of work that were below his standard, the built-up frustration inside Robbie Ray was released.

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Matt Calkins: After falling into last place, Mariners season passes infuriating and moves into depressing

Scott Servais took over as the Mariners' manager in October 2015. He has served as the team's skipper in more than 900 games.

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Struggling Mariners edge powerful Mets, ace Max Scherzer to open series

NEW YORK — Of course, the reeling team that had lost 12 of its last 15 games and seemed to be trending toward another season of irrelevance would find a way to beat one of the best teams in baseball that was starting perennial Cy Young Award contender Max Scherzer.

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Larry Stone: Why Jarred Kelenic is the biggest conundrum in Mariners' rebuilding plan

SEATTLE — The Jarred Kelenic trade is getting a lot of revisionist analysis this weekend as the Mariners face the Mets in New York for the first time since those two teams consummated the deal on Dec. 3, 2018.

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Mets catcher James McCann breaks bone in left wrist, could miss six weeks

NEW YORK — Not much has gone wrong for the first-place Mets to start the 2022 campaign.

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Rays’ Wander Franco: The first 100 games

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Wander Franco has been putting up impressive numbers since he joined the Rays last June as the game’s most-touted prospect.

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Mariners calling up top pitching prospect George Kirby to join starting rotation

SEATTLE — The Mariners are calling up top pitching prospect George Kirby to take the open spot in the starting rotation.

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Robbie Ray’s rotten 4th inning sinks Mariners in 4-3 loss to Rays

Theoretically, days like Thursday are why you sign Robbie Ray.

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Mariners again squeezed by Astros at Minute Maid Park

HOUSTON — Hours before the first pitch of what was yet another loss at Minute Maid Park Tuesday night, this time a 4-0 shutout, Mariners manager Scott Servais was asked about the looming milestone for Dusty Baker. With the next Astros victory, it would be Baker’s 2,000th win as a…

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