The Seattle Mariners keep playing Dylan Moore. No one is quite sure why. The operating answer is that they're showcasing ...

The Seattle Mariners didn't waste anytime making room for their new trade acquisition. The Mariners traded for left-handed ...

This is the second in a three-part series exploring how the personalities of MLB executives impact baseball’s trade deadline.

I write it because I think it's exactly the kind of move that the Seattle Mariners should make at the upcoming trade deadline. I wish it was one that they could make.

The St. Louis Cardinals are dangerously close to .500 after a 5-0 loss to the Miami Marlins on Tuesday night. They have ...

You’ll sit in a conference room, which typically includes the GM, assistant GMs, scouts, analytics staff, and other baseball ...

Trade Idea Sends Marcell Ozuna to Seattle for Prospects As noted, the Atlanta Braves have had a disastrous season and are moving in the wrong direction, sitting at 39-51 on the season. It’s time ...

Mariners have shown a preference to be active at the trade deadline in recent years. (KOMO) The point here is this: there are a lot of names out there, some of which we'll talk about below.

The trade deadline is a crutch, not a cure. Don’t get me wrong: the Mariners will improve this month. Probably, they’ll add an aging infielder, sacrificing prospects for months of rental pop.

The Seattle Mariners could send the Minnesota Twins an offer for ace Joe Ryan that Minnesota wouldn't be able to refuse this ...

Will the Seattle Mariners come out of the trade deadline with a new closer? Perhaps via trade with the St. Louis Cardinals?