The Mariners are benching one of the most productive players on their roster for the last game in Philadelphia.

The Mariners knew that this East Coast road trip was going to be one of their most challenging of the season, a four-city weave with no off-days that included the Little League Classic and two flights on Sunday alone,

The Mariners’ unforgiving East Coast trip carried on, ever so mercilessly, with a 6-4 loss the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night.

The Mariners enter play on Wednesday at 2-6 over their last eight games, but there are still reasons to feel good about their playoff chances.

For the third time in less than a month, the Philadelphia Phillies were on the positive end of a catcher’s interference call.

Hello my friends! The Mariners are on a skid, but the world of baseball news keeps on churning.

The Seattle Mariners enter play on Wednesday with nine Top-100 prospects, per MLB Pipeline, which is the most of any team in the sport. Several of those top prospects are putting together solid years across the system, with catcher Harry Ford having a dynamite year at Triple-A Tacoma.