Seattle Mariners

Seattle Mariners MLB team page: upcoming games with our picks and odds, recent results and the roster.

Seattle Mariners play in the AL West.

Seattle Mariners overview

The Seattle Mariners play in the American League West at T-Mobile Park, known as Safeco Field until 2019. Founded in 1977, the Mariners are the only active MLB franchise that has never appeared in a World Series, despite stars such as Ken Griffey Jr., Edgar Martinez, Ichiro Suzuki and Randy Johnson. Seattle's 2001 team tied the major league record with 116 wins. For bettors, T-Mobile Park is one of the most pitcher-friendly parks in baseball, and the Mariners' geographic isolation means they log more travel miles than almost any other team, which can matter on long road trips and in scheduling spots.

Betting insights

T-Mobile Park has consistently ranked among the toughest places to score in MLB. The cool, damp Pacific Northwest air suppresses fly balls, especially at night, and the retractable roof only covers the field rather than enclosing it, so conditions remain cool even when it is closed. Seattle home totals are frequently low for good reason, and bettors should focus on whether the number is low enough. Seattle teams have often been built around starting pitching, which makes first five innings bets and unders worth considering in the right matchups. The Mariners' long travel schedule creates spots such as the first game home after an East Coast trip.

Recent results

  • August 25, 2026: Philadelphia Phillies 1, Seattle Mariners 4
  • August 24, 2026: Philadelphia Phillies 2, Seattle Mariners 9
  • August 23, 2026: Chicago Cubs 19, Seattle Mariners 2
  • August 22, 2026: Chicago Cubs 4, Seattle Mariners 5
  • August 20, 2026: Seattle Mariners 4, Milwaukee Brewers 7

Seattle Mariners roster

  • #13 Kade Anderson Pitchers
  • #83 Eduard Bazardo Pitchers
  • #88 Cooper Criswell Pitchers
  • #58 Seranthony Dominguez Pitchers
  • #45 Jose Ferrer Pitchers
  • #36 Logan Gilbert Pitchers
  • #26 Emerson Hancock Pitchers
  • #68 George Kirby Pitchers
  • #50 Bryce Miller Pitchers
  • #41 Hoby Milner Pitchers
  • #75 Andres Munoz Pitchers
  • #49 Robinson Ortiz Pitchers
  • #38 Michael Rucker Pitchers
  • #37 Josh Simpson Pitchers
  • #55 Gabe Speier Pitchers
  • #59 Troy Taylor Pitchers
  • #54 Carlos Vargas Pitchers
  • #78 Troy Watson Pitchers
  • #43 Cole Wilcox Pitchers
  • #22 Bryan Woo Pitchers
  • #47 Willie MacIver Catchers
  • #5 Jhonny Pereda Catchers
  • #29 Cal Raleigh Catchers
  • #96 Michael Arroyo Infielders
  • #1 Ryan Bliss Infielders
  • #3 J.P. Crawford Infielders
  • #33 Brendan Donovan Infielders
  • #12 Josh Naylor Infielders
  • #76 Leo Rivas Infielders
  • #90 Brock Rodden Infielders
  • #31 Weston Wilson Infielders
  • #35 Patrick Wisdom Infielders
  • #2 Cole Young Infielders
  • #56 Randy Arozarena Outfielders
  • #99 Lazaro Montes Outfielders
  • #10 Victor Robles Outfielders
  • #44 Julio Rodriguez Outfielders
  • #8 Dominic Canzone Designated Hitter
  • #27 Taylor Ward Designated Hitter

Injuries

  • Cole Wilcox, Oblique - Expected to be out until at least Sep 16, Sidelined
  • Brendan Donovan, Concussion - Expected to be out until at least Sep 16, Sidelined
  • Will Wilson, Thumb - Expected to be out until at least Sep 16, Sidelined
  • Emerson Hancock, Groin - Expected to be out until at least Sep 19, Sidelined
  • Nick Davila, Shoulder - Expected to be out until at least Feb 1, Sidelined
  • Matt Brash, Lat - Expected to be out until at least Feb 1, Sidelined
  • Colt Emerson, Wrist - Expected to be out until at least Feb 1, Sidelined
  • Luke Raley, Forearm - Expected to be out until at least Sep 29, Sidelined
  • Logan Evans, Elbow - Expected to be out until at least Apr 1, Sidelined