Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Logan Gilbert reminded everyone why he's the ace of the team's starting rotation in his first start back in over a month-and-a-half on Monday. In a 2-0 loss to the Boston Red Sox,

The Seattle Mariners' Luke Raley is on a rehab assignment in Triple-A, while Leody Taveras is hitting well since joining the Rainiers.

On the farm, Mariners No. 5 prospect Harry Ford, also a catcher, is having a resurgence, with a .922 OPS and .315 average. Ford's MLB trajectory is blocked by Raleigh's success, and one MLB insider has the Mariners, who have Raleigh surrounded by several slumping hitters, dealing Ford for a slugger across the league.

After initially falling out of the Baseball America Top 100 prospect rankings, Seattle Mariners catching prospect Harry Ford is back in the Top 100 on Tuesday. The publication has ranked him as the No.

"I cannot give up on this team because I continue to be in love with the pitching," ESPN's Jeff Passan said of the Seattle Mariners.

The Seattle Mariners are planning to activate ace Logan Gilbert from injured list to make the start during Monday’s home series opener against the Boston Red Sox, manager Dan Wilson said before Sunday’s game.

J.P. Crawford's grand slam highlighted a five-run second inning for the Mariners against Guardians righty Luis Ortiz.

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Randy Arozarena broke a tie with an RBI single in a four-run seventh inning as the Seattle Mariners beat the visiting Cleveland Guardians on June 13.

The Boston Red Sox traded superstar third baseman Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants, leaving many Seattle Mariners fans to wonder if the team was involved in the discussions.