Danny O'Neil was born in Oregon, the son of a logger, but had the good sense to attend college in Washington. He's covered Seattle sports for 20 years, writing for two newspapers, one glossy magazine and hosting a daily radio show for eight years on KIRO 710 AM. You can subscribe to his free newsletter and find his other work at dannyoneil.com.

Celebrate with Seattle Mariners fans as they revel in the joy of the team's first playoff appearance since 2001.

"Sounds like Ichiro Suzuki might play some right field in today’s scrimmage here at T-Mobile Park ahead of the ALDS, but he’s not expected to bat," wrote MLB.com's Daniel Kramer on X. The 51-year old Ichiro is still on the Mariners' payroll, and he serves as a mentor to many of the Seattle players.

Eugenio Suarez has a long history with the Seattle Mariners. After being added at the trade deadline, it would be his second stint with the team, for which he p

I’m about to present a sentence I’ve only been able to truthfully type twice in the past 24 years: The Seattle Mariners are going to the playoffs.

Game 1's start time will depend on the Red Sox and Yankees, but the first pitch for Game 2 at T-Mobile Park is locked in.

Mariners fans have a limited time to register for a chance to win ALCS and World Series ticket presale access.

It was only fitting when Cal Raleigh catapulted the Seattle Mariners to their first AL West championship in 24 years on Wednesday.

The Seattle Mariners will host their first playoff games since 2022, taking the field at T-Mobile Park on Saturday and Sunday. Just across the street, the Seahawks are slated for a Sunday afternoon kickoff at Lumen Field. And on Saturday evening, the Sounders host their rivals, the Portland Timbers, in a nationally watched match.

For the first time since Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki's rookie season, the Seattle Mariners are AL West champions. The Mariners clinched their first division title since 2001 with Wednesday night's 9-2 win over the Colorado Rockies ( box score ). Seattle secured a postseason berth Tuesday night. Now they're division champs.

Colt Emerson wasn’t even born when Ichiro Suzuki set the single-season hits record, the 21st anniversary of which was on Wednesday. Yet here both were, sharing the same field -- the face of the Marine