The Mariners have had a lot thrown at them this season, from injuries, to extra innings, to -- no joke -- a fire alarm going off at the team hotel at 4 a.m. Sunday. To emerge with one victory at Comerica Park this weekend would’ve been fine.

The Seattle Mariners could make a move to bring back Eugenio Suarez from the Diamondbacks at the trade deadline.

It certainly wasn't how they would have scripted it, going into the All-Star break on a four-game losing streak.

The Seattle Mariners are in position to make the postseason, and the acquisition of a former Seattle third baseman could make all the difference.

The Mariners have had Cijntje use his right arm much more than his left in the last month-plus, but there's still plenty of time to develop both. Their current development plan has had him pitch with different arms at different points in the week, almost as if he is two different pitchers on a schedule, rather than switching mid-inning.

Detroit Tigers swept by Seattle Mariners in the final series before the MLB All-Star break, with the bullpen allowing 6 runs in 4 innings.

The Seattle Mariners will likely be aggressive at the trade deadline. With that in mind, there's a good chance they trade top catching prospect Harry Ford.

Mantle, in the entire 1961 season, set the switch-hitter record for multi-homer games with eight for the entire campaign. So yes, Raleigh has tied that incredible Mantle mark while not even halfway through July. Raleigh is up to 38 homers and 81 RBI in all, a combination that has never happened before in MLB history prior to the All-Star Game.