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A Seattle man was charged Friday in connection with a series of robberies and burglaries of four current and former professional athletes. Earl Henderson Riley IV, 21, was charged with robbery in ...

While the homer-reliant Seattle Mariners are struggling to hit the ball out of the park, the absence of Luke Raley is being felt, explains Mike Salk.

As the Seattle Mariners' major league ball club got itself prepared for a Wednesday night matchup with the Baltimore Orioles, the front office was busy finalizing an interesting signing.. The back ...

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On Monday, the Seattle Mariners announced that they will retire Randy Johnson's No. 51 during the 2026 season. This will follow the team retiring that same No.

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Rōki Sasaki and New York Mets All-Star Kodai Senga finally met again on the mound. The meetup came ahead of the much-anticipated National League Championship Series ...

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SEATTLE — Hall of Famer Randy Johnson's No. 51 will be retired by the Seattle Mariners during a pregame ceremony next season, the club announced Monday. Johnson threw the first no-hitter in ...

SEATTLE (AP) — Hall of Famer Randy Johnson’s No. 51 will be retired by the Seattle Mariners during a pregame ceremony next season, the club announced Monday. Johnson threw the first no-hitter in ...

On July 31, 1998, the Mariners shipped Johnson to Houston for Freddy Garcia, Carlos Guillen and John Halama, all three of whom would become key figures on Seattle’s playoff teams in 2000 and ’01.