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Times are tough for the Mariners. Again. But at least Felix Hernandez is giving the fans in the King's Court reasons to cheer.

Mariners fan Johnny Turk didn't bring his glove to the game the other night. But at least he had a beer cup for that foul ball.

PEORIA, Ariz. -- When Mike Zunino met Johnny Bench for the first time, he asked the Hall of Fame catcher for advice on how to improve his game. Bench's response was simple and to the point: Catch every ball. "I was, like, waiting for a long explan...

Felix Hernandez always said he would stay in Seattle, and now -- after his seven-year contract was finalized on Wednesday -- he will. Much to the chagrin of the vultures from the east coast.

Whither goest Ichiro in free agency? One Japanese writer would like to know so he can find a home for the summer.

Assessing what lies ahead this offseason for the A's, Rangers, Angels, Mariners and Astros.

The Mariners aren't playing in the ALCS, but a total of seven of their former players are on the rosters for the Tigers and Yankees.

His wondrous knuckleball breathed new life into R.A. Dickey's career. The real wonder is why other struggling pitchers aren't throwing it.

Now that Ichiro Suzuki is a Yankee, will he finally get a World Series ring? Will the Mariners ever get back to the postseason? Off Base has the inside skinny.

The baseball gods frown on fans who leave a no-hitter early. It's inexplicable behavior.

The Mariners' unpredictable feat, a six-pitcher no-hitter, took time for even them to figure out.

For Tuesday's Baseball Today podcast I was joined by special guest ESPN.com senior writer Jim Caple. Somehow we managed to avoid talking about the Seattle Mariners for the whole podcast. But we did discuss Jim's ballpark rankings. 1. We spent most...

SEATTLE -- For planning purposes, teams really should put perfect games on their pocket schedules. Like, "April 21: Mariners Military Coin Giveaway/Philip Humber Perfect Game Day." I was in Seattle's Pike Place Market on Saturday afternoon when an...

It was a long road to get there, but Philip Humber finally knows what it is to be perfect after 27 up, 27 down.

No matter where the game is played, no matter when it is played, Opening Day is always special.

After 11 years, one MVP award, two batting titles and 2,428 hits, Ichiro will play a pair of regular-season games for the Mariners in his native Japan for the first time.