As the Major League Baseball season kicked off in South Korea on Wednesday morning, Ken Griffey Jr. was in attendance, serving as a special photographer. Griffey regularly attends sporting events in that capacity.

With Opening Day nine days away, every team across MLB has named their top starting pitcher for the beginning of the 2024 regular season.

After being acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks at the trade deadline last year, outfielder Dom Canzone looks like he could be on the verge of a breakout season for the Seattle Mariners.

Some of these players have battled injuries but they could be steals near the end of your draft.

While it was basically a foregone conclusion, the Seattle Mariners have named Luis Castillo as the Opening Day starter when the team takes on the Boston Red Sox on March 28.

Two months after signing a minor league deal with the Seattle Mariners, veteran Cole Tucker is set to hit the open market following a mutual parting of ways.

The Seattle Mariners won't have ace reliever Matt Brash in time for Opening Day, but they could have him back soon after, according to manager Scott Servais.

Outfielder Jarred Kelenic, who was traded from the Seattle Mariners to the Atlanta Braves this offseason, is struggling mightily after what was supposed to be a fresh start.

Cal Raleigh bruised his heel in a Spring Training game on Thursday, and now the Seattle Mariners are holding him out Saturday as a precaution.

Earlier in the offseason, the Seattle Mariners acquired utility player Samad Taylor from the Kansas City Royals. On Friday, the M's sent over the player-to-be-named-later in that deal, pitcher Natanael Garabitos.

The Seattle Mariners have outrighted bullpen candidate Maurico Llovera to Triple-A Tacoma, ending his chances of starting the year in the M's bullpen.

The Seattle Mariners ran most of their starters out there on Wednesday against the Los Angeles Dodgers and Mitch Haniger delivered both offensively and defensively, robbing Shohei Ohtani of a home run.

Former All-Star Jesse Winker seemed to have the inside track at a roster spot in Washington after signing a minor league deal this offseason, but the signing of Eddie Rosario could end up sending him back to the market.

The Seattle Mariners acquired reliever Gregory Santos this offseason to help solidify the back end of the bullpen and instead he'll be starting the year on the injured list.

Levi Stoudt, who had turned into one of the best spring training stories for the Seattle Mariners, was sent down to minor league camp on Monday. Though he won't break camp with the big league club, manager Scott Servais recently said that he expects Stoudt to contribute this season.