Bryan Woo the goat
Bryan Woo wasn’t expected to shine, but four years after a modest college career and a sixth-round draft pick, he’s become the Mariners’ most valuable pitcher. Rising fast through the minors, refining his arsenal, and showing remarkable consistency, Woo is stepping up amid a shaky rotation. With a strong 2025 start and the spotlight on his unique skill set, can he help Seattle hold their division lead?
J.P. goes for gold
Our photo gallery brings the Mariners experience to life—featuring game-winning plays, behind-the-scenes access, fan celebrations, and unforgettable moments from the 2025 season. Whether it’s a Polo double or a walk-off win, relive it here.
Best signing ever!
Jorge "Polo" Polanco, following a career low year in 2024, re-signed and has been a difference maker for the Mariners—providing clutch hits, solid defense at second base, and veteran consistency from both sides of the plate.
When it rains it dumps
Cal Raleigh has been the best catcher in baseball this season. He leads at the position in home runs and continues to call games like a veteran, guiding the Mariners’ pitching staff while providing power and leadership from behind the plate.
Walter’s weekly whoop-ass
Logan Gilbert has been lights out every week. Whether calling out standout performances or calling the shots on the latest games, Walter brings relentless passion and expertise that keeps fans informed and entertained.
Forever 51
On August 9, 2025, the Mariners will retire Ichiro’s No. 51 jersey to honor his Hall of Fame career. Ichiro set the MLB single-season hit record, won 10 Gold Gloves, and had over 4,300 combined hits. A Mariner legend and all-time great.