The Mariners have won the first two games by scores of 12-3 and 15-7 on Friday and Saturday, respectively. The M's secured the series win on Saturday. It's Seattle's last series before the All-Star Break.

A fundraiser event featuring an appearance by Mariners star relief pitcher and 'cat dad' Andrés Muñoz is set for July 19 at Seattle Area Feline Rescue in Shoreline.

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 Seattle Mariners' bats have started to come alive. They have a chance to improve their order even more before the MLB trade deadline. According to USA Today's Bob Nightengale, the Mariners have interest in two Arizona Diamondbacks sluggers: Eugenio Suarez and Josh Naylor.

After Luis Castillo outpitched Tarik Skubal and Cal Raleigh broke another home run record on Friday night, the offense and pitching were on full display Saturday, too, during a 15-7 win that allowed the Mariners to claim an important series win.

Montes, who has 23 homers this season between High-A and Double-A, was launching balls at Atlanta's Truist Park.

For seven frames, starter Bryan Woo was unhittable. He held the New York Yankees in check for most of the night, dominating on his way to an eighth-inning exit. When second baseman Jazz Chisholm broke up the no-hitter, Woo responded with class, but karma didn't reward him immediately.