The Seattle Mariners acquired cash from Kansas City for minor league catcher Julio E. Rodriguez, not to be confused with Seattle's three-time All-Star center fielder.

Speaking on the most recent edition of the Refuse to Lose podcast, Bucky Jacobsen, now a radio host at 93.3 KJR, discussed ...

The Mariners hold the final AL wild-card spot at the All-Star break, and here are three reasons they can keep it or even make ...

Julio Rodriguez is coming to life for the Mariners, making history during their emphatic sweep of the Tigers this weekend.

Seattle Mariners CF Julio Rodríguez, who was named a third-time All-Star on Sunday, will not travel to Atlanta for the ...

Three-time All-Star Julio Rodriguez will not represent the Mariners or American League in the 2025 Midsummer Classic ...

Julio Rodríguez homered for a second straight day, Randy Arozarena continued to rake and the Mariners pummeled Detroit for a ...

Anyway, there’s a lot to be settled with the roster before Opening Day, as Dipoto stated last week. But it’s clear the Mariners won’t stand in the way of Rodríguez or place limitations on ...

Seattle Mariners center fielder Julio Rodríguez received a surprising third All-Star invite, and the reasons are reminiscent of the 1980s.

The Mariners can pick up an eight-year club option after 2028 for an additional $200 million, turning it into a $320 million contract. If they decline, Rodriguez can elect free agency or exercise ...

The 2023 version of Julio Rodriguez is different than last year. Yeah, he's played well, but in clutch moments, the reigning Rookie of the Year has struggled to deliver, writes columnist Matt Calkins.

The Mariners entered Thursday with a team OPS of .669, ranking 28th out of 30 teams. Per Baseball-reference , only four teams in MLB’s divisional era have ever made the playoffs with a lower OPS.