The Seattle Mariners are changing up their pitching plans for Thursday's game against the Chicago White Sox as a result of multiple roster moves. Per @MarinersPR on social media: .@Mariners roster ...

With just about a week and change to go in Spring Training, the Mariners trimmed their roster again, as they prepare for the regular season and the final 40-man (and 25-man) roster. The Mariners ...

It’s a disinterest unlikely to change in the weeks ahead unless ... level with so many other utility players on the roster. Essentially, the Mariners brought in three players, who are expected ...

That's where the Mariners four open roster spots will come into play ... But that will likely change as the offseason progresses.

I’m adding Berroa here because he’s on the 40-man roster and that’s an important caveat if the Mariners do opt to make a change in the rotation. That said, I’m 98 percent sure they won’t ...

Miller is also still working through the changes implemented by the Mariners and some time in Tacoma could be beneficial. “You have to be smart when you put a roster together early in the season ...

The move makes room on the 40-man roster for infielder Cole Young, whose contract was selected from Triple-A Tacoma. Klein has spent the entire season in Triple-A and has struggled with a 7.40 ERA, ...

ESPN's Jesse Rogers explained why he expects a seller's market before the MLB trade deadline while speaking about the Seattle ...

"Yeah, just kind of found out," Mariners manager Dan Wilson said ... as far as to speculate that the construction of their roster could change. But Seattle isn't worrying about the shorter buffer ...

Dominic Canzone has been optioned down to Triple-A Tacoma to make room on the active roster. The Mariners have not had the best defensive play at third base this season. That could change soon ...

Brett de Geus, RHP, optioned to Triple-A Tacoma (post-game June 12). .@Mariners roster moves: Dylan Moore, INF/OF, reinstated from Paternity List. Emerson Hancock, RHP, recalled from Triple-A Tacoma.