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In a roller-coaster of a season so far, the Mariners found themselves in first place in the AL West entering the weekend. Here are four questions they face moving forward.

Kade Anderson’s rise is real, but the Mariners should protect his future instead of using him as a quick fix.

Mariners’ Rob Refsnyder Finally Gives Seattle’s Platoon Plan Something To Build On

Former Mariners closer and three-time MLB All-Star Edwin Díaz has been linked to illegal cockfighting in Puerto Rico, according to a Friday report from USA TODAY.

The Mariners got a better version of Luis Castillo in Houston, but his next start may matter even more for Seattle’s rotation picture.

Brennen Davis is proving why he was a once a touted prospect, before his career was derailed by injuries. With a deadline looming, will he get his shot with the Mariners?

If the Seattle Mariners end up trading a start this summer, it would be a game-changer ahead of the deadline.

Randy Arozarena’s bat looks alive away from Seattle, but his quieter home numbers raise another familiar question about T-Mobile Park.

From Si RSS Feed: Astros Notes: Mariners Continue to Own Houston, Dusty Baker Speaks on Cheating Scandal

Bryce Miller’s return helped the Mariners, but José Suarez’s quick departure shows Seattle’s pitching staff decisions are getting tighter.

The Associated Press The Seattle Mariners placed catcher Cal Raleigh on the 10-day injured list on Thursday morning with a right oblique strain, the first IL stint of the AL MVP runner-up’s career in his sixth major league season.…

The Mariners are talented enough to tread water without Cal Raleigh, now on the injured list. But long term, the All-Star catcher may set Seattle's ceiling.

Mitch Garver stepped up in place of injured Cal Raleigh to provide his first home run of the season and help the Mariners cap a series win over the Astros in Houston.

Seattle’s lineup takes a major hit with Cal Raleigh on the injured list after a slump that now looks even more telling.

From Nypost RSS Feed: Cal Raleigh goes on IL for the first time as nightmare season continues

From Seattletimes RSS Feed: Mariners’ Cal Raleigh goes on injured list for first time in his career

The Houston Astros conclude their four-game series with the Seattle Mariners on Thursday at Daikin Park.

Cal Raleigh left the game after he appeared to aggravate an injury to his right side, and the Astros erased a two-run deficit to beat the Mariners 4-3 in 10 innings.

The Mariners needed left-handed power, and Luke Raley is giving them enough of it to change an old Seattle lineup conversation.