The Seattle Mariners will be one of the most-featured teams on Sunday Night Baseball as it moves to NBC and Peacock this year.

The Seattle Mariners captured much of the nation's attention with their frantic finish to the 2025 season, along with the improbable but impressive offensive ou

MLB free agency officially got underway on Thursday, with Seattle Mariners fans wondering what the team will do to position itself for another run at a World Series berth. Whether it's re-signing Josh Naylor and/or Jorge Polanco or bringing in someone new ...

Following a successful 2025 season when they fell just short of reaching the World Series, the Mariners' focus has moved to 2026. On Wednesday the Mariners released their 2026 Cactus League schedule. Seattle will play its first spring training game Feb. 20 vs.

Then, the M's will 'spring' into action. On Feb. 20, the Mariners will play their Cactus League opener vs. the San Diego Padres. The team is scheduled to play 31 games in 32 days from the initial match-up through March 23, 2026. That's a prolific pace to kick things off, but that often helps successful teams to come together more quickly.