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The myth of the Big Dumper: how Cal Raleigh became a Seattle folk hero

From a walk-off to end a 20-year playoff drought to leading MLB in homers, the catcher with the prominent posterior is helping the Mariners dream big in 2025

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Jeff Francoeur Boldly Claims the Braves Don't Need Ronald Acuna Jr. After Latest Drama

Francoeur pointed out that the Braves won a World Series without Acuna and the team doesn't need him.

Sports Illustrated

No One Comes Off Well in Braves’ Three-Pronged Drama

All three share the blame for Saturday’s controversy and the ensuing fallout.

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Jarred Kelenic Called Himself Into Brian Snitker’s Office After Not Getting Benched

Jarred Kelenic didn’t hustle and now the Braves have a controversy on their hands.

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Mets Expertly Trolled Braves' Ronald Acuna Jr. Using His Brother

The Mets had a little fun at Ronald Acuna Jr.'s expense after his disgruntled tweet on Sunday.

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Ronald Acuna Jr. Calls Out Brian Snitker for Apparent Braves Double Standard

Ronald Acuna Jr. didn't appreciate the way Braves manager Brian Snitker handled Jarred Kelenic's lack of hustle during Atlanta's win vs. the Twins.

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Mariners' Cal Raleigh Bobblehead Hilariously Honors His 'Big Dumper' Nickname

Best giveaway of the year?

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Braves' Jarred Kelenic Got His Cleats From Unlikely Source

Jarred Kelenic's cool American flag shoes came from an unusual place.

Sports Illustrated

MLB Winter Meetings: Yankees Can’t Afford to Pass on a Juan Soto Deal

The Padres need to reduce their payroll, and New York is a perfect destination for the outfielder. Plus, notes on the Mariners’ dump, Mookie Betts and more.

Sports Illustrated

Braves Acquire Jarred Kelenic in Trade With Mariners

The Braves and Mariners agreed to a big trade on Sunday evening.

Sports Illustrated

Jerry Dipoto: Mariners not likely to seek ‘big fish’ at trade deadline

With his club continuing to perform at “very average” levels, Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto said Thursday morning that he’s open to selling off roster parts before the Aug. 1 MLB trade deadline.

Tribune News Service

Mariners’ Jarred Kelenic goes on IL after kicking water cooler and fracturing foot

SEATTLE — Jarred Kelenic walked into the Mariners dugout of T-Mobile Park with his head, eyes, already red from tears, fixed on the walking boot on his left foot.

Tribune News Service

Mariners Player Fractured His Foot After Kicking Water Cooler in Frustration

The young outfielder heads to the injured list after an unlikely mishap.

Sports Illustrated

Mariners overcome early deficit, hold on to beat Twins

SEATTLE — For the first four innings, the Mariners seemed destined to take a step back in their never-ending dance between a winning record and a losing record — call it the mambo of mediocrity.

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Mariners continue to struggle out of All-Star break, get blanked by Tigers

SEATTLE — All the hope they were starting to build with their improved play, all the good feelings they had generated from a strong finish before the All-Star break, all the anticipation for a second-half push for a return to the postseason and perhaps more, well, that was met the…

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Ty France ejected, Mariners drop opener to Tigers 5-4

SEATTLE — Just as the Seattle Mariners were finally starting to build some momentum — in the standings over the past two weeks, and at the plate late Friday — they quickly snapped back to reality at the worst possible moment.

Tribune News Service

Mariners use 9-run inning to win consecutive games in Houston for first time since 2018

HOUSTON — As hitter after hitter found some way to reach base, and the runs began to pile up from their first of the game to three runs to eventually nine runs in a fourth inning that wouldn’t end, the grumbling from 34,737 fans at Minute Maid Park grew louder…

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George Kirby sharp, gets unusual amount of support as Mariners sting Rays

SEATTLE — After he struck out Randy Arozarena, the Tampa Bay Rays’ most dangerous hitter, to end the sixth inning Saturday, George Kirby stalked off the mound in disgust.

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Mariners offense sputters in 4-1 loss to Nationals to drop series

SEATTLE — In the players lounge of the Mariners clubhouse, which rarely gets used for anything other than pregame meetings, a small library, which is used even less, if at all, was installed featuring a collection of books mostly about motivation, self-help, leadership and improvement.

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Mariners turn on small-ball magic to rally for rousing victory over Nationals

SEATTLE — Ruled out, initially, Jarred Kelenic took off his helmet, then his batting gloves, and sat on his rear end on the infield dirt, leaning back on his hands, his right leg stretched out over second base.

Newsday

Gerrit Cole dominant as Yankees beat Mariners to end 4-game skid

NEW YORK — The Yankees’ offense didn’t exactly experience some kind of breakthrough Tuesday night.

Tribune News Service

Larry Stone: What it could mean to Mariners if Julio Rodriguez, Jarred Kelenic both are productive

When Jarred Kelenic was acquired by the Mariners from the Mets on Dec. 3, 2018, the halcyon vision began to come into focus immediately:

Tribune News Service

Luis Castillo back to his old self as Mariners drub Oakland

The randomness of regular-season results, including the unexpected outcomes of games, is a somewhat accepted and romantic charm of the marathon that is a 162-game baseball season.

Tribune News Service

Bryce Miller gives Mariners a chance, but no offense, shaky bullpen add up to loss

ATLANTA — Facing one of the best teams in baseball, the Mariners got a workable start from rookie Bryce Miller. But minimal run production, a familiar theme this season, and three runs allowed from the bullpen, led to a 6-2 loss to the Braves.

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Mariners bats pick up a not-sharp Luis Castillo to beat Cardinals

SEATTLE — It doesn’t happen often, and it had yet to happen this season, but Saturday night Luis Castillo wasn’t the dominant, unhittable force that he’d been in his four previous starts this season. It won’t be the last time it happens this season.

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