After a crushing defeat in the first game of their series against the Houston Astros, the Seattle Mariners bounced back with an impressive 6-2 victory over their division rivals, keeping their season alive as time runs out on the regular season.

The Seattle Mariners postseason hopes continue to plummet, after a fourth straight loss and the first to kickoff the teams final homestand of the season. Seattle is in dire need of a switch in momentum.

The Seattle Mariners completed a series win against the Houston Astros down in Minute Maid Park, as Seattle put up an impressive offensive performance to back starting pitcher Logan Gilbert with plenty of run support.

The Seattle Mariners took the first game of their road series against the Houston Astros, continuing a strong ten-game road trip so far, behind Julio Rodriguez’s continued offensive performance and Bryce Miller’s outing on the mound.

In the third homestand of the 2023 season, the Seattle Mariners hosted the two Texas based teams at T-Mobile Park for a somewhat brief stretch. It was an even split of the six games, with the Mariners getting an impressive series win over the Astros while narrowly losing the series to the Rangers.

Following last night’s thrilling come from behind victory, the Seattle Mariners were able to get a series win over the Houston Astros thanks in part to Bryce Miller’s T-Mobile Park debut.

In a thrilling Saturday night showdown, the Seattle Mariners defeated the Houston Astros with a seven-run rally in the eighth-inning. Going down early as the Astros were able to push three runs across, the Mariners needed a big comeback and they were able to get that in a big, big way.

In the on-field debut of their City Connect jersey that pay homage to several historic baseball teams throughout the city of Seattle’s history, the Mariners dropped game one of three to the Houston Astros in frustrating late-inning fashion.

The Seattle Mariners 2022 season came to an end with their 1-0, 18-inning loss in game three of the ALDS against the Houston Astros. The Mariners failed to get the hits they needed in order to force a game four, and their magical run comes to an end.

While our Mariners were on the road in the AL Wild Card series against the Toronto Blue Jays, photographer Liv Lyons and writer Charles Hamaker were on site at the watch parties for the games at T-Mobile Park to document the emotion of Mariners fans as their team won it’s first playoff series in 21-years.

The Seattle Mariners were swept in three games against the Houston Astros, capped off by a Sunday loss of 8-5. Starter Robbie Ray went only three innings in the loss.

The Seattle Mariners fell for the second game in a row to the Houston Astros. Seattle’s offensive inconsistency continues to be a prime factor in the teams losses within three runs.

The Seattle Mariners would see their 14-game winning streak dashed as they fell to the division leading Houston Astros. Poor offensive showing and a bad start by Marco Gonzales doomed Seattle.

The Seattle Mariners fell to the Houston Astros, 2-1, in the series finale. Marco Gonzales went 7 solid innings, but ultimately the Mariners failure to add run support doomed them.

The Seattle Mariners defeated the Houston Astros, 6-0, to win their first series since the middle of May. Logan Gilbert delivered 7 scoreless innings, while the Seattle bats stayed hot.

The Seattle Mariners defeated the Houston Astros in game one of their three game series. Four Mariners homered, all 27 and younger.