In the search for positives following his latest frustrating start, perhaps the best thing that could be said about Carlos Silva’s struggles against the Detroit Tigers is that he won’t have to face them again for the rest of the season. Read more...

It was another day, another throwing session and another step closer to health for Felix Hernandez. Read more...

In the search for positives following his latest frustrating start, perhaps the best thing that could be said about Carlos Silva’s struggles against the Detroit Tigers is that he won’t have to face them again for the rest of the season. Read more...

Jim Riggleman wouldn’t take any credit for magical foresight in inserting Miguel Cairo into the starting lineup Wednesday. Read more...

John Miles doesn’t mind if you call him “Mule.” It seems that just about everybody has since he was dubbed by then-manager “Candy” Jim Taylor. Read more...

Jose Castro, the third Seattle batting coach of the year and a man who has been with the Mariners less than two weeks, can be forgiven for wondering if big-league hitters are a different species. Take Adrian Beltre. Read more...

Ten games into his managerial career in Seattle, Jim Riggleman has installed a 10-minute series of workouts for the Mariners – infielders, pitchers and outfielders – and someone asked Tuesday if he’d seen any results. Read more...

R.A. Dickey labored, Roy Halladay cruised – the difference between a good start and a great one. The difference, too, between winning and losing, as the Toronto Blue Jays and their ace beat the Seattle Mariners on Monday, 2-0. Read more...

A year ago, in the feel-good story of the season, the Seattle Mariners and their fans welcomed Ken Griffey Jr. home in as memorable an interleague series as Safeco Field ever hosted. Read more...

Felix Hernandez was placed on the 15-day disabled list after the game Monday, a move that means the earliest he could start would be July 9 in Oakland. Read more...

SAN DIEGO – It’s officially the midway point of baseball’s 162-game season, and the Seattle Mariners finally registered their first three-game sweep of the season with a 9-2 win over the San Diego Padres on Sunday at a sun-drenched Petco Park. Read more...

SAN DIEGO – Getting five hits in five at-bats, with three of them coming off reigning National League Cy Young Award winner Jake Peavy, should be a big deal. Read more...

TORONTO BLUE JAYS (40-43): Today through Wednesday at Safeco Field. All games on FSN and 1000-AM. Read more...

For an organization that takes pains to assure fans that their Safeco Field experience is rated G, fit for all ages, the Mariners are surprisingly aggressive about their youth movement. Read more...

I was scrounging through a basement box the other day, searching for something important – probably my wallet, or clean socks – when I came across a scorecard from the 2006 season opener at Safeco Field. Read more...