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SEATTLE -- Logan Gilbert threw a bullpen session on Friday at T-Mobile Park that very well could’ve been his final before returning to the Mariners’ rotation, as Seattle’s Opening Day starter is expected to be activated from the 15-day injured list -- potentially as soon as Monday.

PHOENIX – The thing about starting pitching depth is that you’ll always need it. Very few clubs get through the 162-game grind of a regular season with the same five members of a rotation. Which is why it’s great to have a guy like Logan Evans.

ANAHEIM -- Just as he was heating up, and in an all-telling play bidding to be a spark plug on the basepaths for Seattle’s scuffling offense, Julio Rodríguez was forced to exit the Mariners' 8-6 loss to the Angels on Saturday after being hit on the bone between his right

ANAHEIM -- Logan Gilbert will indeed make at least one more start for Triple-A Tacoma, which will come on Tuesday at Cheney Stadium, the Mariners’ ace said on Friday before Seattle’s series opener against the Angels. The decision will allow him to get further stretched out, into the 75-pitch range,

SEATTLE -- Logan Gilbert reached the exact 60-pitch threshold that the Mariners had forecasted for him when making his second rehab appearance on Wednesday night at Triple-A Tacoma. Now comes the question of whether it will be his final outing in the Minors before returning from the 15-day injured list.

SEATTLE -- Logan Gilbert remains on track in his recovery from a mild right elbow flexor strain, as the Mariners’ ace will make his second rehab start on Wednesday night for Triple-A Tacoma at Cheney Stadium. The Mariners said at the outset that the rehab assignment will consist of at

TACOMA, Wash. -- Logan Gilbert admittedly carried some rust into his first rehab start at Triple-A Tacoma on Thursday night, but it was nonetheless a positive step in the right direction as the Mariners’ towering ace works his way back from the injured list.

SEATTLE -- Logan Gilbert will begin a Minor League rehab assignment this week for Triple-A Tacoma, potentially as soon as Thursday at Cheney Stadium vs. Salt Lake, which will represent his final benchmarks before rejoining the Mariners’ rotation. Gilbert is expected to pitch at least a second rehab outing, too,

This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer’s Mariners Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. HOUSTON -- With George Kirby back from the injured list, Bryce Miller and Logan Gilbert nearing returns and the extra rest that the Mariners

HOUSTON -- Logan Gilbert joked that it was a “two-towel day” on Friday afternoon after throwing a two-inning, up-and-down simulated game with the roof open at Daikin Park, where temperatures soared into the mid-90s.

HOUSTON -- The first of many gut punches for the Mariners on Thursday night came 35 minutes before first pitch, when Julio Rodríguez was scratched with back tightness. The final blow was a scary off-the-field injury scare, when Bryan Woo was hit on his lower leg by an errant foul

HOUSTON -- George Kirby is officially back. The Mariners activated the 2023 All-Star from the injured list on Thursday morning to make his season debut against the Astros at Daikin Field in a four-game series opener later that night. In a corresponding move, reliever Troy Taylor was optioned to Triple-A

SAN DIEGO -- George Kirby worked through more kinks than at any point during his Minor League rehab assignment on Friday. But in his third tuneup for Triple-A Tacoma on his road back from right shoulder inflammation, the 2023 All-Star also showed signs that he could be ready to be

SEATTLE -- An already battered Mariners rotation took another hit on Wednesday, when Bryce Miller was placed on the 15-day injured list with right elbow inflammation, though the club is optimistic that his stay on the shelf will be minimal after an MRI revealed no structural damage. Miller, who has

SEATTLE -- The final fastballs from Logan Gilbert had more flair on Tuesday afternoon at T-Mobile Park, as the Mariners’ ace topped out around 94 mph when throwing his first full bullpen session since suffering a right elbow flexor strain on April 25.

SEATTLE -- There might not be another big league pitcher who would appreciate -- and utilize -- the automated ball-strike challenge system more than George Kirby, whose precise command and self-professed “hate” of walking batters has made him one of the sport’s best at limiting free passes. The ABS technology

SEATTLE -- The Mariners are continuing to progress in the direction that they were hopeful for on their two sidelined All-Star starting pitchers, general manager Justin Hollander shared on Friday. George Kirby will make another rehab start for Triple-A Tacoma on Saturday at Cheney Stadium, then at least one more

ARLINGTON – The Mariners bullpen received a boost on Saturday, as right-hander Matt Brash was reinstated from the 15-day injured list. Brash, who underwent Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery last May, said he feels like his old self and is ready to “get right back into the swing of things.”

SEATTLE -- The Mariners haven’t quite reached a point of reckoning when it comes to their extremely populated group on the injured list, especially since they keep winning. But exploring external options to reinforce their position-player nucleus could be on the table, given that outfielder Luke Raley became the latest

SEATTLE -- The banged-up Mariners made another injury-related roster move on Tuesday afternoon, but the right hip inflammation that utility man Dylan Moore has been dealing with, they hope, is far less severe than some of their other significant health-related issues.

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SEATTLE -- Mariners starting pitcher Logan Gilbert is headed to the 15-day injured list, one day after he abruptly exited his start on Friday night at T-Mobile Park. But the 2024 All-Star appears to have avoided something far more severe, at least via the initial prognosis released by the club

SEATTLE -- Logan Gilbert was on cruise control on Friday night, carving through the Marlins’ lineup and needing just 29 pitches to work through three perfect innings.

SEATTLE -- George Kirby hasn’t had much to smile about over the past month, which made the wide grin he was sporting all afternoon on Friday at T-Mobile Park that much sweeter for the Mariners’ starting pitcher.