Wow. You can see the blast here, courtesy of Funhouse on "X:" Then-Mariners' broadcaster Dave Niehaus was mesmerized by the blast as it nearly hit the back wall of the Kingdome's upper deck.

Below you'll find photos of the scene that surrounded this spectacular event. The sun rises on the Kingdome for the last time, Sunday, March 26. The demolition drew a crowd of boats rivaling the ...

It’s not that T-Mobile’s new “MLB… Read More It’s Opening Day at T-Mobile Park — both the real version of the Seattle Mariners ballpark and the LEGO version, which has undergone a ...

In years past, the task of writing such an early opening day roster projection for the Seattle Mariners might seem difficult or foolish. The uncertainty surrounding certain positions, the pairings ...

Lenny Randle, who is responsible for one of the most iconic moments in Seattle Mariners history, died this week at the age of 75. Back in 1981, Randle was playing third base for the Mariners and ...

The thing is, the Mariners could still end up being a playoff team. They could even be a division winner. And given the pitching staff and nature of baseball — where the most dominant teams aren ...