The Seattle Mariners were able to rally past the Houston Astros in 11 innings on Saturday and they benefited from one of the weirdest RBIs you'll ever see. Trailing by a run in the bottom of the 10th and having runners on second and third,

2013: The Mariners beat the Astros by a score of 4-2 despite only managing to get one hit in the game. They scored two runs in the sixth on a pair of walks, a sac fly, and two passed balls, and another two in the seventh, with Michael Saunders’ two-run double scoring Mike Zunino and Justin Smoak, who had both walked.

The Houston Astros made a Framber Valdez announcement before Friday's series opener against the Seattle Mariners.

Bryce Miller faced live hitters for the first time since early June on Saturday, clearing a big hurdle as he works toward his eventual return from the IL.

Tensions can typically run high when the Mariners and Astros face off, and their well-chronicled back-and-forths added another dramatic episode that featured four hit batters, a game-tying groundout off the knob of Dylan Moore's bat and,

Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh quipped that he was ready for things to go back to normal, while speaking with reporters for the first time since the All-Star break.

According to reports coming out of the All-Star Week, Randy Arozarena has promised that he will play for Mexico in 2026.