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Upper Deck's 1997 product revolutionized baseball cards with the introduction of the first patch card in the Game Jersey set. The set featured three players, Ken Griffey Jr., Tony Gwynn, and Rey Ordonez
Cole Benz|
After knocking on the door of the Fall Classic just a few short months ago, the Seattle Mariners are back with a vengeance this Spring
Ryan Boman|
He may be considered a long-shot to make the MLB roster, but Mariners infielder Michael Arroyo displayed why he's going to be a contributor in Seattle very soon
Ryan Boman|
After spending a several weeks on the open market, Mitch Garver got a call to resign with the M's thanks to an assist from his buddy and Seattle superstar, Cal Raleigh
Ryan Boman|
The Seattle Mariners began the Spring Training schedule by defeating their Peoria, Arizona, roommates, the San Diego Padres, 7-4 on Friday afternoon
Ryan Boman|
With Seattle set to start the season, Mariners analyst Shannon Drayer says he's gotten a totally different impression from the M's in 2026
Ryan Boman|
After testing the waters of the free agent market this offseason, Mitch Garver has accepted a minor-league deal and non-roster Spring Training invitation from the M's
Ryan Boman|
On-field action begins for the Mariners right away, starting with the Cactus League opener Friday afternoon against the Padres at Peoria Stadium
Ryan Boman|
A review of 5 of Ichiro Suzuki's best rookie cards. A closer look at the iconic rookies of one of the greatest hitters of all time.
Brian Hough|
Despite the junk wax reputation, select 1980s baseball cards are commanding big money. Here are the 2026 highest sales of 1980s baseball cards.
David Solow|
Spring training is a largely meaningless set of exhibitions to some veteran players but the land of opportunity to others, particularly young prospects looking
Tim Capurso|
The junior circuit has more teams receiving tougher grades after less than impressive approaches to hot stove season.
Nick Selbe|
Breaking down the odds to win the American League in 2026 for every team ahead of MLB spring training, with the New York Yankees and Seattle Mariners as favorites.
Ryan Gilbert|
With 16 of their players briefly departing Spring Training to take part in the 2026 World Baseball Classic, the Seattle skipper will have to shuffle things around a bit in Mariners' camp
Ryan Boman|
Nico Hoerner has been linked to trade rumors; in this mock, he joins the Mariners to bolster their infield.
Ryan Shea|
A shortstop by trade, the Mariners' top prospect Colt Emerson may find a spot on the Opening Day roster at a different infield position or in a utility role
Ryan Boman|
If the Seattle Mariners' season is wrapped around the thought that it's 'World Series or Bust', will anything short of that be considered a failure?
Ryan Boman|
The Seattle Mariners' top pitching prospect, Kade Anderson, is already striking out several MLB hitters early in spring training.
Justin Binkowski|
Who’s emerging from the winter better off than they were in 2025?
Ryan Phillips|
There are a lot of positive vibes floating around the Seattle Mariners' Spring camp, as manager Dan Wilson explained to the media this week
Ryan Boman|
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