There is an easy version of this story, and it is the lazy one. Andrés Muñoz had a nightmare inning, the Mariners blew a game they absolutely should have won, a

With a thin bullpen and too many squandered opportunities on offense, the Seattle Mariners were unable to hold onto an early lead in a 6-4 loss against the Athletics on Monday at T-Mobile Park in Seattle.

But Casey Legumina couldn’t do the same in the eighth, giving up three runs in what would eventually be a 6-4 loss to the Oakland A’s in Monday’s series opener at T-Mobile Park. Legumina, who rarely pitches in such late-game leverage situations,

Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson is preaching patience. Which is exactly what long-suffering fans of the Seattle Mariners -- a franchise celebrating its 50th anniversary season while still seeking its first World Series appearance -- don't want to hear.

The Seattle Mariners lost for the third straight game on Thursday against the San Diego Padres, and there was a moment in the sixth inning that has everyone up in arms.

Carrying a six-run lead into the ninth inning, the last thing Mariners manager Dan Wilson wanted to do was call on his embattled closer, Andrés Muñoz, with the bases loaded and the tying run at the plate.

Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson explains ninth-inning decision after bullpen collapse in walk-off loss to the Padres on Wednesday night.

The Seattle Mariners will look to win their second consecutive home series in the rubber match against the Texas Rangers at 1:10 p.m. PT on Sunday at T-Mobile Park in Seattle. The Mariners (9-13) were able to snap a four-game losing streak in a 7-3 win against the Rangers on Saturday,