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Seattle placed Emerson Hancock on the 15-day injured list with a left adductor strain (retroactive to Aug. 29); Nick Davila was recalled from Triple-A. Hancock allowed eight hits and two homers in five innings versus the Blue Jays, and the Mariners may move Bryce Miller back into the rotation as they navigate a mid-season rotation shakeup amid a tight playoff race.
Seattle shifted Bryce Miller from the rotation to a short-term bullpen role after a rocky August, a move Manager Dan Wilson described as temporary while Miller tries to rebound for a playoff push. Miller, who flashed potential in 2024, suffered elbow trouble and uneven results in 2025–26, and August outings pushed his ERA in the high-4s to 4.12 overall. General manager Justin Hollander expressed confidence Miller will regain form and noted the team will try to let him work in shorter stints, with Emerson Hancock’s groin tweak potentially impacting rotation plans as Seattle sits four games back in both the AL West and Wild Card.
Bryce Miller returned from the IL with peak velocity (averaging 97.6 mph) and pitched 5 1/3 innings for Seattle, but Cal Raleigh left late with hip/side soreness after awkward plays. The Mariners tied the game in the ninth, yet Houston walked off in the 10th to win 4-3, snapping Seattle’s nine-game winning streak against the Astros. Muñoz delivered a standout relief outing for Houston, while Seattle’s offense scattered hits but couldn’t string them together in regulation.
The Mariners will reinstate Bryce Miller from the injured list to start this week against the Astros, starting with a six-man rotation and potentially using a Miller–Castillo piggyback plan to ease workloads. Miller has battled injuries (oblique in spring, elbow inflammation in 2025) but is back in the mix, while Emerson Hancock has emerged as a breakout in Miller’s absence. Castillo has struggled recently, and Seattle is keeping all rotation options open with the next off-day not until May 21, aiming to preserve rest and stability as Miller returns.
The Seattle Mariners are close to their first-ever World Series appearance, leading the ALCS 2-0 against the Blue Jays, with ESPN's Jeff Passan highlighting two key strategies: maintaining an attack mindset with strike-throwing and continuing to hit home runs, which are strongly correlated with postseason success.
Bryce Miller delivered an exceptional six-inning performance on short rest during the ALCS, overcoming injury setbacks and inconsistent regular season form to lead the Mariners to a significant Game 1 victory against the Blue Jays, earning praise for his resilience and skill.
The Seattle Mariners are activating pitcher Bryce Miller from the injured list to start against the Phillies, marking his return after over two months due to elbow inflammation. Miller, who has shown improved velocity during rehab, will try to regain his previous form as the Mariners compete for the AL West title, filling in for Logan Evans who is also injured.
The Seattle Mariners secured a narrow 3-2 victory over the Houston Astros at T-Mobile Park, thanks to strong pitching from Bryce Miller, who carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning and limited damage effectively. The Mariners' offense did just enough early on, with key hits from J.P. Crawford, Julio Rodriguez, and Ty France. The bullpen held firm, with Andrés Muñoz closing out the game to protect the slim lead.
Bryce Miller's impressive debut of his splitter pitch during the Red Sox vs. Mariners game is a cause for optimism despite the Mariners' 5-1 loss. The splitter, a trending pitch in baseball, showed great potential with Miller's command and movement, even though he struggled with his fastballs. The Mariners' offense continued to struggle, but there are signs of improved swing decisions. Despite the loss, Miller's performance with the splitter is a promising development for the team.
Despite a lackluster offensive performance, the Seattle Mariners secured a 2-0 shutout win over the Houston Astros. Bryce Miller delivered a dominant pitching performance, allowing only two hits over 6.1 innings. Julio Rodríguez continued his impressive play with a solo home run, while Mike Ford added another homer for the Mariners. The team's pitching staff played a crucial role in the victory, compensating for the team's offensive struggles.
The Seattle Mariners have placed rookie starter Bryce Miller on the 15-day injured list due to a blister, with the move being retroactive to July 1. Miller's injury comes after a quality debut season, where he allowed three or fewer runs in eight of his first 10 MLB starts. The Mariners will need a spot starter or bullpen game to cover for Miller's absence leading up to the All-Star Break, and it remains uncertain if he will return when first eligible.
Despite Lance Lynn's franchise-record tying 16 strikeouts, the Chicago White Sox lost 5-1 to the Seattle Mariners on Sunday. Julio Rodriguez hit a two-run double and rookie Bryce Miller pitched seven innings for the Mariners. Lynn's 16 strikeouts were the most in a game by a pitcher entering with an ERA of 6-plus since 1913. Lynn became just the fifth pitcher since 1990 to take a loss in a game in which he threw at least 16 strikeouts and allowed three earned runs or fewer.
The Seattle Mariners won 8-1 against the Miami Marlins in a game that showcased cleaner play and better at-bats. The Mariners capitalized on the Marlins' mistakes and worked Luzardo's pitch count extensively. Bryce Miller cleared six innings, allowing only one hit and one run. Ty Adcock made his major league debut and pitched two solid innings. The Mariners enjoyed Seattle's warm air, adding two more solo home runs for Suárez and Tom Murphy. The win was encouraging, but the team needs to keep moving forward and maintain their momentum.
Triston McKenzie made a statement in his season debut, throwing five shutout innings with 10 strikeouts and displaying excellent command and swing-and-miss stuff. Bryce Miller struggled for his second consecutive start, and his pitch mix makes you question whether teams have figured him out. Key injury updates include Chris Sale, Nestor Cortes, Justin Steele, Eduardo Rodriguez, and Hunter Greene. Waiver wire SP replacements include Edward Cabrera, Jack Flaherty, Logan Allen, Domingo German, and Yusei Kikuchi. News and notes include Aaron Judge's toe injury, Carlos Rodon's progress, and Willy Adames' rehab assignment.
The Seattle Mariners lost 10-4 to the New York Yankees as pitcher Bryce Miller struggled to find answers. Miller relied too heavily on his fastball against a team that loves hitting the fastball, resulting in twice the number of runs he had given up in his entire big-league career up to this point. The Mariners offense didn't quit, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Yankees' firepower. Eugenio Suárez made key defensive plays, but it wasn't enough to prevent the loss.