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March 01, 2026

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Kade Anderson's impressive outing in his first game action for the Mariners, despite his insistence it’s not a debut, is the highlight of the day as he struck out three batters while showcasing a fastball that sat 94-95 mph. This is the type of performance that stirs excitement about the future. Meanwhile, Bryce Miller's side soreness raises some concerns, as an MRI revealed inflammation, and he will miss at least his next start after receiving a PRP injection. This injury comes at a time when solidifying the rotation is critical, especially with J.P. Crawford looking to return from his shoulder issue next week. In the bullpen, Robinson Ortiz is making a case for a surprise role following last season's depth struggles, adding another layer of intrigue to an evolving Mariners roster.

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The Aceman Cometh: Kade Anderson dazzles in pro debut as M’s lose to Friars 7-1

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The Aceman Cometh: Kade Anderson dazzles in pro debut as M’s lose to Friars 7-1

Don’t call it a debut. Since his family didn’t come to see this, Kade Anderson says his first game action as a member of the Mariners’ organization doesn’t count as a debut. But whatever noun you use to describe it, the adjective is “impressive.” Using a fluid, repeatable delivery, Anderson sat 94-95 with his fastball, […]

Mariners Spring Training 2026, Game #9: Thread

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Mariners Spring Training 2026, Game #9: Thread

Today’s Cactus League game features the Mariners facing off against their Peoria sister squad Padres for the second time this Spring. The headline is that Kade Anderson, the third overall pick of the 2025 Draft, starts for Seattle. These will be his first pitches in game action since joining the organization. Anderson throws from the […]

Mariners Notes: Miller, Crawford, Labrada

Mariners Notes: Miller, Crawford, Labrada

General manager Justin Hollander updated reporters (including Seattle Sports’ Shannon Drayer and MLB.com’s Daniel Kramer) about some injury situations in the Mariners’ camp, including some side soreness for Bryce Miller. The right-hander reported some discomfort on his left side on Thursday, and a subsequent MRI revealed inflammation. Miller received a PRP shot and will be […]

Anderson (3 K's) looks right at home in first Cactus start -- just don't call it a debut

Anderson (3 K's) looks right at home in first Cactus start -- just don't call it a debut

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Kade Anderson was already pacing towards the dugout before the umpire’s call. No automated ball-strike system needed; he knew he’d dotted the outer half for strike three. No fear pitching against established big leaguers for the first time. No doubt in his belonging on this stage.

Miller (left oblique) receives injection, will miss at least next start

Miller (left oblique) receives injection, will miss at least next start

Crawford (shoulder) hoping to make Cactus debut next week; Labrada (oblique) shut down

Mariners' 40-man roster is hiding an exciting Jose A. Ferrer alternative

Mariners' 40-man roster is hiding an exciting Jose A. Ferrer alternative

Still haunted by a lack of quality bullpen depth last year, lefty Robinson Ortiz could well be a surprise relief option for the Seattle Mariners in 2026.