The Seattle Mariners beat the Toronto Blue Jays 8-3 on Sunday afternoon at Rogers Centre, improving to 12-10 on the season. Luis M. Castillo earned the win on the mound for Seattle, laboring through 5.0 innings and giving up three earned runs.
The team’s former ace leads his Mariners into GABP. Up until the point the Cincinnati Reds dealt him to the Seattle Mariners, Luis Castillo’s story with the club was basically perfect.
The Cincinnati Reds welcome their former ace Luis Castillo back home Tuesday night when they open a three-game series with the visiting Seattle Mariners.
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The Seattle Mariners finished a six-game homestand by going 5-1 against their American League West rivals. The Mariners won a series against the Houston Astros and swept another against the Texas Rangers to improve to .500 this season.
The Seattle Mariners reportedly turned down a recent trade offer for starting pitcher Luis Castillo. The following came from Bob Nightengale of USA Today in his Sunday Notebook.
If the club was reluctant to trade from its rotation this winter, it appears even more unlikely to do so now.
The Seattle Mariners are in desperate need of an offensive jolt, especially with the injuries to Victor Robles and Ryan Bliss, and despite having a stacked starting rotation that will get George Kirby back from injury at some point, the organization has not made veteran starter Luis Castillo available in a trade, at least at the moment.
The Mariners plan to select right-hander Luis F. Castillo to start Friday’s game against the Giants, the club informed reporters.
SEATTLE - The Seattle Mariners suffered a lopsided 7-0 loss at the hands of the Athletics on Friday night, falling back to 1-1 on the young season. The A's improved to the same mark with the win.
SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners are set to begin their 2025 season against the Athletics on Thursday at 7:10 p.m. PT at T-Mobile Park. The first pitching battle of the season will be an interesting one as Mariners ace Logan Gilbert will take on two-time All-Star Luis Severino.
Time comes for us all, but it comes for some less harshly than others “That is no country for old men,” begins William Butler Yeats’s poem “Sailing to
As Opening Day approaches, let's take a look into the crystal ball to see what's in store for the American League West.
The Seattle Mariners will open up the 2025 regular season just one week from today when they host the Athletics at T-Mobile Park. The Mariners, coming off an 85-77 season, have high expectations and are looking to win their first division crown since 2001.
The Giants were among the teams that engaged the Mariners earlier in the offseason in trade talks regarding Luis Castillo, reports Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle.
As is the case with all sports, trade rumors are always fun to dissect. They are what keep each offseason inching along, even when nothing is actually happening.
The Seattle Mariners traded for Luis Castillo at the 2022 deadline with the hope he’d be the Cy Young candidate he was in the National League. Castillo showed well that year en route to a playoff appearance, which earned the righty a lucrative contract extension.
It’s a shame that it has come to the point the Seattle Mariners are entertaining the thought of trading from their rotation in order to get a player of value on the infield.
The word on the street is that the Seattle Mariners don’t have much money to spend in free agency. While Dipoto stated that trading any of the rotation arms would be “Plan Z” the Mariners have been yielding calls in their starters.
According to MLBTradeRumors, the Toronto Blue Jays are among the best trade partners for Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Luis Castillo. The Mariners aren't actively shopping Castillo, but have indicated that they would move him in the right deal.
Several big name starting pitchers have already been on the move this offseason, and according to several rumors, the Seattle Mariners have been open to potentially trading their ace starting pitcher Luis Castillo.
The Chicago Cubs' moves in the early stages of the offseason signal they want to compete for a World Series in 2025, however, as currently constructed, there are still questions about whether the Cubs are true contenders or not.
A report from The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal this evening name-checks two more clubs who have “at least inquired” after the veteran: the Mets and the Orioles.
It's safe to say Philadelphia Phillies fans are getting restless. After seeing their favorite team get eliminated in the playoffs before reaching the World Series for the second straight year, the hope was Dave Dombrowski and the front office would be aggressive when trying to improve this roster.
Every now and then the ghost of baseball's past comes out to play and we see a pitcher taking to the batter's box as in the days of old.
Coming off a Look of the Day winner on the New York Yankees-Kansas City Royals over, we're looking for back-to-back winners on Thursday. Let's go right back to the diamond and target our favorite bet for the MLB slate.
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