SEATTLE — When American baseball began its new, transformative post-war era of the 1940's, a meeting on the West Coast was also in the works that would change the course of history. At an Elks Club in ...

"We get to celebrate one of my favorite official holidays now – Juneteenth," said Mariners outfielder Taylor Trammell. "I think I'm most excited for people to actually learn about what Juneteenth is ...

On Saturday night against the Texas Rangers, the Seattle Mariners will be wearing a different cap than usual. Gone is the typical S with the nautical compass and in is the black hat with the plain ...

The nation’s newest federal holiday is being celebrated in many ways this weekend at Major League Baseball parks. The first 10,000 fans attending the Angels-Mariners game at T-Mobile Park will get a ...

The Hatback Bar & Grille and Steelheads Alley, located in the former Pyramid Brewery building across from T-Mobile Park, opened to the public Tuesday afternoon. The grand opening occurred at 4 p.m.

Herb Simpson shuffled into the gallery at the Northwest African American Museum in Seattle and eyed a magnified, black-and-white photo of the 1952 Spokane Indians baseball team on the wall. The ...

The Seattle Mariners announced plans to expand further into the SoDo neighborhood through its neighboring complex, The Boxyard. The Boxyard — created last year to reinvigorate the area through premier ...

The Seattle Mariners are the latest team to reveal the 'City Connect' uniforms from Nike. These jerseys pair royal blue tops with black pants, while featuring the Mariners "trident" logo that was part ...

The Seattle Mariners will open a restaurant and brewpub next month in the old Pyramid Brewery building across from T-Mobile Park. The building had been vacant since the spring of 2020. The Mariners ...

One hundred years after the National Negro League was founded, the MLB on Wednesday gave long overdue major league baseball status to the Negro Leagues. The designation will make the stats of seven ...

The man will be 94 this month. He’s the last living member of the 1946 Seattle Steelheads, part of the short-lived and ill-fated West Coast Negro Baseball League. That’s quite a distinction. It’s a ...