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Things sure have changed since the last time the Mariners went to the Playoffs, but now they're going back. So we wanted to see all the things that have changed over the years or that no longer exist since the last time the Mariners went to the playoffs.

Trying your luck to spot a celebrity in the wild? Turns out a large number of celebrities come through Washington, whether it's for movies, television, concerts, or just a visit. Here are Five places around Washington you could spot a celebrity in the wild!

Which Seattle Mariner will make it into the Hall Of Fame in 2021?

With the MLB trade deadline looming and the Seattle Mariners on the cusp of a playoff birth -- despite being in the midst of a "rebuilding" season -- here are 6 players they should consider unloading to stay the course and look towards long-term success.

While not even 20 games into the 2021 season, this year's Seattle Mariners squad is already making their case to be dubbed the "Cardiac Kids".

In one of the more clever and successful corporate promotions tying in with professional sports, the Taco Bell restaurant chain again rolled out their "Steal a Base, Steal a Taco" campaign to run throughout the 2020 World Series. It didn't take long for all of America to score a free taco, thanks to Mookie Betts!

The Seattle Mariners have officially responded via their website and social media platforms regarding Washington Governor Jay Inslee's ban on groups of more than 250 people in King County.

Former Yakima Bears catcher David Ross has been tabbed as the new skipper of the Chicago Cubs

Former Yakima Valley Pippins Opening Day pitcher Reed Garrett is the first player from the club to make a Major League roster.

As if we needed another reason to petition for the inclusion of Edgar Martinez in the National Baseball Hall of Fame,

The most surprising team, thus far, as it relates to the 2018 MLB season, is clearly the Seattle Mariners. Today they were rewarded with that by getting three of their players tabbed to the AL All-Star team.

Prior to yesterday's home opener for the Minnesota Twins, Seattle Mariners starting pitcher James Paxton - a native of Canada nicknamed "Big Maple" - was the target of an American Bald Eagle that may have taken umbrage to a foreigner on the diamond of America's National Pastime.