Already without their runner-up for AL MVP, the Mariners saw their lineup take two more notable hits before Saturday’s game against the Padres, as catcher Mitch Garver and third baseman Brendan Donovan were each scratched two hours before first pitch.

After starting the season on the injured list with an oblique strain, Bryce Miller is making his return to a big league mound for the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night.

The Padres and the Mariners broadcast is set to start up at 7 p.m. ET on Sunday, live on NBC and Peacock from T-Mobile Park in Seattle. Bryan Woo of the Seattle Mariners pitches in the first inning against the Houston Astros.

Bryce Miller’s return helped the Mariners, but José Suarez’s quick departure shows Seattle’s pitching staff decisions are getting tighter.

Mariners first baseman Josh Naylor was out of the lineup for Sunday's series finale against the Cardinals because of quad tightness he experienced after his second stolen base Saturday.

The Mariners have the kind of starting pitching depth that makes the rest of baseball start snooping around. And that was the center of the conversation

Brendan Donovan leaving Friday night’s game would not be that big of a deal on its own. Stuff like that happens over the course of a long season. But for the Mariners, the frustrating part is that this is already starting to feel familiar. Donovan has ...