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Between the warm but mild temperatures and lack of precipitation in the summer months, Seattle is a perfect setting for baseball in August. This year, however, the Seattle Mariners will see very little of their hometown the next month. Beginning with Monday night's game in Texas, the Mariners will play 21 of 28 games away from home. Continue to Article

July 31, 2017 3:06:am EST

Adrian Beltre had a single for his 2,999th career hit leading off the fourth inning of the Texas Rangers' game Saturday night against Baltimore. In his first attempt at 3,000 hits in his next at-bat, Beltre grounded out to shortstop in the sixth. Beltre, in his 20th big league season, had nine hits in the first four games of the homestand before Saturday night. Continue to Article

July 29, 2017 10:23:pm EST

Yu Davish says the tweet was right. The Texas Rangers right-hander did indeed tip off some of his pitches when allowing a career-high 10 runs in his last start. Darvish says he's not sure why a scout would have shared that, since it's hard to discover. But Darvish, who saw it on video, said it's something that he can easily fix. Yahoo Sports baseball columnist Jeff Passan tweeted earlier Saturday that two scouts and an executive said the Miami Marlins knew what was coming from Darvish in their 22-10 win Wednesday night in Texas. After responding to the tweet with his own saying "Thanks for sharing this," Darvish stood at his locker in the Rangers clubhouse before Saturday's game. He had his red Continue to Article

July 29, 2017 7:13:pm EST

The Miami Marlins pummelled the Texas Rangers 22-10 on Wednesday in what may have been Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish's last outing in a Rangers uniform. Miami broke down Darvish in a nine-run fourth inning. All nine starters in the Marlins' lineup had at least one hit and one run-batted-in in an offensive onslaught that produced a club record for runs and a season high for hits (22). Continue to Article

July 27, 2017 2:55:am EST

Caption Close The Seattle Mariners bid adieu to one of their top minor-league prospects by shipping outfielder Tyler O'Neill to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for young left-handed starter Marco Gonzales. The 25-year-old Gonzales was the Cardinals' first-round pick out of Gonzaga in 2013. He's spent most of the 2017 in Triple-A Memphis, posting a 6-4 mark with a 2.90 ERA in 11 starts this season. His lone major league start this year was forgettable, as he gave up five earned runs in 3 1/3 innings in a loss to the Brewers on June 13. The Fort Collins, Colorado, native was named the Cardinals' minor league pitcher of the year in 2014. He was named the 50th-best prospect in baseball ahead Continue to Article

July 21, 2017 11:10:am EST

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