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The star outfielder exited Thursday’s game and will now miss at least a few more during the stretch run.

He isn’t the next Ken Griffey Jr. He wants to write his own story—beginning with ending Seattle’s playoff drought.

OAKLAND, Calif. — With his star center fielder in the training room having been with an aching lower back and his starting pitcher, who is one of the best in baseball at throwing strikes, unable to find the strike zone and allowing the Oakland A’s to turn Seattle’s three-run lead…

OAKLAND, Calif. — The thing about a nearly empty stadium is that it can still be loud in different ways.

Longtime Seattle radio voice Rick Rizzs was merely a few inches away from being hit in the announcers’ booth.

On June 19 you could have gotten much better odds that Scott Servais would be the third manager fired in 2022 (after the Phillies' Joe Girardi and Angels' Joe Maddon) than him winning American League Manager of the Year.

LOS ANGELES — Maury Wills, who worked hard to achieve stardom with the Los Angeles Dodgers, then worked just as hard to regain dignity and standing within baseball through sobriety, has died, the team announced Tuesday.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — A good start came apart quickly for José Suarez, continuing to show the caution flag in his otherwise encouraging second half.

The Seattle Mariners will meet the Los Angeles Angels in the fourth and final game of the series on Monday from Angel Stadium.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Regardless of their record, which will end with more losses than wins for the seventh consecutive season, and out of postseason contention since late June, the Los Angeles Angels are still capable of beating teams because of the power production by two hitters in their lineup.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — A defeat with the potential for a greater loss.