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HOUSTON — Maybe it’s presumptive to think of it as a potential problem since planning for postseason pitching hasn’t really been a consideration since Lou Piniella was still wearing a uniform and gas was around $1.65 a gallon.

HOUSTON — As the Mariners watched their ace and reigning American League Cy Young Award Robbie Ray winner get knocked around Minute Maid Park by the Astros Friday night, Jerry Dipoto, the president of baseball operations and consummate deal maker, was in the process of adding another ace to his…

Seattle sent three of its top five prospects to Cincinnati to land one of the premier pitchers on the market.

By this time next week, it will all be over. We’ll know which teams acquired starting pitchers Luis Castillo, José Quintana and Noah Syndergaard. We’ll see where the Cubs sent All-Star catcher Willson Contreras and closer David Robertson, and if they dealt All-Star outfielder Ian Happ. ...

HOUSTON — Even if hasn’t been like the domination of past seasons, where trying beat the Astros in just one game felt like solving some complicated equation that didn’t have an answer, the frustration remains the same for the Mariners.

They open the season with an F3 derby.

Julio Rodriguez changed up his bat ahead of this big knock and it paid off!

SEATTLE — They came to see. To see the potential, to see what’s next, to see what imagination, talent and pure, unfiltered joy can conjure today.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — When Tim Virgilio first dreamed up the idea eight years ago of sending hand-written letters to baseball players asking them to sign cards that he could sell to raise money for veterans in need, he set a modest goal of just $500.

"In all our draw requests, we have pushed hard to be allocated matches on Saturday and Sunday afternoons to make it accessible to families in the region."

Get ready for an all-time blockbuster. Here’s why he is likely to be dealt within the next week.