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The All-Star Game is getting closer. Here are four Mariners who deserve recognition as potential first-time All-Stars.

Something unusual happened on Friday evening in High-A Everett's home game versus Tri City - Felnin Celesten did not register a hit. How unusual was this? Well,

The odds of a Tarik Skubal trade are rising. The Mariners are one of the only teams with enough pieces to make a deal.

Jhonny Pereda is making a promising early impression for the Mariners, which could potentially lead to Mitch Garver losing the backup catcher role in Seattle.

Aaron Judge and Cal Raleigh were meant to put on a box office rematch after last year's fight for the AL MVP Award, but it's turning out to be a disappointment.

Tayler Saucedo was a reliable member of the Mariners bullpen for two seasons and now he's looking to return to these heady days, armed with more heat.

Padres president of baseball operations A.J. Preller is reportedly already looking to deal. His Mariners counterpart should be, too.

Troy Taylor, Brock Rodden, and Brennen Davis are all players that could be called up by the Mariners soon.

The Mariners are missing Cal Raleigh, but even he could learn a thing or two from Mitch Garver on how to use the ABS.

Brought in to fill a specific need for the Seattle Mariners, Rob Refsnyder is failing spectacularly at the one thing he's meant to do better than most.