In 1989, the A’s won the World Series, commonly called the Bay Area Series, because they played the San Francisco Giants.

1996 — The Seattle Mariners beat the Chicago White Sox 3-2 in 12 innings in major league baseball’s season opener, the first major league game played in March.

While the focus is always going to be on the players, Rick Rizzs deserves a huge amount of praise for what he's meant to the ...

Locklear: “(Manager John Russell) was just like, ‘Be where your feet are. Do what you can down here, and go take it up (to ...

Crochet, who threw 88 pitches in Thursday’s 5-2 win at Texas, hit the mark 49 times in his Chicago White Sox career, mostly as a reliever for parts of three seasons. Last year, his first as a starter, ...

1952 — Hall of Fame outfielder Monte Irvin of the New York Giants broke his ankle in an exhibition game. Irvin played just 46 ...

The Seattle Mariners gave franchise catcher Cal Raleigh a six-year, $105 million extension on Tuesday that will cover Raleigh ...

Seattle manager Dan Wilson wasn't a leading man when he played in 1995. But he was what the Mariners needed. His calm ...

The Kingdome is an indelible part of Seattle sports history, and it will always be inextricably linked to this city's top ...

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At a hockey tournament on the Cape earlier this month called the Lobster Pot, two under-eight Martha’s Vineyard Mariner ...

As for the wild cards, the Rangers and Astros are safe bets for 85-90 wins and the Orioles have what they need to win despite ...