The Seattle Mariners have featured some of the greatest players in baseball history. There are the one-namers: Junior. A-Rod. Ichiro. The nicknames: Big Unit, King Felix. The Mariners put together the best regular season ever, too, when they won 116 games in 2001.

The Mariners clinched the American League West on Wednesday and are now set to host an AL Division Series matchup. While the team's exact postseason schedule hasn't been finalized, there's a chance that a home game can coincide with two future Seahawks contests.

After acquiring 1B Josh Naylor at the MLB trade deadline, the Seattle Mariners want to keep him around after beating out the Cincinnati Reds.

The city of Seattle may have a scheduling conflict if MLB gives the Mariners home playoff games during the Seahawks' next two scheduled games at Lumen Field. The Seahawks may have to change starting kickoff times for at least one or possibly two home games,

In preparation for the postseason and while utilizing their five off-days before the American League Division Series, the Mariners will host a pair of six-innings scrimmages next week that will be open to the public.

If playing in the postseason wasn't strange enough for Mariners fans, their national perception entering the playoffs is going to take some getting used to.

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The fan who caught Seattle Mariners superstar catcher Cal Raleigh's 60th home run ball and gave it to a child was rewarded for his generosity on Thursday in the form of getting to meet Raleigh before the Mariners' game against the Colorado Rockies.