Getting Eugenio Suárez back and acquiring first baseman Josh Naylor were just a couple of ways that the Seattle Mariners simply cooked at the MLB Trade Deadline.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/mariners as Seattle Mariners Pitcher Gives Simple But Critical Answer ...

With the MLB trade deadline having come and gone, we're all still getting acquainted with the new-look versions of all 30 ...

Plus, more on the Red Sox and Joe Ryan, and a look at the disappearing market for marquee hitters at the deadline.

It’s a group that can win a Series. But as we said at the top, it’s time to slow down and let these guys play nice, clean baseball the rest of the way. They’re as good as anyone now. Just go prove it.

BOTTOM LINE: The Seattle Mariners host the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday to begin a three-game series. Seattle is 60-53 overall and 31-25 at home. The Mariners have hit 159 total home runs to rank ...

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The Mariners' MLB Trade Deadline haul earned praise from Jeff Passan as Seattle landed Eugenio Suarez and kept its top ...

Seattle is loaded for an AL postseason push. It is dead serious about regaining that AL West lead, and the Mariners are ...