Player	Pos	AVG	HR	RBI	OBP	SLG
Casey Schmitt	LF	0.280	19	50	0.361	0.497
Luis Arraez	2B	0.330	4	35	0.308	0.460
Rafael Devers	1B	0.249	19	52	0.327	0.479
Willy Adames	SS	0.230	15	37	0.293	0.420
Drew Gilbert	CF	0.237	4	20	0.294	0.374
Eric Haase	C	0.162	4	9	0.271	0.365
Bryce Eldridge	DH	0.271	8	20	0.373	0.468
Jung Hoo Lee	RF	0.302	5	33	0.311	0.429
Drew Cavanaugh	C	0.219	0	2	0.298	0.219
Christian Koss	2B	0.105	0	0	0.176	0.158
Heliot Ramos	LF	0.275	8	28	0.350	0.468
Grant McCray	CF	-	0	0	0.112	-
Jesus Rodriguez	C	0.238	2	8	0.325	0.405

Seattle Mariners — Roster

Player	Pos	AVG	HR	RBI	OBP	SLG
Cole Young	2B	0.253	11	43	0.330	0.394
Dominic Canzone	DH	0.264	15	40	0.372	0.529
Josh Naylor	1B	0.252	8	36	0.321	0.354
Luke Raley	RF	0.229	14	36	0.343	0.453
Mitch Garver	C	0.183	4	14	0.308	0.312
Colt Emerson	SS	0.201	7	20	0.247	0.396
Victor Robles	RF	0.216	0	5	0.266	0.247
Cal Raleigh	C	0.169	9	29	0.288	0.310
J.P. Crawford	SS	0.218	10	28	0.330	0.359
Weston Wilson	3B	0.211	2	6	0.263	0.333
Randy Arozarena	LF	0.286	11	45	0.354	0.458
Buddy Kennedy	1B	0.071	0	0	0.222	0.143
Miles Mastrobuoni	3B	0.192	0	1	0.184	0.192

San Francisco Giants — News

Giants Reinstate Susac, Designate Haase For Assignment

Susac returns from injury with a .262 AVG and .286 xwOBA across 37 games, while Haase departs after batting .162 with a 28 SO in 29 games—a clear downgrade the Giants are willing to accept.

Eric Haase

San Francisco Giants

Giants Outright Eric Cerantola to Triple-A

Cerantola clears waivers despite a 10.13 ERA and 16.88 BB/9 across 5.1 innings, freeing a 40-man spot as SF sits 41-55 with rotation depth issues across the board (Ray at 3.38 ERA is the only reliable starter).

Eric Cerantola

San Francisco Giants

Luis Arraez Open to Extension to Stay With Giants

Arraez is batting .330 with a .308 xwOBA across 91 games, making him San Francisco's most valuable trade asset despite the Giants' 41-55 record. His willingness to discuss a deal complicates the deadline calculus for contenders seeking a rental option.

Luis Arraez

San Francisco Giants

Giants Reinstate Jason Foley From 60-Day IL

Foley returns after shoulder surgery rehab but lacks current season stats to evaluate readiness. SF's bullpen ERA of 3.46 (Erik Miller) to 4.74 (Caleb Kilian) suggests middle-relief depth is available, though Foley's pre-injury performance level is unknown from available data.

Caleb Kilian

Erik Miller

Jason Foley

San Francisco Giants

Devers returns from injury for Giants

Devers is hitting .253/.327/.487 with 19 HR across 94 games; his return adds depth to San Francisco's first base situation.

San Francisco Giants

Seattle Mariners — News

MLB Mailbag: Cardinals, Pirates, Mariners, Mets, and Prospect Questions

Generic mailbag covering multiple teams with no specific roster moves or performance data to analyze.

Pittsburgh Pirates

Seattle Mariners

St. Louis Cardinals

Mariners Trade Deadline Outlook: Minor Moves Expected

Seattle holds a +24 run differential and a one-game AL West lead at 47-46, but their rotation shows vulnerability—Castillo (4.79 ERA, 0.329 xwOBA) and Kirby (3.76 ERA) are underperforming while Miller (1.71 ERA, 0.226 xwOBA in 8 starts) suggests depth exists. Any deadline additions likely target bullpen depth or bench help rather than franchise-altering trades.

Seattle Mariners

Mariners Sign Stuart Fairchild To Minor League Deal

Fairchild (.158 AVG, .089 xBA in 14 G with CLE) rejected an outright assignment and chose free agency; Seattle adds organizational depth with a player who has posted minimal offensive value this season.

Stuart Fairchild

Seattle Mariners

Mariners Place Julio Rodríguez On Concussion IL

Rodríguez (.259 AVG, .351 xwOBA, 14 HR in 87 G) was Seattle's primary center fielder in a lineup batting .260 as a team; his absence hits depth with Miles Mastrobuoni replacing him. Criswell's move to 60-day IL opens the 40-man spot but removes a reliever posting a 3.52 ERA from an active roster already thin in the bullpen.

Julio Rodríguez

Miles Mastrobuoni

Seattle Mariners

Mariners at .500, seeking relief and right-handed bat depth

Seattle sits atop the AL West at 42-42 despite a +5 run differential, but their bullpen ERA averages 2.77 across qualified relievers while rotation anchor Castillo (4.93 ERA, 3-6) drags down an otherwise competent staff. The half-game lead over Texas masks offensive vulnerability—adding right-handed pop matters more than depth relief given Bazardo (1.98 ERA), Ferrer (2.57 ERA), and Speier (1.80 ERA) are performing well.

Seattle Mariners