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Lookout Landing
2 days
Mariners shuffle their bullpen pile & rotation/piggyback plans
The Seattle Mariners made a move in their shallow bullpen, optioning RHP Alex Hoppe to Triple-A Tacoma and recalling LHP Josh Simpson from the Rainiers. The move comes in front of two more games with the Cleveland Guardians, whose lineup is incredibly lefty-heavy. It’s the easiest to understand reasoning behind the move for the M’s, […]
West Seattle Blog
2 days
HAPPENING NOW: Arts in Nature Festival 2026 at Camp Long
Dancer Navya Ramesh was one of today’s first main-stage performers at the Arts in Nature Festival, happening right now at Camp Long (5200 35th SW). But performances are just part of what the festival’s offering all day and into the evening, rain or shine: Inside Camp Long’s legendary cabins, you’ll find “immersive installations” like the […]
Lookout Landing
2 days
First things worst – the Mariners’ trouble with the first pitch
The Seattle Mariners are struggling offensively. Yes, their team wRC+ is around league-average. Yes, they are finally running nearly their entire full healthy lineup out for the first time all season (save Bringo Dingo, may your groin heal in peace). But Seattle entered Saturday 25th in MLB in runs per game at 4.02, a 651 […]
West Seattle Blog
2 days
WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Bicycle stolen in seconds
The video and report are from Nicole in Highland Park: Our home is having construction done in the backyard. Someone brazenly walked onto our property and stole a bike. Younger bald white male wearing a gray T-shirt, black jacket, and dark jeans. If you have any tips, please help. We don’t have a police report […]
Lookout Landing
2 days
Mariners News: Perry Minasian, Carlos Mendoza, and Mike Trout
Good day fellow Mariners fans, and happy Saturday! The M’s still haven’t scored 4 runs in a game, but they won anyway in the series opener against the Guardians last night by a 3-1 final. Between Cole Young and Colt Emerson, it’s been a road trip of fantastic homecomings. Who’s your pick to click tonight […]
West Seattle Blog
2 days
WEST SEATTLE SATURDAY: 36 notes!
(Friday photo of Alki Beach by Bob Burns) First weekend of summer (despite the not-summery weather), and the sun is expected to eventually appear! Here are our highlighted happenings for today/tonight, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar: RUN WITH WEST SEATTLE RUNNER: Meet up at West Seattle Runner (2743 California SW; WSB sponsor) […]
Lookout Landing
2 days
Cantillo’s curveball not enough for Cleveland, M’s win 3-1
Despite the Mariners winning this afternoon’s game against the Guardians, the big story was a standout performance from Cleveland’s starter, Joey Cantillo, and his newfound love of the curveball. The curveball’s fallen out of fashion in MLB lately. Just 8.2% of the pitches this season have been big benders, the second-lowest since 2008, despite the […]
West Seattle Blog
2 days
HAPPENING NOW: Bicycle ride to honor Maridee Bonadea and other crash victims
As previously reported, this month’s Critical Mass bicycle ride will stop at “ghost bike” memorials to two riders killed in crashes, including 76-year-old Maridee Bonadea, the Vashon rider hit and killed in Fauntleroy earlier this month. Critical Mass doesn’t publicize its exact route in advance but did say on social media that Ms. Bonadea’s memorial […]
Lookout Landing
2 days
42-41: Chart
Mariners 3 (obviously), Guardians 1 The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: Josh Naylor, -0.24 WPAThe Rock, on a roll: Luis Castillo, +0.24 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day
West Seattle Blog
3 days
CONGRATULATIONS! Rain City Ropeworks jump-rope athletes excel at nationals
West Seattle has yet more champs! Zack Hill sent the update and photos after Rain City Ropeworks jump-rope athletes returned from national competition: West Seattle-based jump-rope team Rain City Ropeworks, coached by former world champion jumper Rene Bibaud, just returned from the 2026 American Jump Rope National Championship in Buffalo, NY, and the team did […]
Lookout Landing
3 days
Mariners Game #83 Preview and Discussion: 6/26, SEA at CLE
The Mariners travel to the Mistake on the Lake to see if they can put some of their own recent follies behind them. They will have the luxury of playing a Guardians team that lacks its best player, as José Ramírez is still on the IL as a participant in the Year of the Hamate. […]
West Seattle Blog
3 days
FOLLOWUP: Hiawatha Play Area project start date set
(Current Hiawatha Play Area, as seen when project first surfaced in 2019) A Seattle Parks project that’s been in the works since before the pandemic is finally about to be built. Here’s the Parks announcement we received today: Seattle Parks and Recreation is pleased to announce the Hiawatha Play Area Renovation project construction will begin […]
