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MLB·Updated Oct 16, 2026Where every MLB team name came from, all 30. An insult, a livestock show, a New York political machine, eight statues on a bridge, Brooklyn's trolleys and a contest winner who vanished. Plus which names came from newspapers, fans and owners.
Roof StatusThe T-Mobile Park roof works differently from every other retractable roof in baseball. It is a giant umbrella, not a dome. The roof slides over the field to keep the rain off, but it never fully encloses the building, so the sides stay open to the Seattle air even when the roof is shut. For the Mariners, the roof is about rain, not heat, and it is open more often than the roofs in the hot-weather markets. For today's Mariners home game
MLB·Updated Oct 16, 2026The Seattle Mariners run five uniforms in 2026: home whites, road navy, the Northwest green alternate, the brand-new Steelheads Sunday throwback, and the rush-blue City Connect. Here's every jersey and when they wear it.
RankedThe Mariners quietly run one of the most cohesive closets in baseball, built almost entirely around deep navy and Pacific Northwest green, with no road grays anywhere in sight. For 2026 they added a black-and-cream Steelheads throwback with real weight behind it and kept the 2023 City Connect for a fourth season, but the crown still belongs to the color that has defined the franchise for three decades. Here is every Seattle Mariners jer
Four MLB retractable roof stadiums host July 4th, 2026 games. Expected roof status for the Rangers, Astros, Mariners, and Diamondbacks, plus the full 15-game holiday schedule.