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Cleveland Indians (41-53) at Seattle Mariners (37-58), 10:10 p.m.

Things haven't gone according to plan for both the Cleveland Indians and Seattle Mariners this year. The two last-place clubs square off tonight, as the Mariners host the Tribe in the opener of a three- game set at Safeco Field.
What’s left to follow in Mariners’ lost season?

And the weird thing is, there are still 67 games left.
Rookie replaces former slugger

SEATTLE — A look at what’s in store for the Mariners the final 10 weeks of their season walked into the clubhouse wide-eyed and full of hope.
Chances of Erik Bedard getting traded slim

SEATTLE — The chances Erik Bedard will be traded soon by the Mariners are now as slim as the prospects for a happy finish to Seattle’s lost season.
Report: Sexson, Yankees reach tentative deal

Richie Sexson will see if he can resurrect his career under a bigger spotlight.
M's ready to make deals

SEATTLE - The names are hanging out there, just waiting for word they're headed out of Seattle: Jarrod Washburn, Raul Ibanez, Erik Bedard and Arthur Rhodes, among others.
Best approach for M’s GM: Don’t try to do too much

With their push to advance from lousy to mediocre under interim manager Jim Riggleman, the Mariners escaped the All-Star break tag of worst team in the majors. They’re merely a run-of-the-mill disaster right now, not an all-time train wreck. They might not even lose 100 games.
Ichiro will try to rally AL teammates to another win

NEW YORK - It was at Yankee Stadium in 1928 that Notre Dame football coach Knute Rockne, at halftime of the Army game, famously exhorted his team to "win one for the Gipper."
Ichiro says he knows what Cubs' Fukudome is going through

NEW YORK - Seattle's Ichiro Suzuki and the Cubs' Kosuke Fukudome are the only Japanese All-Stars this year. And though Suzuki saw Fukudome in spring training, he hasn't kept up with the Cubs outfielder's progress.
Last-place Mariners regroup during much-needed break

SEATTLE - Through three miserable months, these sunken Mariners have fired their general manager, their manager, their hitting coach and their first baseman.
Mariners rush into badly needed All-Star break

SEATTLE — Through three miserable months, these sunken Mariners have fired their general manager, their manager, their hitting coach and their first baseman.
M's finally make one stick

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - It was the kind of game Willie Bloomquist was made for.
M's Riggleman safe at home for break

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Most of his players and coaches were planning post-game flights for all points of the compass Sunday, but Seattle manager Jim Riggleman was headed back to the Northwest.
Beltre scores on error in 9th as M's edge Royals

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Adrian Beltre scored the go-ahead run on an error in the ninth, enabling the Seattle Mariners to close out a disappointing first half of the season with a 4-3 victory over Kansas City Royals on Sunday.
Pint-sized Hulett anything but typical designated hitter

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A scrappy little infielder known as much for his attitude as his slashing batting style, Tim "Tug" Hulett's major league debut figured to come at any number of positions - but not as a designated hitter.