The Seattle Mariners could look to reunite with a former slugger ahead of the trade deadline as they push for a postseason spot this year.

The MLB trade deadline is now less than 10 days away, so it should only be a matter of time before rumors start turning into action.

Brandon Woodruff tossed six innings of two-hit ball and the Milwaukee Brewers won their 11th straight, 6-0 over the Seattle Mariners.

The Seattle Mariners are in the playoff race. They enter the second half holding onto the American League's third and final wild card spot. Now it's time to use the MLB trade season before the deadline to get better. ESPN's Buster Olney sees the Mariners in contention for two top sluggers.

The Seattle Mariners enter play on Monday night at 53-46 on the season and just four games back in the American League West. Furthermore, they are tied for the

The Brewers used some timely offense in the sixth to take the lead, and Brandon Woodruff turned in another strong start to key their 11th straight win.

Through 100 career starts, Kirby has walked 77 hitters. That shatters the MLB record in that stat. The lowest previous walk total through 100 career starts was Carlos Silva, with 87, according to OptaStats. That's an almost unfathomably low number of walks. It's also crazy that Kirby broke a record across more than 100 years of MLB by 11.5%.

The New York Yankees beat the Atlanta Braves on Sunday afternoon, with Aaron Judge hitting his 36th home run of the season. With that blast, he pulled within tw