Paul Sewald

When the Diamondbacks say no one outside their clubhouse believed this was possible, they’re not wrong.

Ken Rosenthal has all the latest, including Max Scherzer's deliberations ahead of accepting a trade and Carlos Correa's plantar fasciitis.

Sewald goes to the desert to fortify the Arizona bullpen, while the Mariners pick up an intriguing combination of bats.

Sewald has a 2.93 ERA and 1.02 WHIP in 43.0 innings pitched this season.

At least one more veteran reliever is needed at the trade deadline as a bridge from the Twins' strong rotation to closer Jhoan Duran.

Sewald was on an unsustainable pace for appearances in April, but the save opportunities dried up in May. He's happy to ride the wave.

Sewald came to Mariners' 2021 spring training with no guarantees of a job. Two years later, he's a big piece of one of MLB's best bullpens.

Although they chased Justin Verlander after four innings and 10 hits, the Mariners' bullpen uncharacteristically couldn't hold on.

This was just the second walk-off homer ever in the postseason with a team down to its final out. The other? Kirk Gibson's in 1988.

Seattle (81-69) began a pivotal four-game series against Oakland (82-68) with a win.

"He's tough," Baker said of Sewald, who notched a win on Tuesday and a save Wednesday against the Astros. "We've got to figure him out."

Greg Jewett identifies all the need-to-know fantasy baseball situations in the back-end of MLB bullpens as the season eyes its final month.

Sewald, who is running a monstrous 43 percent strikeout rate, has been a reason why Seattle's bullpen has the best WAR.