Logan Gilbert accomplished what he hoped after being named opening day starter. And in Seattle's other game, Luis Castillo worked into the fifth inning.

Opening Day in Seattle belongs to Logan Gilbert. The reigning All-Star and standout starter has emerged from one of the league’s premier rotations, earning his first Opening Day nod when the Mariners host the Athletics at T-Mobile Park on March 27.

After weeks of debate, intrigue and what Dan Wilson called “a very tough decision,” the Mariners manager and Seattle’s front office were finally ready to reveal their Opening Day starter on Saturday morning.

After the Mariners announced Logan Gilbert as the opening day starter, Luis Castillo was super happy for his teammate.

The Seattle Mariners starting rotation is the strength of the team. And it was announced by manager Dan Wilson on Saturday that Logan Gilbert would lead that group as the opening day starter against the Athletics on March 27 at T-Mobile Park.

On a day when he was given some disappointing news, Castillo once again proved why his nickname is “The Rock,” pitching three scoreless innings and generally lookin

The Seattle Mariners recently announced that Logan Gilbert will start Opening Day. Luis Castillo was a candidate as well, but Gilbert ultimately earned the nod. Castillo seems to be in support of Gilbert,

Gilbert, who is entering his fifth year in the majors, put up the numbers in 2024 to lead just about any staff in baseball, throwing the most innings (208 2/3) in MLB and tying for the most starts (33) while being named to his first All-Star team and finishing sixth in the American League Cy Young Award voting.