He struck out six, walked two, hit a batter and allowed just one hit.Tuesday marked the 14th consecutive start of six or more ...

Johnson recently said that he went into the Hall of Fame as an Arizona Diamondback because he felt discredited by the Seattle ...

Former Seattle Mariners' ace and team Hall of Famer Randy Johnson continued to eviscerate prior team ownership during appearances on M's television and radio br ...

Randy Johnson wants it to be clear how much he treasured his time in Seattle — even if he went into the Baseball Hall of Fame as a Diamondback.

SEATTLE - The Seattle Mariners will retire Randy Johnson's number, 51, during the 2026 Major League Baseball season. The announcement comes exactly 35 years after "The Big Unit" threw the first ...

The Seattle Mariners say Hall of Fame left-hander Randy Johnson's No. 51 will be retired during a pregame ceremony next season.

The Seattle Mariners will retire Johnson’s No. 51 during the 2026 season, announced on the 35th anniversary of his no-hitter against the Detroit Tigers on June 2, 1990. The 6-foot-10 southpaw appeared ...

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Hall of Famer Randy Johnson reflects on how his personality has changed since retirement, showing a calmer side beyond the ...

I've gone down memory lane with regards to Randy Johnson and his Seattle Mariners tenure. This all stems from the team's announcement th ...

Randy Johnson, perhaps the greatest left-handed pitcher of all time, will have his No. 51 retired by the Mariners, the club announced Monday morning.

June 2, 1990 – a young Mariners left-hander strode to the mound in the Kingdome to face the Detroit Tigers. Randy Johnson left the mound that day having spun the Mariners first no-hitter. Prior to his ...