Gonzales (5-4) allowed two runs (one earned) on seven hits and one walk while striking out three across seven innings to take the loss Wednesday against the Rangers.

Gonzales (5-2) allowed four runs (two earned) on four hits with three strikeouts and three walks during a loss to the Red Sox on Sunday.

Gonzales allowed one run on three hits with three strikeouts and one walk across six innings in a no-decision against the Yankees on Tuesday.

Gonzales gave up two runs on five hits with two walks while striking out three through 5.1 innings in a no-decision against the Astros on Sunday.

Gonzales (2-0) was charged with four runs (three earned) on nine hits over 5.1 innings in a win over the Red Sox on Thursday. He struck out four and walked one.

Gonzales (1-0) gave up four runs (three earned) on seven hits and one walk while striking out four over six innings Wednesday against the A's. He picked up the win.

Gonzales allowed four earned runs on five hits and three walks across 2.2 innings in an 8-4 Cactus League win over the Giants on Wednesday. He struck out five.

Gonzales will start the Mariners' first game of the season against the Athletics in Japan on March 20, Corey Brock of The Athletic reports.

Gonzales, who allowed an earned run on three hits and one walk across four innings in a 7-3 Cactus League win over the Diamondbacks on Sunday, is serving as a mentor to the Mariners' cadre of young pitching prospects, Mark Feinsand of MLB.com reports.

Gonzales is scheduled to start Thursday against the A's, Greg Johns of MLB.com reports.

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.The Seattle Mariners would like to hold onto outfielder Mitch Haniger, closer Edwin Diaz and starting pitcher Marco Gonzales, but "everyone else is up for grabs." Sources are saying that the M's are considering a full-fledged teardown of the roster this winter after finishing third in the American League West in 2018. Haniger and Diaz had breakout years in 2018, while Gonzales just signed a deal and is a young left-handed starter on the rise.

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.The Seattle Mariners agreed to a two-year, $1.9 million deal with starting pitcher Marco Gonzales on Thursday. Gonzales was a big part of Seattle's rotation in 2018 and should continue to be so moving forward. The left-hander went 13-9 with a 4.00 ERA, 1.22 WHIP and 7.8 K/9 across 29 starts before getting injured late in the year. He could take another step forward with good health and is a rising commodity in mixed leagues.

Gonzales signed a two-year, $1.9 million contract with the Mariners on Thursday, Jon Heyman of FancredSports.com reports.

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.Seattle Mariners starter Marco Gonzales will make his final start of the regular season Thursday night against the Rangers. Gonzales has been a pleasant surprise in the Mariners rotation this season, going 13-9 with a 4.12 ERA and 1.24 WHIP through 28 starts. Gonzales has set new career-high's this season in starts, innings, wins, strikeouts and WHIP. Gonzales currently has a 2.25 ERA in three September starts and is one of the better DFS options available for Thursday's action.

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.Seattle Mariners starter Marco Gonzales pitched well on Sunday but allowed a three-run home run to the Angels' Justin Upton in the Mariners 4-3 loss. Gonzales lasted only five innings, allowing those three runs and striking out six. The left-hander returned to the rotation on September 11 after being activated from the disabled list and pitched five innings of one-run baseball. The season, overall, has been a success for Gonzales and will head into his final starts with a 12-9 record and a 4.28 ERA.

Gonzales will see his pitch count carefully monitored during his remaining starts, David Gottlieb of MLB.com reports. "I don't think you're going to see us extend him out to 100 pitches or anything like that," manager Scott Servais said. "But I think it is important he continues to finish out the season, finish out the month of September. This is uncharted waters for him."

Gonzales allowed one run on four hits while recording two strikeouts over five innings in Tuesday's loss to the Padres. He did not factor into the decision.

Gonzales is expected to be on a pitch count of about 75 pitches Tuesday against the Padres, Greg Johns of MLB.com reports.

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.The Seattle Mariners activated starting pitcher Marco Gonzales (neck) from the disabled list in order to have him start on Tuesday against the Padres. Pitchers Matt Festa and Nick Rumbelow were also recalled from Double-A Arkansas. Gonzales really struggled in four August starts before landing on the DL, but this matchup against the last-place Padres is an intriguing one if you're desperate for a streamer.

Gonzales (neck) was activated ahead of his scheduled start Tuesday against the Padres.

Gonzales (neck) will throw a bullpen session Friday and is expected to take the mound for Tuesday's series opener against the Padres, TJ Cotterill of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Gonzales (neck) threw a successful 25-pitch bullpen Monday, Shannon Drayer of 710 ESPN Seattle reports.

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Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Marco Gonzales (neck) threw a 25-pitch bullpen session on Monday and mixed in all of his pitches. If he feels fine on Tuesday, he could throw another bullpen on Thursday and return from the disabled list over the weekend. If Gonzales is able to return from the disabled list this weekend, he'd be facing the Yankees. The southpaw had really struggled in August before his injury, so he won't be a recommended streamer in his first start back, especially if it's against the Bronx Bombers.

Gonzales (neck) had a pain-free catch session Sunday and his bullpen session Monday is now officially confirmed, Greg Johns of MLB.com reports.

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Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais said starting pitcher Marco Gonzales (neck) is progressing and could throw off a mound for a bullpen session on Monday. If he avoids setbacks, Gonzales could rejoin the rotation next weekend. The southpaw hurler has been decent overall but was terrible in August before his injury. Fantasy owners will probably want to avoid him if he makes it back to face the Yankees next weekend.

Gonzales (neck) could throw a bullpen session Monday, Greg Johns of MLB.com reports.

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Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais said starting pitcher Marco Gonzales (neck) will not come off the disabled list when he's eligible on Tuesday. Gonzales has made progress, though, and probably won't be out too much longer. The left-hander has been useful to fantasy owners this year, but he was having a terrible month of August before his injury. Fantasy owners might want to play it safe with him upon his return.

Gonzales (neck) is highly unlikely to be activated from the disabled list Tuesday, the first day he'd be eligible, Greg Johns of MLB.com reports.

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Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Marco Gonzales (neck) played light catch on Thursday and said he's progressing. However, it's unknown when he'll come off the disabled list. The left-hander is eligible to return next Tuesday. The 26-year-old has really struggled in August, going 0-4 with a 10.35 ERA in 20 innings. He has been a streaming option in deep mixed leagues this year, though, and could return to that status to close out the year in the right matchups.

Gonzales (neck) met with trainers Tuesday and is hoping to resume throwing in the next few days, Kathryn Woo of MLB.com reports. "It's kind of a muscular thing," manager Scott Servais said, "He's had tests and pictures of it, but there's nothing serious about it other than he can't shake it. We just thought to give him a little more time to calm down and then we'll get him back in the rotation. His arm feels fine, there's no issues there at all, it's just neck tightness."

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Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Marco Gonzales (neck), who was placed on the disabled list with a cervical neck strain on Monday, hopes to resume throwing in a few days. The left-hander said he isn't in any pain, but that it's been tough to sleep. He's hoping he has to miss minimal time on the DL. "It's kind of a muscular thing," manager Scott Servais said, "He's had tests and pictures of it, but there's nothing serious about it other than he can't shake it. We just thought to give him a little more time to calm down and then we'll get him back in the rotation. His arm feels fine, there's no issues there at all, it's just neck tightness." That's good news for Gonzales owners, although he has had a rough go of it in the month of August. Fantasy owners may want to take a wait-and-see approach with him before starting him upon his return to the rotation.

Gonzales was placed on the 10-day disabled list Monday with a neck strain.

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The Seattle Mariners placed starting pitcher Marco Gonzales (neck) on the 10-day disabled list on Monday with a cervical neck strain. The move is retroactive to Aug. 24. In a corresponding move, outfielder Guillermo Heredia was recalled from Triple-A Tacoma. Gonzales has had a rough go of it in August, going 0-4 with a 10.35 ERA with four home runs allowed in his four starts. With only a month left in the season, he's probably droppable in mixed leagues. Heredia hasn't done much with the bat this year in the majors and will be a bat off the bench for the M's.

Gonzales will start Wednesday's game against the Padres, Greg Johns of MLB.com reports.

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Seattle Mariners starter Marco Gonzales was chased from the game in the fourth inning on Wednesday, allowing 11 hits and eight earned runs in only three innings of work. Gonzales came into the game with an unsightly 7.94 ERA in the month of August and then put up perhaps his worst start of the year. Gonzalez won 10 games in the first half of the season but appears to be running out of gas in the dog days of August. Seattle will continue to run Gonzales out there every fifth day but his fantasy value is dissipating quickly.

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Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Marco Gonzales will be moved back from Sunday to Wednesday in order to give his arm some rest, according to manager Scott Servais. Gonzales has had a tough month of August in three starts, allowing 15 earned runs on 27 hits (four home runs) in 17 innings. Overall he's still been pretty good, and his ERA remains under 4.00 with a decent 7.9 K/9 over 24 starts. It'd be wise to keep him benched for the matchup against the first-place Astros, though.

Gonzales won't make Sunday's scheduled start as he'll be pushed back to Wednesday against Houston. TJ Cotterill of The Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Gonzales (12-8) allowed four earned runs on eight hits and three walks over five innings in the Mariners' 7-6 loss to the Athletics on Monday. He struck out four.

Gonzales (12-7) took the loss Wednesday against the Rangers, allowing seven runs on 12 hits (two homers) while striking out three across five innings.

Gonzales (12-6) took the loss against Toronto on Friday, allowing four earned runs on seven hits while striking out seven across seven innings.

Gonzales (11-5) got the win against the White Sox on Sunday, giving up two earned runs on four hits over 6.1 innings, striking out six and walking one in Seattle's 8-2 victory.

Gonzales (calf) will make his next scheduled start Sunday against the White Sox, Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times reports.

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Seattle Mariners starter Marco Gonzales leads the team with 10 wins at the All-Star break of the season. Gonzales (10-5) has been a huge surprise for the Mariners this season for a player who has never started more than eight games at the big league level in his career. He has been an absolute innings eater, pitching six innings or more in 13 of his last 15 starts. The left-hander has enjoyed pitching at the friendly confines of Safeco Field. In nine starts at home this season, he is 4-1 with a 2.89 ERA and a 1.23 WHIP. Overall, Gonzales has been especially dominant lately, allowing only two runs over his last 22 innings pitched with 18 strikeouts. Gonzales is worth a roster add in almost every format heading into the second half if he is still available.

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Seattle Mariners starter Marco Gonzales (8-5) will go for his ninth win of the season Thursday night against the Angels. The left-hander bounced back from a couple rough outings in his last start by hurling a one-run, complete-game six-hitter against the Royals last Friday. Gonzales has been a pleasant surprise and a stabilizing force in the Mariners rotation but has been bit by the home run bug recently (four allowed in his last 21 1/3 innings). But Gonzales will take the ball at Safeco Field sporting a 3-1 record with a 3.06 ERA in eight starts pitching at home. Gonzales will garner some fantasy appeal in DFS lineups for Thursday's slate of games.

Gonzales gave up five runs on seven hits and zero walks while striking out six across six innings Sunday in a 5-0 loss in Boston.

Gonzales (7-4) took the loss against the Yankees on Tuesday, allowing six runs on eight hits over 6.1 innings. He struck out five and walked one.

Gonzales didn't factor into the decision in Wednesday's 8-6 win over the Angels, allowing three runs on seven hits and two walks over five innings while striking out seven.

Gonzales -- who missed all of 2016 due to Tommy John surgery -- has thrown 74 innings across 13 starts, but manager Scott Servais remains unconcerned about his workload, Greg Johns of MLB.com reports. "I'm not concerned right now," Servais said. "We're just trying to win games. There may be some starts down the road where Marco hits a little bump and you recognize it and get him out of the game. But he's been really good, really consistent for us."

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Seattle Mariner starter Marco Gonzales will look to build on a string of recent impressive starts when he takes the ball Saturday against the Rays. Gonzales as emerged as a reliable rotation asset for Seattle recently and has not allowed in his last three starts (19 1/3 innings pitched). His ERA has plummeted from 5.31 to 3.60 with an impressive 53-to-15 strikeout to walk ratio in 60 innings pitched this season. If he continues on a similar path Gonzales will quickly become a sought after option on the fantasy waiver wire.

Gonzales (5-3) allowed just one unearned run on four hits and four walks with four strikeouts through 6.2 innings to earn the win Monday over Texas.