Injuries hampered Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor's seasons, leading to surgeries. With a potential lockout affecting rehab communication, recovery could be challenging. Mariners fans hope for strong comebacks in the next season.
Cal Raleigh calls out the Mariners’ pitching predictability as a key issue in their 2026 struggles. Despite finishing 19th in ERA, Seattle retained pitching leadership. Raleigh’s insight could guide improvements for 2027. 🧩
Mariners fans are buzzing about a potential trade for Brewers infielder Joey Ortiz. Known for his elite defense, Ortiz could help fix Seattle's shaky infield. However, it's all speculative for now, as no deal is confirmed. 🤔
The Mariners' 2026 season wrapped up on a disappointing note, as analyzed by Isabelle Minasian. Meanwhile, Zach Hereth reviewed their use of the ABS challenge system this year.
10/7/1995: Edgar Martinez broke an eighth-inning tie in ALDS Game 4 with this clutch grand slam. This was obviously an all-time call from Dave Niehaus, too.
The 2026 Mariners' playoff hopes were dashed by injuries, with key players like Josh Naylor and Cal Raleigh undergoing surgeries after a season of diminished performance. Their combined drop in WAR was a major factor in Seattle missing the postseason.
The Mariners face a tricky decision with Bryce Miller's contract option. Despite a rough season, opting for a cheaper settlement instead of his $6.075M option could strain team-player relations. It's a classic cost vs. chemistry debate. 🤔
Logan Gilbert's projected 2027 arbitration salary is a bargain, strengthening the case for Mariners to retain him. His consistent performance and affordability make him a key asset as Seattle eyes a return to contention. 🔍
Mariners' Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor underwent surgeries and are set to recover by spring training. Raleigh had a shoulder procedure after a tough season, while Naylor addressed his wrist. Both aim for a strong comeback. ⚾️
Josh Naylor takes responsibility for a lackluster season with the Mariners, citing injuries but refusing to make excuses. Despite hitting .261, his power dipped, and his bat speed is in decline. Mariners fans hope for a healthier and more impactful 2027.
MLB Trade Rumors (Mariners): Mariners Announce Surgeries For Cal Raleigh, Josh Naylor
George Kirby's fastball woes contributed to a rough 2026 for the Mariners' rotation. With a 4.33 ERA and declining strikeouts, his once-dominant four-seamer faltered, marking a career-low season. Can Kirby reclaim his form? ⚾
The Mariners are in search of a new manager after parting with Dan Wilson. While Stephen Vogt is a desired candidate, acquiring him from the Guardians seems unlikely. The managerial search is underway, with calls already initiated.
The Mariners may have found a bullpen gem in Lucas Kelly, a strikeout machine from their minor league ranks. Drafted from Arizona State, Kelly boasts a 37.6 K% and electric stuff reminiscent of Matt Brash, though control remains a work in progress. ⚾
The Mariners face big decisions on four top prospects for the 2027 Opening Day roster. Keep an eye on how these young talents might shape the team's future. ⚾
The Mariners are set to maintain a modest payroll in 2027, aligning with their usual strategy. With key departures and arbitration estimates, Seattle's financial commitments hover around $80 million, keeping them in the frugal camp.
Felnin Celesten and Jonny Farmelo, Mariners prospects, saw their MLB Pipeline rankings drop after struggles at Double-A. Both fell 13 spots, with Celesten now at No. 60 and Farmelo at No. 83. Their strikeout rates spiked, highlighting areas for improvement.
Josh Naylor reflects on his first full season with the Mariners, admitting he didn't meet his own expectations.
Cal Raleigh shined in the first year of MLB's Automated Ball-Strike System, ranking second among batters with 4.6 projected runs gained from challenges. Seattle Mariners' fans can appreciate his sharp eye at the plate. 👀
Despite a disappointing 2026 season, the Mariners found some bright spots. Dominic Canzone emerged as a key lineup piece, Cole Young showed versatility and growth, and Emerson Hancock solidified his spot in the rotation with a 3.57 ERA. 🌟
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