The Mariners know the danger of a 2-0 series lead all too well, having squandered a similar advantage against the Blue Jays in last year's ALCS. A reminder for Brewers fans: no lead guarantees a World Series spot. ⚾
The Mariners know the danger of a 2-0 series lead all too well, having squandered a similar advantage against the Blue Jays in last year's ALCS. A reminder for Brewers fans: no lead guarantees a World Series spot. ⚾
The Mariners face a pivotal offseason with significant payroll flexibility, thanks to free agents like Arozarena and Crawford. Despite a disappointing 76-86 season, the team has a $30-40 million budget to potentially reshape the roster, though uncertainty looms.
The Mariners' offseason outlook is under the microscope, with financial decisions and free agency in focus. Potential managerial candidates from the Arizona Fall League are being considered to replace Dan Wilson.🔍
The Mariners aim to bounce back in 2027 after a disappointing 2026. With financial flexibility and pitching assets, they could make key moves. Core players like Julio Rodríguez need rebound seasons, while arbitration decisions will shape the roster.
The Mariners are eyeing potential coaching talent in the Arizona Fall League. With a focus on external candidates, they're scouting new voices to invigorate their staff, possibly tapping into the experience of AFL coaches like Jordan Cowan and Dylan Gargas.
Jerry Dipoto aims to reshape the Mariners' culture but should steer clear of right-handed platoon hitters. Past ventures with players like AJ Pollock have faltered. Caution is advised against signing free agents like Randal Grichuk despite his prowess against lefties.
Ryan Divish at The Seattle Times discusses potential candidates for the Mariners' managerial search. Keep an eye on the sideline drama as Seattle navigates this pivotal decision.
Seattle Mariners' farm system is looking promising, ranked No. 9 by MLB Pipeline. Key prospects like LHP Kade Anderson, INF/OF Michael Arroyo, and OF/DH Lazaro Montes are making waves, with Anderson eyeing a full MLB workload in 2027. ⚾️
Rumors swirl around four potential trade candidates who could invigorate the Mariners in 2027. Among them, Anthony Volpe of the Yankees, who could bring his Gold Glove defense and 20-20 potential to Seattle, offering a fresh start for both parties.
The Mariners are eyeing playoff coaches for their managerial vacancy, with Stephen Vogt of the Guardians as a top candidate. Vogt, once a Mariners coach and a two-time Manager of the Year, is appealing due to his ties and the team's promising roster.
One year ago, Mariners fans witnessed a historic peak with a 15-inning ALDS Game 5 win over the Tigers. This unforgettable 2025 season highlight remains etched in Seattle's baseball lore. ⚾
Lucy Bloom argues that many Mariners fans misunderstand Jerry Dipoto's impact.
The Mariners are exploring a trade proposal for Reds star Elly De La Cruz, though it's a long shot. Speculation suggests a hefty package involving top prospects might get the Reds to consider. Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto aims to bolster the lineup.
The Mariners face a critical decision on Julio Rodríguez's $240M option in 2028, hinging on his MVP finishes. With recent inconsistency, the stakes are high for Seattle's star player. Will Rodríguez's future shine bright or dim further? 🌟
The Mariners face offseason decisions with 15 arbitration-eligible players, including Logan Gilbert and George Kirby. MLB Trade Rumors projects salaries, with notable cases being Gabe Speier and Luke Raley, who may be non-tendered. 🤔
Emerson Hancock's 2026 season for the Mariners is a mix of promise and caution. He posted a career-best 3.57 ERA in 25 starts but missed the end of the season due to injury. Hancock's growth is notable, yet he still has more to prove in the rotation.
10/8/1995: Ken Griffey Jr. slugged his fifth home run of the ALDS. This brought the Mariners within a run in the eighth inning of a decisive Game 5, which they’d eventually win.
Edwin Díaz's resurgence in the playoffs with the Dodgers has Mariners fans torn. Once a beloved closer in Seattle, his success with LA comes with mixed feelings, especially as the Dodgers chase another World Series title. ⚾
The Mariners face challenges with the lockout, limiting communication with rehabbing veterans. Meanwhile, ex-Mariner Jake Bauers contemplated retirement before his 2026 resurgence.
Alex Cora's decision to step back from managing in 2027 has the Phillies searching for a manager, putting pressure on the Mariners' Jerry Dipoto to act swiftly in his own search. The Phillies could compete for top candidates like Stephen Vogt and Kristopher Negrón.