After spending four seasons with the Seattle Mariners, lefthanded reliever Taylor Saucedo announced that he'll be departing the Emerald City to pitch for the Los Angeles Angels in 2026.
The Seattle Mariners have been one of the better teams in the American League for a few seasons, but they put together their best campaign last season.
Following the Mariners Fan Fest at the end of this month, the team's time off will be coming to an end, and the 2026 Major League Baseball season will be on the horizon.
The Seattle Mariners came into the trade deadline last offseason in desperate need of a few infielders. As a result, they swung a pair of trades for expiring sluggers Josh Naylor and Eugenio Suárez.
The Seattle Mariners look like arguably the best team in the American League West on paper heading into the 2026 season with room for growth. There's roughly a month to go until Spring Training gets here and the Mariners have already been busy re-signing Josh Naylor, signing Rob Refsnyder, and acquiring Jose Ferrer, among other moves.
18-year-old Yorger Bautista has been preparing for the upcoming season for a year now. After signing as an international free agent in January of 2025, the Venezuelan outfielder is bigger than his age suggests, and his potential might be even larger than that.
The Seattle Mariners have had a mostly quiet offseason since re-signing Josh Naylor. No other big moves have taken place, but they have been at the center of rumors for certain players in trades and free agency.
The Seattle Mariners have had a relatively quiet offseason to date, with their only major move being the signing of Josh Naylor to a five-year deal. They did add left-hander Jose Ferrer in a trade with the Washington Nationals, but they haven’t done much else.
Jorge Polanco is gone, Eugenio Suarez is likely next, and they're searching for solutions in Seattle. The Mariners (90-72, 1st in AL West in 2025) look
When most fans think of the Seattle Mariners, they picture players like Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodriguez. However, the guys who get all the headlines would even tell you that the team's most underrated leader is veteran shortstop JP Crawford.
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The Seattle Mariners are heading into the 2026 MLB season fresh off a deep playoff run that ended just one win shy of the franchise’s first-ever World Series appearance.
The Angels are signing left-hander Tayler Saucedo, as Saucedo himself indicated recently on his personal Instagram account. The exact details of Saucedo’s contract aren’t yet known, but it’s likely to be a minor league deal with an invite to big league Spring Training.
The Adirondack Thunder have their eyes set on second place in the North Division as they swept the two-game series in Maine and now have a season-high five-game winning streak.
A recurring theme has struck again, as the Seattle Mariners have missed out on another infield free agent. Kazuma Okamoto, who has been on the M's radar this off-season, has reportedly signed with the Toronto Blue Jays, just one day before his posting period was set to expire.
The Mariners' offseason has drawn some criticism within their fan base and even around Major League Baseball for the lack of progress being made this offseason.
The Seattle Mariners announced on Friday that they've made a new addition to their management team. Hailing from the 50th state, Hawaii native Kurt Zwald has been named the franchise's new senior director of business strategy and analytics.
The Seattle Mariners have already made one splash in the infield this offseason. Could another be on the way in the near future? Seattle re-signed Josh Naylor early on in free agency and now appears to be set at first base for the foreseeable future.
Kazuma Okamoto’s posting window closes at 4pm CT on Sunday, and there isn’t yet any sense where the Japanese star might sign even as his deadline nears.
The Major League Baseball offseason has been filled with talented stars from Japan's Nippon Baseball League who have tested the Major League Baseball free agent waters.
After inking a five-year contract worth $92 million with Josh Naylor at the start of the free agency period, the Seattle Mariners felt good about where things were headed.
The Seattle Mariners made a few big moves at the trade deadline to boost their roster and chase a World Series title. They added Josh Naylor and Eugenio Suárez in a pair of trades with the Arizona Diamondbacks, but both players entered free agency at the end of the season.
The Seattle Mariners’ future looks bright after their deep postseason run in 2025, where they came just one win short of reaching the World Series. Among the team’s many talented players, outfielder Randy Arozarena continues to stand out.
While the Seattle Mariners’ offseason has been quiet on the surface, the front office remains active behind the scenes. If Seattle is serious about upgrading the roster for 2026, it will almost certainly come at the cost of current roster pieces and high-end prospects.
The Mariners are still hoping to make at least one more notable splash between now and Opening Day, but Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times suggests that they’re reluctant to deal anyone from their big league roster to make it happen.