By now, it seems that the whole world knows about the season that Cal Raleigh produced in 2025. His 60 home runs set the MLB mark for both a catcher and a switch-hitter in a single season, and finishing runner-up in the American League Most Valuable Player voting, he was lauded for his magical performance.
Diane. It’s February 24th, 12:10 pm, mountain time. My investigation, in all it’s twists, turns, detours, and non-sequiturs has led me to the Peoria Sports Complex in the northwest corner of the Phoenix metropolitan area.
If there's a bandwagon for the Seattle Mariners in 2026, then it's getting awfully crowded. From players to personnel people, many around the game believe they could be the squad that will dethrone the two-time defending Los Angeles Dodgers and take home the Commissioner's Trophy in early November.
It's pretty clear that new Seattle Mariners leadoff hitter Brendan Donovan already feels right at home in his brand new surroundings. Acquired in an offseason deal from the St.
The only player in this year’s top twenty that joins our rankings from another major league organization, Alex Hoppe has received more coverage this offseason than he’s likely ever gotten in his life.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Chicago White Sox have been in the gutter of Major League Baseball for quite a while now. Looking to turn things around in 2026, the Chi-Town South Siders are looking to reload and rebuild, but it's only been two years since the team set the record for the worst season ever, going 41-121.
Shamelessly stealing this question from Jacob Hausdorf in the Moose Tracks yesterday because once Star Wars comes up, that’s just like tossing a package of snausages into a kennel, but I thought this question merited some focused discussion: Which non-Mariners pitcher and hitter are you most excited to watch this spring?
Among players who were not traded this offseason, few found themselves in more rumors than Ketel Marte. Arizona general manager Mike Hazen maintained throughout the winter that a trade was unlikely and said last month that talks never got close to a deal.
In a Spring with several swirling storylines, top Seattle Mariners pitching prospects, Kade Anderson and Ryan Sloan, are already looking sharp and appear aimed for big things.
For a few years now, we've been hearing about how highly the Seattle Mariners regard second base prospect Cole Young. The team's first-round selection (21st overall) in the 2022 Major League Baseball Draft, he certainly had all the tools to believe in him and his ability.
The Seattle Mariners visited Camelback Ranch in Glendale for Cactus League action against the defending World Series Champions, the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
Well, that was more spring baseball. The Mariners fourth Spring Training game on Monday was more of the same: weak at bats, sloppy play, and a bunch of names so unremarkable they didn’t even bother printing them on the jerseys.
The Seattle Mariners will play the Dodgers on Monday in Glendale, Arizona, in LA's first home game of the Spring at Camelback Ranch. First pitch is scheduled for 12:05 Pacific Time.
If you turned this game off in the second inning, that’d be understandable. Maybe you are one of the many people who woke up incredibly early to watch the US men’s hockey team gold medal match against Canada.
Well, it's become pretty obvious by now that one of the Seattle Mariners' best recent moves was acquiring first baseman Josh Naylor from the Cleveland Guardians late last season.
The Mariners enter 2026 with one of their deepest rosters in recent memory. In all departments, they look like a squad poised to back up their best season of the century.
Many Seattle Mariners fans are likely eager to see how their favorite team will build on their 2025 campaign, in which they came one win away from representing the American League in the World Series.
The Seattle Mariners have re-signed backup catcher Mitch Garver to a minor league contract worth $2.25 million. Provided he makes the 26-man Major League roster at any point in 2026, with an invite to spring training included.
The Seattle Mariners are heading into Spring Training with a roster that looks oddly familiar—and that’s actually a good thing. After their deepest playoff run in franchise history last season, the M’s are bringing back most of the squad that got them there.
There is a big hole in the Seattle Mariners’ history. They have been playing in the American League since 1977 and they have never won the American League pennant and have therefore never played in the World Series.
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The Seattle Mariners addressed catcher depth Wednesday by bringing back a familiar face ahead of spring training. The Mariners agreed to a minor league deal with veteran catcher Mitch Garver, adding competition behind Cal Raleigh as camp opens in Peoria.
The Seattle Mariners are already known for having one of the best starting pitching staffs in professional baseball heading into the 2026 season. But that rotation could get even more dangerous relatively soon, at least based on some early spring training videos of the team's top pitching prospect.
The Blue Jays announced that right-hander Jesse Hahn has been signed to a minor league contract. The deal includes an invitation for Hahn to attend Toronto’s big league Spring Training camp.