Seattle Mariners infielder Colt Emerson is someone the fans in the Pacific Northwest have been patiently waiting for. They've seen what the scouts say, and they've seen the YouTube clips of Emerson hitting like crazy in the Minor Leagues.
As the Seattle Mariners look for infielders with offensive ability, they've notably been linked to a pair of trade targets in St. Louis Cardinals utilityman Brendan Donovan and Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Marte.
A decade ago, I went out to an art show. Visiting my uncle in Vienna, Austria, I took a break from Metaxa-fueled family video marathons for a trip to “The Happy Show,” a traveling installation I caught at the city’s Museum of Applied Arts, headed by Austrian artist Stefan Sagmeister.
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.
After missing significant time due to injuries in 2025, Seattle Mariners outfielders Luke Raley and Victor Robles are looking to rise to the occasion when the 2026 campaign comes rolling along.
The holidays have been a bit of a grab bag for the Seattle Mariners in the offseason, as they attempt to stock their shelves with another division-winning roster in 2026.
If the 2026 Major League Baseball season were to begin today, the Seattle Mariners would be among the top contenders in the American League on paper. Seattle is coming off a 90-72 2025 campaign and its first American League West title since 2001.
The Seattle Mariners have two big holes to fill heading into 2026, in terms of their infield and their lineup. Second baseman Jorge Polanco signed a two-year contract with the New York Mets, and talks with free agent third baseman Eugenio Suarez have stalled.
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.
The Seattle Mariners have had a lot less buzz than a casual observer might expect in regards to a new contract for third baseman Eugenio Suárez. Suárez, the two-time All-Star, hit 49 home runs this year, by far the most of any remaining free agent.
With Eugenio Suárez sitting in free agency limbo, the Mariners need to make a move to find a successor. While their own veteran free agent seems like the club's best option, Seattle president Jerry Dipoto and general manager Justin Hollander have basically been sitting on their hands, waiting for Suarez to put pen to paper.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
During the Mariners' amazing run to the 2025 postseason, promising prospect Ben Williamson ended up making the jump to the big leagues to start at third base.
The Seattle Mariners have had a mixed bag of an offseason thus far. While they were able to keep Josh Naylor for the next five years, they lost Jorge Polanco to the New York Mets.
In recent weeks, there have been multiple reports and several stories linking Mariners free agent Eugenio Suárez to the Pittsburgh Pirates, with several sources suggesting he could be playing in the Steel City in 2026.
It's awfully rare for a player to hit 49 home runs in a season and receive as little free-agent buzz as Eugenio Suárez is right now. Suárez's second stint with the Seattle Mariners seems to have tanked his value, even though he had a monster two-homer game in the American League Championship Series.
The Seattle system suffered a shock earlier this week when a prominent member of their Triple-A team decided to depart for the East Coast. Mariners utility player turned Tacoma Rainiers coach Shawn O’Malley is moving to the Washington Nationals, joining the MLB staff as an assistant hitting instructor.
With three big free agents on their infield, the Seattle Mariners knew they would have to put in some serious work to hold on to key players in their infield.
The Seattle Mariners have had a mixed bag of an offseason thus far. They managed to keep Josh Naylor around for the next five years, but also lost Jorge Polanco to the New York Mets.
The Seattle Mariners have some interesting long-term decisions to make when building this year's roster. After missing out on re-signing Jorge Polanco, who jumped to the New York Mets in free agency, the Mariners have been closely tied to a pair of big-name trade candidates: St.
Following comments from Seattle Mariners General Manager Justin Hollander saying there is “certainly a chance” of a return, Seattle’s interest in re-signing Eugenio Suárez has come back into focus.
Of the Mariners’ three primary position-player free agents, Josh Naylor returned to the team on a five-year, $92.5MM contract, and Jorge Polanco headed
The Yankees have signed outfielder Brennen Davis to a minor league deal, as reported by Aram Leighton of Just Baseball. The deal includes an invite to MLB Spring Training.
The MLB community learned Saturday that a former first-round pick and longtime pitcher passed away at the age of 61. Mike Campbell reportedly died this past Monday at his home in Kirkland, Washington.