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 have had an interesting offseason thus far. After losing the ALCS to the Toronto Blue Jays, they managed to keep Josh Naylor on a five-year deal, but lost Jorge Polanco to the New York Mets.
The vibes are high around the Seattle Mariners. Seattle had a phenomenal 2025 season and won its first American League West title since 2001. The Mariners finished the campaign with a 90-72 record and are positioned to be even better in 2025.
With what appears to be the inevitable exit of free agent third baseman Eugenio Suarez, the Seattle Mariners are now shifting their focus to other options.
Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson has been pretty quiet this offseason, but it hasn't been because he's somewhere on a long fishing trip or an extended vacation to Europe.
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.
As many of the Seattle Mariners' top prospects are preparing to make the jump to the Majors in 2026, the youngest pup in the litter may not be far behind them.
The Seattle Mariners took a big risk at the trade deadline by acquiring Josh Naylor and Eugenio Suárez from the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Mariners acquired both players with the knowledge that they'd both head to free agency after the season.
The Seattle Mariners took a few big risks at the trade deadline this season. They swung a pair of trades with the Arizona Diamondbacks to acquire sluggers Eugenio Suárez and Josh Naylor.
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.
The Seattle Mariners are one of the best teams in the league right now and they've built their roster in a plethora of different ways. Seattle has hit free agency hard over the last few years.
The Seattle Mariners could use another infielder before the 2025 offseason comes to a close. The Mariners re-signed Josh Naylor, which was a phenomenal and aggressive move early on in the offseason.
Is Gabe Speier a lefty? Yes. Is he a reliever? Yes. Is he good? Yes. And yet, to describe him as a good lefty reliever is a disservice. There’s something about describing someone as a lefty reliever that feels caveated.
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.
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.
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.