Late last week, the Seattle Mariners signed some of the top global talents on MLB International Signing Day, an event on which the franchise has had considerable success in the past.
As the Seattle Mariners eye the start of Spring Training next month, they still don't know who is going to be manning third base when Opening Day finally arrives.
The Seattle Mariners are in quite a tough position with their starting third baseman Eugenio Suárez as he sits in free agency. The Mariners need a third baseman for next season, but they haven't opted to re-sign Suárez.
It's been a bit of an up-and-down offseason for the Mariners and their front office. While they have re-signed top free agent Josh Naylor and added some depth, they still have to address current vacancies at second and third base.
The Seattle Mariners struck early this offseason, but it's been a quiet couple of months since. Re-signing first baseman Josh Naylor in November was a nice, quick win for a front office that needed to prove the Mariners' deep October run was more than a one-year wonder.
The Seattle Mariners turned over their bullpen at the end of last season, non-tendering three pitchers who had fairly large past roles in November. Trent
The Seattle Mariners came into the trade deadline last year with a massive hole in their lineup. They needed to add a slugger and they opted to trade for Arizona Diamondbacks slugger Eugenio Suárez.
Earlier this month, Seattle Mariners mega star Julio Rodriguez has been selected by MLB.com as the leading candidate to win the American League Most Valuable Player Award for 2026.
The Nationals have signed right-hander Trevor Gott to a minor league deal, The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal reports. The contract presumably contains an invitation for Gott to attend Washington’s big league Spring Training camp.
The Seattle Mariners took a big risk at the trade deadline by bringing in Josh Naylor and Eugenio Suárez in a pair of trades. Both players were on expiring contracts, but they were crucial pieces in the Mariners' pursuit of a World Series title last season.
In 2025, there's no doubt that the Seattle Mariners had the best catcher in all of Major League Baseball. As Cal Raleigh emerged as an MVP candidate and nearly swept every major award, he transcended the position, achieving heights that fans and historians had never witnessed before.
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 were one of the best teams in the league last year, but they came up short of winning the American League pennant, as they were bounced from the postseason by the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Seattle Mariners took a big risk at the trade deadline last year. They swung a pair of trades to add veteran sluggers Josh Naylor and Eugenio Suárez in an attempt to push for the World Series title.
The Seattle Mariners had a huge season last year, but they need to make a few big moves in the coming weeks if they want to repeat their success. They've already lost Jorge Polanco to the New York Mets.
The Seattle Mariners entered the Major League Baseball 2026 International Signing Day with a history of success. Some of the team's top players and prospects were a product of the pipeline.
The Seattle Mariners are bound and determined to strike some kind of deal with St. Louis before the offseason is over. For weeks, they have mixed and matched, trying to get a trade of infielder Brendan Donovan completed.
After an early burst of activity, the Seattle Mariners’ offseason has slowed considerably, leaving several roster questions unresolved. Yet as the trade market evolves and roster depth continues to take shape, Seattle remains active across multiple fronts.
The Seattle Mariners will acquire righthanded relief pitcher Yosver Zulueta, who pitched for the Reds organization in 2025. The M's jumped on Zulueta when he became designated for assignment by the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday to make room for their signing of pitcher Pierce Johnson.
The Mariners designated utilityman Samad Taylor for assignment. That creates a 40-man roster spot for reliever Yosver Zulueta, whose previously reported acquisition from Cincinnati is official.
Cal Raleigh had one of the most historic seasons in MLB history. In most other seasons, that level of production would win an MVP. Hitting 60 home runs from the most demanding position in the sport defies logic and is unlikely to be repeated.
The Seattle Mariners avoided arbitration with a pair of players Thursday, reaching one-year agreements with outfielder Randy Arozarena and right-handed starting pitcher George Kirby, according to multiple reports.