Earlier this week, ESPN released its report card on the best and worst moves of the offseason, and the Seattle Mariners' biggest trade of the winter was awarded an A-, one of the better grades received overall.
The Seattle Mariners didn’t lose Jorge Polanco by accident. They allowed him to walk by design. This distinction matters because the consequences of that decision are already visible—on the roster sheet, in the lineup’s balance, and in how the organization is choosing to shape the 2026 season.
The Mariners relied on their bench more than any other team in 2025. Unfortunately, despite the playing time, much of the offense and pinch-hitting were largely inconsistent.
The Seattle Mariners will open up the 2026 MLB season as the number-two favorites to win the American League pennant, right behind their cross-country rivals, the New York Yankees.
With the Seahawks taking on New England in the Super Bowl this week, most Seattle sports talk is being dominated by speculation about Sunday's showdown.
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.
When Jackson Kowar ended the past season, he was originally slated to be one of the team's long relievers in 2026. Instead, he was designated for assignment in late January and eventually claimed by the Minnesota Twins on Dec 3.
The formal release of the rosters for this spring’s World Baseball Classic named 16 members of the Seattle Mariners organization. That sum is the second-highest total of any club, trailing only the New York Mets with 17.
It’s time for part two of our honorable mentions, this time covering exclusively the arms that just missed list. As a reminder, next week will mark the beginning of our top twenty and continue biweekly over the course of this spring.
As has been the custom in the Emerald City between its major sports franchises, once again, a Seattle team is working to avoid bumping any other events in the city.
Cole Young is here for a reason. Young made his MLB debut on May 31, 2025, after a carousel of misbegotten second basemen struggled to hold down the position… for the eighth year in a row.
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.
In what turned out to be a an offseason of highs and lows for Mariners general manager Justin Hollander and team president Jerry Dipoto. However, they were able to cap off a frustrating few weeks by acquiring infielder and 2024 All-Star, Brendan Donovan.
The Blue Jays reached agreement with left-hander Josh Fleming on a minor league contract, reports Alden González of ESPN. The Republik Sports client receives a non-roster invite to Spring Training.
The buzz around Seattle these days is about Super Sunday, as the Seahawks look to win their second Super Bowl for the city. In the meantime, their Emerald City brothers-in-arms are lining up for a potential run at a championship themselves.
Seattle finished the offseason in style when they completed a long-awaited trade with the St. Louis Cardinals for Brendan Donovan, finally acquiring the former Gold Glove winner and an All-Star last season.
MLB.com writer and analyst Jon Morosi appeared on Seattle Sports' Wyman & Bob on Tuesday to weigh in on the Mariners' acquisition of Brendan Donovan from the St.
The Seattle Mariners are making a trade to acquire some more firepower as they attempt to build on their successes in 2025. The Mariners are acquiring infielder Brendan Donovan from the St.
The Seattle Mariners had been looking for another bat in the lineup, with president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto hinting that a trade was in the works. That deal came together on Monday.
Mariners fans holding out hope for a reunion with Eugenio Suárez finally got resolution on that front yesterday when the slugger agreed to a return to a different one of his former home: Cincinnati.
Logan Gilbert offered some revealing insight into his offseason work during a recent appearance on Seattle Sports, outlining a renewed focus on refining his secondary pitches and experimenting with new options in his arsenal.
Third baseman Eugenio Suarez spent seven years as a member of the Cincinnati Reds. He is reportedly returning for at least one more year. ESPN's Jeff Passan reported that the Reds and Suarez have agreed to terms on a one-year, $15 million contract.
Catcher Brian O’Keefe is heading to MLB Spring Training with the Mariners, the team announced Friday. O’Keefe joined the organization on a minor league pact that same day, per his MLB.com transaction tracker.
The Seattle Mariners had quite the year. They won the AL West for the first time since 2001, then came one win short of their first pennant in franchise history.
The Seattle Mariners earned only their second playoff berth in over two decades by clinching the American League West. The team reached the brink of making its first World Series appearance before going out to the Toronto Blue Jays over seven games in the Championship Series.
The MLB free agency period has started to cool down ever since Kyle Tucker and Bo Bichette signed their new deals. However, one big bat available is third baseman Eugenio Suarez.