If you scroll up-and-down Seattle Mariners related content on social media, you will undoubtedly see a bevy of different opinions on rookie third baseman Ben Williamson.
Ahead of the trade deadline, it was widely reported that the Mariners were looking to add an everyday third baseman. With the lack of meaningful offensive production there over the last couple of seasons, it makes sense.
The Seattle Mariners have been linked to several infield options in advance of Thursday's trade deadline. Even after acquiring first baseman Josh Naylor, Seattle has been connected to Eugenio Suarez (Diamondbacks) and Willi Castro (Twins).
As Thursday's trade deadline approaches, there has been heavy speculation that the Seattle Mariners are shopping for a third baseman. One of the targets is Eugenio Suarez, who has 36 homers for the Arizona Diamondbacks and is tied with Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh for the major league high of 87 RBIs.
Luis Castillo is dominant, Josh Naylor hits his first homer as a Mariner, Ben Williamson gets it done on both sides of the ball Today was a huge day for Ben Williamson fans everywhere, starting with my mother, who’s been a big Ben fan (or a Big Ben fan?) since day one.
SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners' defense at third base has been some of the best in the majors this season, mostly due to rookie infielder Ben Williamson.
The Seattle Mariners have placed a heavy emphasis on defense the last several seasons. The Mariners built their entire team's identity around pitching, and have tried to construct a roster that can support the staff.
NEW YORK - Speaking before Wednesday's game against the New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners' third baseman Ben Williamson spoke about his first few months in the big leagues.
As the Seattle Mariners move toward the July 31 trade deadline, reports indicate they are targeting corner infielders. The Mariners have been linked to both first and third baseman, and reportedly have interest in a reunion with former infielder Eugenio Suarez, currently playing for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Mariners Ben Williamson’s unique drive for improvement will be the separator, say his former coaches “Development in all sports, baseball in this case, is about who can keep getting better the longest who can keep that growth curve going...he’s continuing to get better.
Though the Seattle Mariners lost on Friday night against the Toronto Blue Jays, M's rookie Ben Williamson continues to make a big impact on the roster.
The Seattle Mariners have had multiple players make their major league debuts this season, from Logan Evans to Rhylan Thomas to Ben Williamson. The latter has become a regular for the M's after getting called up to help fill the void left by the injured Ryan Bliss, and because of early-season nagging soreness for Jorge Polanco.
Seattle Mariners rookie Ben Williamson wowed fans on Friday night with an incredible play he made in the bottom of the first inning against the Texas Rangers.
After suddenly missing Sunday's series finale against the Miami Marlins with back spasms, Seattle Mariners prospect Ben Williamson is back in the lineup on Tuesday for the series opener with the Los Angeles Angels.
Seattle Mariners prospect Ben Williamson has been scratched from Sunday's series finale against the Miami Marlins for unknown reasons. Originally in the starting lineup, Williamson was scratched, as was Rowdy Tellez.
The Seattle Mariners have gotten great contributions from third baseman Ben Williamson since he was called up to the big leagues on April 13. Thought of as a glove-first infielder, Williamson has more than held his own at the plate.
Ben Williamson, Leo Rivas and J.P. Crawford combined for seven of the team's 13 hits while forming the bottom third of the lineup, leading the visiting Seattle Mariners past the Boston Red Sox 8-5 on Wednesday night.
The Seattle Mariners earned a crucial 8-4, extra-innings win against the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday. The victor set the Mariners and Blue Jays up for a rubber match on Sunday.
The Seattle Mariners will have a chance to win their fourth consecutive series in Game 3 of a set against the Toronto Blue Jays at 10:37 a.m. PT on Sunday.
The Seattle Mariners lost 3-1 against the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night, falling to 10-10 in the process. Though the M's lost, the game was not a total dud, as the recently called-up Ben Williamson continued to flash some of the hallmarks of his game.
On Sunday, the Seattle Mariners called up infielder Ben Williamson from Triple-A Tacoma. The No. 13 prospect in the M's organization, Williamson played his college ball at William & Mary.
The Mariners called up one of their former top draft picks on April 13. Ben Williamson, a second-round pick from the 2023 MLB Draft, was promoted from Tacoma (AAA) to join the Mariners.
The Seattle Mariners prospects have continued to put together solid showings in the first week of spring training. Ben Williamson has been one of the most consistent Mariners minor leaguers in big league camp thus far.