The Mariners are at a crossroads heading into the offseason.
Hello everyone and welcome to the weekend! Yesterday was an off-day for the lone remaining Division Series. The Guardians and White Sox will face off in a do-or-die Game 5 tonight with first pitch slated for 5pm PT.
One of the more important comments Jerry Dipoto made about the Mariners’ managerial search was an admission about player development. “Multiple of our Major League players who came through our system have referenced what they learned in player development that got abandoned in the big leagues this year,” Dipoto told MLB.com.
MLB has been awarding the National League Championship Series MVP Award since the 1977 season. How many of the winners can you name in six minutes?
Jerry Dipoto has accepted responsibility for the Mariners’ failure. So now we need to see what that admission buys the Mariners at shortstop, in the outfield, on the bench and in the bullpen.
The 2026 MLB season was full of great performances, breakout stars, and incredible feats. These are the 25 things we learned along the way.
The Mariners have spent years searching for the kind of hitter Randy Arozarena became in 2026. Now he’s entering free agency. There are perfectly reasonable arguments against giving a player entering his age-32 season more than $100 million.
The Seattle Mariners were finally, mercifully eliminated from MLB playoff contention mid-afternoon last Friday, Sept. 25, due to a Texas Rangers win. This 2026 edition of the historically beleaguered Mariners deserved it.
Yesterday brought sweeping changes to the Mariners coaching staff on the heels of a disappointing 2026 season. Jerry Dipoto, in meeting with the media, described the need for a “culture reset” in the organization, noting specifically the sense that the big-league club had gotten away from organizational principles preached in the minor leagues.
Seattle Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto says the organization will look outside the franchise for its next manager. Dipoto confirmed the decision following Seattle’s 2026 season, saying the Mariners need a different perspective as they begin searching for a replacement for Dan Wilson.
After parting ways with manager Dan Wilson yesterday, the Mariners announced sweeping changes to their coaching staff today. While pitching coaches Pete
As the Seattle Mariners conclude a brutal 2026 season, there are expected changes to be made when it comes to main figureheads within the ball club. While the Mariners went through a disastrous season, fans can expect manager Dan Wilson to be fired, but what about president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto?
The 2026 MLB season was historic in many ways. These 25 records were broken during the season.
Jerry Dipoto took over the Mariners when Nelson Cruz was in his first Seattle season, Félix Hernández still sat atop the rotation and the franchise’s postseason drought had reached 14 years.
The Seattle Mariners reached the final two weeks of the season with their postseason hopes pretty much doomed. Their series against the A’s gave us the clearest picture of how they got here.
The Seattle Mariners are still alive. Technically. They are four games out of first place with more than a month remaining. In the 2026 season, it qualifies as a chance.
Bob Nightengale dropped the Mariners into baseball’s rumor mill on Aug. 16 with one sentence that shouldn’t surprise the fan base, but should grab everyone’s attention anyway.
Jerry Dipoto had plenty of ways to explain Colt Emerson’s IL placement without assigning blame. The Mariners already knew the wrist was an issue, yet the severity of the rookie’s pain still caught the organization by surprise.
Baseball executives are rarely publicly fired. They either “step away,” “transition into a new role” or “mutually agree to part ways.” Everyone exchanges compliments right?
General manager Jerry Dipoto enters the 2026 MLB trade deadline facing a familiar challenge. The Seattle Mariners boast what should be one of the most talented rosters in baseball, led by several offensive stars and featuring a starting rotation capable of carrying the club through an entire postseason series on its own.
The Mariners need more offense. We know it. Jerry Dipoto knows it. And anyone who has watched the Mariners stumble through the first half of the 2026 season knows it.
Leave it to Jerry Dipoto to look on the bright side. "If the season ended today, somehow, magically, we're in the playoffs," said Dipoto, the Seattle Mariners' president of baseball operations.
The Seattle Mariners got off to a great start to the season, but they've completely fallen apart as of late. After holding a firm grasp on a wild card spot in the American League, the Mariners have slowly slipped up, and a lot of it can be attributed to all the players on the team who are slumping.
The team has not played its best since the All-Star break and are 71-70 on the season.
Mariners general manager Justin Hollander met with reporters on Tuesday to discuss the possibility of some late-offseason acquisitions.
The Mariners have mostly been subtracting from their roster this winter, but it seems the next step will be adding.
Seattle Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry DiPoto was probably having a fine Friday evening until politian Adam Smith zinged him online.
Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto is asking the team's fans for patience after missing the postseason.
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