Technically, money is supposed to solve problems. And the Mariners could soon have a chance to use it that way. If the Hanshin Tigers post Teruaki Sato this offseason, Seattle should get involved immediately.
The Seattle Mariners entered the 2026 season with lofty expectations. After reaching the American League Championship Series in 2025, it seemed as if Seattle could take the next step and become a World Series ball club this year.
Whether we like it or not, Logan Gilbert is the most logical trade candidate on the Mariners’ roster. He also might be the player the team can least afford to trade.
The Mariners need another dependable bat. Bleacher Report’s solution is to trade one of their most dependable pitchers for three more players with upside.
Logan Gilbert has reached the expensive part of being good. The Mariners developed him into a frontline starter and now he’s entering his final year of club control, carrying a projected $15.4 million arbitration salary and moving closer to free agency.
Logan Gilbert pitched four-plus hitless innings and struck out eight as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Los Angeles Angels 7-3 Sunday afternoon in the season finale.
Sunday afternoon is supposed to be one last empty baseball game at the end of a Mariners season that didn’t really go anywhere. But it may carry significantly more weight than that. When Logan Gilbert walks off the mound at T-Mobile Park, there’s a real chance it will be the last time he does so in a Mariners uniform.
The New York Mets will enter the 2026 offseason with the same need they did a year ago: an ace to pair alongside Nolan McLean atop the rotation. The Mets believed they had addressed that need last winter by trading with the Milwaukee Brewers for Freddy Peralta, who was coming off a career season in 2025.
Logan Gilbert did his job on September 15. No, it wasn’t perfect. But they rarely are. He posted six innings, allowed two runs and recorded seven strikeouts.
Julio Rodriguez hit a go-ahead, three-run homer in the bottom of the seventh inning as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Texas Rangers 4-3 on Thursday afternoon, taking two of three games from their American League West rivals.
Logan Gilbert landed on MLB.com’s early list of offseason trade candidates, and it’s not hard to find the reasoning. Paul Casella laid out the case. Gilbert is one year from free agency.
Logan Gilbert has surfaced as a potential Seattle Mariners trade candidate this offseason as a disappointing 2026 campaign nears its end, barring a remarkable late-season playoff push.
Logan Gilbert pitched six sharp innings to help the Seattle Mariners stop their six-game losing streak with a 1-0 victory over the host New York Yankees on Thursday afternoon.
In the course of a fantasy baseball season, we experts always end up writing about the same guys several times throughout the season. In the preseason, I told you to make Logan Gilbert the ace of your staff and to draft guys like James Wood in those earlier rounds.
It's certainly going to be interesting to see how the St. Louis Cardinals end up handling the 2026 Major League Baseball trade deadline in a few weeks.
Logan Gilbert pitched 7 1/3 innings of one-hit ball and Randy Arozarena belted a grand slam as the Seattle Mariners routed the visiting Toronto Blue Jays 11-0 on Saturday afternoon.
Dominic Canzone homered and Logan Gilbert pitched 6 1/3 solid innings as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Boston Red Sox 3-1 Sunday afternoon to salvage the finale of a three-game series.
Logan Gilbert has been one of the most consistent starting pitchers in the MLB over the past few years. The 28-year-old right-hander enjoyed an excellent 2025 campaign with the Seattle Mariners last season.
The Seattle Mariners faced off against the Athletics on Wednesday and the contest featured one of the most bizarre plays you're going to see on a Major League Baseball field.
The big question in fantasy baseball drafts this year is “Should I consider Tarik Skubal or Paul Skenes in the first round?” You might worry that you’ll have to “settle” for a different top-of-the-rotation starter.
Every game the Seattle Mariners play from this point forward is uncharted territory. Not only have the Mariners never been to the World Series, but they've never played in a game where a win would send them to the Fall Classic.
Despite catcher Cal Raleigh's potentially historic 2025 season, the Seattle Mariners have regressed toward .500, now sitting at 36-34 ahead of a huge series against the Boston Red Sox.
The ace of the Seattle Mariners pitching staff is nearing his return from the injured list and looked like his 2024 All-Star form in his latest rehab outing.