The Seattle Mariners have another move to make, according to prominent press pundit Jon Morosi. As the analyst recently stated on Seattle Sports' Wyman & Bob podcast.
On Monday night, the Seattle Mariners announced that they had signed outfielder Rob Refsnyder to a one-year, $6.25 million contract, for what will be the 11th season of his big-league career.
At the tail end of a journeyman career, it felt like Rob Refsnyder had truly found a home with the Boston Red Sox. Refsnyder was as reliable as can be in the role he was asked to play -- namely, mashing left-handed pitching.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The Seattle Mariners added another potentially potent piece to their bench, as they've signed outfielder Rob Refsnyder, 34, to a one-year, $6.25 million dollar contract.
In the words of New York Yankees TV announcer Michael Kay, "See yah!" That's what the Boston Red Sox are saying about former Yankees prospect Rob Refsnyder.
The Seattle Mariners recently agreed to a contract with 1B/OF Rob Refsnyder in MLB free agency. On Monday, the team officially announced the signing, with Mariners general manager Justin Hollander releasing a statement as well.
Another NPB standout is coming back to North America, as left-hander Foster Griffin is joining the Nationals for the 2026 season. That move was one of several to get done on December 22, a day that also saw the Mariners bring in former Red Sox Rob Refsnyder.
The Seattle Mariners have confirmed the signing of Rob Refsnyder to a one-year, $6.25 million contract. Refsnyder most recently spent four seasons with the Boston Red Sox, primarily serving as a right-handed platoon bat.
The Seattle Mariners entered this winter with a robust agenda, and it's now nearly complete. Re-sign Josh Naylor: check. Find a lefty for the bullpen: check.
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 Mariners announced the signing of outfielder Rob Refsnyder to a one-year contract. It’s reportedly a $6.25M deal with another $250K available in incentives for the PSI Sports Management client. Seattle’s 40-man roster is now at capacity.
Welcome back to the 2025-26 edition of Smash or Pass, in which we examine potential free agent and trade targets to determine whether the Red Sox should pursue them and what it would take to land them.
Some players' free agencies steal all the headlines, but the Boston Red Sox could quietly lose a very important member of the roster this offseason. Outfielder Rob Refsnyder plays a somewhat minimal role as a weak-side platoon outfielder, but he plays that role incredibly well.
Yes, the New York Yankees are at least one man short in the outfield. No, this isn't another story about re-signing Cody Bellinger or chasing former Chicago Cubs outfielder Kyle Tucker.
The St. Louis Cardinals have some important work to do in the coming days. The Winter Meetings are set to begin on Sunday, and the Chaim Bloom will have some deals to make.
We cover the coverage like PCA covers center field. Names in the news today: Rob Refsnyder, Michael King. Several places have discussed both. Refsnyder looks like Turner-lite and that probably doesn’t have legs.
There is more to building a winning team than just the superstar talent on the roster. Obviously, if you load up with All-Stars throughout the roster, that's going to help.
After bouncing from one team to another at the beginning of his MLB career, Rob Refsnyder found a home in Boston for the past several seasons. The 34-year-old South Korean native, who was once a Blue Jay for a brief time in 2017, has made a living out of being successful against left-handed pitching.
The Los Angeles Dodgers need a left fielder for the upcoming season, and CBS Sports' R.J. Anderson believes Rob Refsnyder would fit well within LA's lineup.
It’s the bottom of the ninth. Your team is down by one. With a pair of runners in scoring position, all you need is one big hit to turn everything around.
Red Sox outfielder Rob Refsnyder flirted with retirement last offseason, but ultimately decided to continue his career in Boston. Now that he’s headed into his age-35 season, however, it appears he’s less conflicted about his future.
Veteran Rob Refsnyder is the new owner of the longest homer hit by a Boston Red Sox player this season. Refsnyder belted a 463-foot homer to fuel Boston's second straight win in a three-game series against the Athletics, and he will aim to help the Red Sox complete the sweep Wednesday afternoon in West Sacramento, Calif.
It wasn't that long ago when Red Sox fans were calling for manager Alex Cora to be fired. Fast forward to today, and the Red Sox have accomplished something the franchise hasn't experienced in years.
Trevor Story and Rob Refsnyder homered, and Romy Gonzalez's tiebreaking single in the eighth inning lifted the Boston Red Sox to a 3-2 victory against the host Baltimore Orioles to complete a four-game series sweep Thursday afternoon.
The Boston Red Sox scratched right fielder Rob Refsnyder because of right wrist discomfort shortly before opening a four-game series against the host New York Yankees on Thursday night.