Last week, we wrote multiple stories about the future of former Seattle Mariners' manaager Scott Servais. Servais, who spent parts of nine years with the M's, was fired in August 2024 and is now a special assistant for the San Diego Padres.
CHICAGO - On Monday, I wrote a story for Mariners on SI about former Seattle Mariners' skipper Scott Servais. In the piece, I said that Servais should want the managerial gig with the Baltimore Orioles next offseason now that they have fired Brandon Hyde.
Despite what you've read on social media, former Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais did not take an appearance on Thursday's "Foul Territory" TV as an opportunity to rip the organization.
Former Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais will be sharing a spring training facility with his former employer as he joined the San Diego Padres in a new role.
The Seattle Mariners made a huge change on Aug. 22 last season when they fired nine-year manager Scott Servais and hired Dan WIlson to replace him. Servais was the only Mariners manager in team history aside from team Hall of Famer Lou Piniella to lead the organization to a playoff berth.
The Padres have hired Scott Servais as a special assistant in their baseball operations and player development departments, The Athletic’s Dennis Lin reports. It represents Servais’ first job since he was fired as the Mariners’ manager back in August.
After being fired by the Seattle Mariners, Scott Servais is getting a chance to stay in the same time zone. Dennis Lin of The Athletic reported Saturday that the ex-Seattle manager Servais has landed a job with the San Diego Padres.
Former Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais went on MLB Network Radio recently and spoke very highly of M's superstar Julio Rodriguez. "He's going to continue to learn from the struggles he's gone through.
On Sunday night, it was reported that the Miami Marlins are hiring Clayton McCullough as their next manager. McCullough had served as the bench coach for the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers for the last four years.
Here’s a beautiful photo that captures an era at Wrigley Field. This beautiful photo of Wrigley Field is from the 1990s. We know this before even looking at the scoreboard because of the center-field bleacher batters eye.
After being fired by the Seattle Mariners near the end of a dreadful August, former M's manager Scott Servais doesn't appear to be getting a new managerial gig for 2025.
As the MLB playoffs kick into high gear this weekend, the Seattle Mariners are sitting at home. It's the second consecutive year that Seattle has failed to make the postseason, missing it by 1.0 game after going 85-77 in the regular season.
On Thursday, the Cincinnati Reds shocked the baseball world by coaxing future Hall of Fame manager Terry Francona out of retirement to become their manager.
If it wasn’t for Jim Bowden, Dan Wilson probably wouldn’t be manager of the Seattle Mariners right now. Standout day shows glimpse of Mariners’ outfield potential Bowden was general manager of the Cincinnati Reds in the early 1990s, including on Dec.
It’s been a week since the Seattle Mariners made the difficult decision to move on from Scott Servais and replace him at manager with Dan Wilson. A week in baseball terms isn’t exactly enough time to draw too many conclusions, but that won’t stop us from watching these games and projecting our previously-held beliefs onto what we see.
The Mariners parted ways with longtime manager Scott Servais earlier this week, and the now ex-manager spoke with reporters on the club’s beat (including MLB.com’s Daniel Kramer) on Friday regarding his time in Seattle and the club’s decision to part ways with him
The Seattle Mariners have decided that they needed a new voice from their managerial seat and they fired Scott Servais and replaced him former Mariners All-Star catcher Dan Wilson.
On July 1, the Mariners sat atop the American League West at 47-39 and had a three-game lead over the Astros. Since then they have gone 17-25, falling five games behind the Astros and 7.5 games out of a wild-card spot in the American League.
The Seattle Mariners are expected to fire manager Scott Servais on Thursday and replace him with Dan Wilson, the team's starting catcher in the 1990s, The Athletic reported Thursday.
Heading into Tuesday's game against the Oakland Athletics, the Seattle Mariners have won six of their last seven games. They are also coming off a sweep of the division-rival Los Angeles Angels in which the usually tepid offense scored 19 runs and only struck out 18 times.
Since the start of 2022, Cal Raleigh has been the primary catcher for the Seattle Mariners, posting a .774 OPS in 119 games in 2022 and a .788 OPS in 123 thus far in 2023.
The 2023 Major League Baseball season is heading into the home stretch. Who will take home the hardware as the American League's Manager of the Year? Here are the top five contenders in reverse order.