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The Mariners have a firsthand read on CJ Abrams’ breakout. The harder questions are where he’d play and what the Nationals would want for him.
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The Mariners see Ryan Sloan as part of their rotation future. That should make them just as picky about what they’d get back for George Kirby.
The Mariners’ Ian Happ rumor went from national buzz to local skepticism in a day, leaving Seattle with a familiar question in left field.
The Boston Red Sox have been a team that has been connected to Seattle Mariners star Randy Arozarena.
A Gunnar Henderson trade could fill the Mariners’ shortstop vacancy, but Seattle needs a plan to replace Logan Gilbert’s innings if he’s part of the deal.
The Boston Red Sox outfielder is someone who could end up being on the move this winter.
The Chicago Cubs have the perfect trade chip to upgrade their pitching. Will they jump at the opportunity?
Michael Arroyo has a case for left-field starts if Randy Arozarena leaves, but Brendan Donovan is penciled in and the Mariners are eyeing Seiya Suzuki.
Cole Young owns second base. If Jazz Chisholm Jr. is open to third and a short deal, the Mariners should see how he fits alongside Brendan Donovan.
The Milwaukee Brewers don't need to do anything crazy, but George Kirby is worth pursuing.
With Teruaki Sato likely off the board, the Mariners can weigh a Eugenio Suárez reunion or keep Brendan Donovan at third and add power elsewhere.
Houston’s new manager inherits an 81-win division champion. Seattle’s new manager inherits a team that beat it 10 times and still finished five games back.
The Mariners are exploring Seiya Suzuki’s fit as Randy Arozarena eyes a payday. Seattle’s case for Suzuki starts in right field.
The St. Louis Cardinals shouldn't shy away from adding a veteran, or two this winter.
J.P. Crawford wanted to finish his career with the Mariners. Seattle is moving on after a down year, leaving a legacy to celebrate and a shortstop job to fill.
Jerry Dipoto likes the free-agent bullpen market. The Mariners should use it to give Jason Kanzler a setup man he can trust with a one-run lead.
The Mariners need a third baseman and a bigger bat. Teruaki Sato could give them both, if John Stanton is willing to pay what it takes.
A wild pitch in Toronto exposed a costly Mariners habit under Dan Wilson. Jason Kanzler’s four-word rule gives Seattle a different way to address it.
The Boston Red Sox continue to be connected to the 31-year-old All-Star.
Jon Morosi’s trade report offers another reason for the Seattle Mariners to keep Logan Gilbert. His 2027 starts are worth more than a prospect-heavy return.