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After reaching the ALCS in 2025, the Seattle Mariners are looking to add more power to their lineup. A top Japanese slugger could be the key piece to boost their offense and fuel another postseason run in 2026.

The Seattle Mariners should keep an eye on the slugger...

The Seattle Mariners didn't give this outfielder much of a shot at becoming a regular. Will that change with the Baltimore Orioles

The Seattle Mariners should be able to reunite with Josh Naylor if his recent contract projection is accurate...

The Athletics make sense as a destination for this Seattle Mariners free agent.

The Orioles are adding veteran outfielder Leody Taveras on a one-year deal.

The Tampa Bay Rays completed a trade with the Seattle Mariners involving one of their pitchers who was recently designated for assignment.

The Seattle Mariners got some not-so-great news on Wednesday...

The Seattle Mariners have a new right-handed pitcher with exactly one game of big-league experience.

The Seattle Mariners either need to re-sign Jorge Polanco or come up with a better backup plan than they currently have.

Andres Munoz has developed as a two-time All-Star and one the game's best late inning relievers, and the Seattle Mariners just guaranteed he will be back in 2026

Eugenio Suárez could leave the Seattle Mariners in free agency, with an AL West rival emerging as a surprising contender for the veteran slugger.

The Seattle Mariners made an easy decision...

If Josh Naylor walks, the Seattle Mariners could pivot to two former All-Stars to fill their infield needs and keep their World Series hopes alive in 2026.

MLB insider Jim Bowden noted two possible succession plans for longtime first baseman Pete Alonso.

If Josh Naylor signs elsewhere, could a former MVP be the perfect fit for the Seattle Mariners? Here’s why the former MVP might be the ideal option at first base for 2026.