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The Seattle Mariners got some good news on starting pitcher Bryce Miller's health outlook entering the winter.
Jackson Roberts|
As the Mariners look to upgrade their offense, moving on from two established All-Stars could give them room to pursue Josh Naylor, a potential difference-maker in Seattle’s 2026 lineup.
Curt Bishop|
The Seattle Mariners have a conundrum on their hands when it comes to re-signing Josh Naylor, as ESPN insider Jeff Passan explained.
Jackson Roberts|
The Seattle catcher was selected as the overall Player of the Year and the American League Outstanding Player in the 2025 Players' Choice Awards
Ryan Boman|
The Seattle Mariners' star catcher was voted the winner of two major awards over Aaron Judge.
Jackson Roberts|
In what could be a very different Mariners lineup in 2026, writer Jeff Passan suggests that the team's number-one prospect will debut early next season
Ryan Boman|
Josh Naylor is the priority, but not the Mariners' only option.
Curt Bishop|
The Milwaukee Brewers could make a few big moves in the upcoming offseason...
Zach Pressnell|
As the offseason approaches, here are three Seattle Mariners we predict will be gone by opening day.
Jackson Roberts|
The Mariners have some options to replace any departed stars this offseason.
Curt Bishop|
The Seattle Mariners should bring back Josh Naylor...
Patrick McAvoy|
The free agent first baseman is a sentimental favorite to return to Seattle, but what will his price tag eventually be?
Ryan Boman|
Could the New York Mets be in play for this Seattle Mariners star in free agency?
Jackson Roberts|
This quiet trade between the Seattle Mariners and Los Angeles Dodgers might have flipped the season on its head.
Jackson Roberts|
What could the Seattle Mariners do at first base if Josh Naylor decides to leave?
Jackson Roberts|
On this day in 2003, the Tampa Bay Rays made a huge splash, hiring Lou Piniella to take over as their manager.
Kenneth Teape|
As Seattle enters the postseason and looks toward 2026, Mariners majority owner John Stanton sent a message to the team's supporters
Ryan Boman|
The Seattle Mariners, by all indications, will not have two of their more veteran relievers back in 2026.
Jackson Roberts|
With pending free agent Eugenio Suarez's price tag likely too high to re-sign with the Mariners, former first-round pick Colt Emerson could potentially fill his position in 2026
Ryan Boman|
The Seattle Mariners have a chance to make some noise in 2026...
Patrick McAvoy|
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