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While assessing managers isn’t an exact science, we can compare résumés and give credit where credit is due.
Will Laws|
Mitch Garver looks set to return as the Mariners’ backup catcher, and fans have every reason to feel underwhelmed by the call.
Tremayne Person|
The outfielder addressed the viral WBC moment between the two Mariners teammates a few days before Opening Day.
Tom Dierberger|
Cole Young’s monster spring is turning a once-open competition into a much more complicated Mariners roster decision.
Tremayne Person|
A breakout spring wasn’t enough to keep one top Mariners infielder in camp, and the timing of the move feels especially telling.
Tremayne Person|
Ryan Sloan’s dominant Spring Breakout outing gave Mariners fans another thrilling look at why the young right-hander is becoming one of Seattle’s most exciting pitching stories.
Tremayne Person|
The Mariners earned one of the boldest predictions of the spring, and it reflects just how complete Seattle looks in 2026.
Tremayne Person|
Former Mariners prospect Ben Williamson is off to a strong spring with the Rays, giving Seattle fans another reason to revisit the Brendan Donovan trade.
Tremayne Person|
Randy Arozarena could see a boost in fantasy value if traded to the Phillies, adding power, speed, and run production to an already stacked lineup.
Ryan Shea|
The Mariners’ Opening Day starter decision was not just about 2025 results. It also revealed a bigger plan for Bryan Woo.
Tremayne Person|
Dylan Moore’s Phillies opt-out has reopened questions about the longtime former Mariners utility man and where he could land next.
Tremayne Person|
The Mariners needed a more dependable bat, and Brendan Donovan is already looking like the answer this spring.
Tremayne Person|
The Mariners need more than stability from Luis Castillo. His spring struggles are raising fresh questions about velocity, hard contact, and pitch mix.
Tremayne Person|
The Seattle Mariners and the New York Yankees face mild trade rumors among expendable, high-upside team assets.
Thomas Carelli|
J.P. Crawford’s latest shoulder update has the Mariners weighing a tough Opening Day call as Seattle tries to avoid an early infield problem.
Tremayne Person|
The Nationals’ decision on Harry Ford adds a new wrinkle to the Mariners trade conversation many fans never stopped having.
Tremayne Person|
Cal Raleigh struggled in the WBC, but Mariners fans have no real reason to panic over a tiny March sample.
Tremayne Person|
Here are the five iconic cards from Topps's epic 1980s innovation-- the Traded set.
Joe Cox|
Luke Raley’s latest spring training stretch is giving the Mariners a timely reminder of the left-handed power he can bring when right.
Tremayne Person|
J.P. Crawford’s lingering shoulder issue has made the Mariners’ Opening Day picture more complicated than they wanted.
Tremayne Person|
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