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The Mariners have the prospect capital to make a major trade, but that does not mean every intriguing name belongs on their offseason board.
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Don Mattingly’s Phillies contract removes a recognizable name from the market and sharpens the Mariners’ search for real change.
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Gold Glove voters can debate the trophy. Seattle should stop debating the job.
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The Mariners will interview Joe Espada after the Astros declined to renew him. Seattle should make his coaching-staff plan the center of that conversation.
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Randy Arozarena will be available and has been connected to the Boston Red Sox. But should they oblige?
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Another MLB manager job is off the table before the 2026 postseason is even over.
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Seattle needs offense, and Logan Gilbert may be the trade piece capable of bringing a controllable impact hitter back to the Mariners.
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Randy Arozarena could command $100 million in free agency, leaving the Mariners with an expensive choice and no easy replacement.
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Joe Espada has spent years studying the Mariners from Houston’s dugout. Now Seattle wants to know whether he can fix what he saw.
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MLB.com reports that Joe Espada is under consideration to become the manager of the Seattle Mariners.
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Rob Refsnyder’s failed season exposed a familiar Mariners problem. Seattle must pursue real offensive impact through free agency or a major trade.
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The Mariners cannot treat a potential Randy Arozarena draft pick as his replacement. It should help them pursue a proven hitter instead.
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Adrián Morejón could give the Mariners a high-leverage fireman, protect Andrés Muñoz and add stability to an injury-tested bullpen.
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The Mariners’ clearest path to a successful offseason begins with a right-handed power bat for the corner outfield.
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Trent Grisham makes sense as outfield insurance for the Mariners. He makes much less sense as the answer to their biggest offensive weakness.
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Who will make the Mariners’ 2027 starting rotation? Here is our current projection, including Kade Anderson, Bryce Miller and Emerson Hancock.
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More rest and a seven-game ALDS could help the Mariners, but MLB wants major economic concessions from players in return.
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The Mariners’ projected 2027 Opening Day lineup features Julio Rodríguez, Cal Raleigh and a wave of young talent, but one offseason need remains obvious.
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Seattle’s next manager could inherit three rehabbing hitters and little preparation time if an expected MLB lockout freezes player communication.
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Cal Raleigh challenged the Mariners to commit to winning in 2023. Aaron Judge just delivered a familiar warning to the Yankees.
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