Bryan Woo’s latest spring outing gave the Mariners more than a clean stat line. It offered a familiar look at the version of Woo Seattle wants to count on.
Mariners players kept making noise in the WBC as Dom Canzone starred for Italy, Josh Naylor produced for Canada, and Michael Arroyo impressed for Colombia.
Seattle’s latest round of spring roster cuts says a lot about how the Mariners view player development, prospect timelines, and the bigger picture entering 2026.
It was raining runs in Arizona, as the San Diego Padres set a new record for the most runs in a game in league history and Seattle continues to sputter this Spring.
Heading into Spring Training, signs were pointing to the Mariners top prospect making the big league roster on Opening Day, but that outlook appears to be changing
Seattle fell to the Angels, 7-6, but re-focused righthander Bryan Woo looked sharp again in exhibition action as he looks to build on his success in 2015
The man who makes the moves for the Mariners commented recently that there's a strong possibility that both Kade Anderson and Ryan Sloan take a Major League mound this season
