J.P. Crawford’s lingering shoulder issue has made the Mariners’ Opening Day picture more complicated than they wanted.
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Seattle’s presence in the WBC championship gives the Mariners a fun, rare win-win with familiar faces representing both Team USA and Team Venezuela.
The Mariners saw a sharp Andrés Muñoz return from WBC action, and it reinforced just how important he is to Seattle’s bullpen.
Mariners fans saw the worst flash before Julio Rodríguez shook off a brutal Paul Skenes moment and reminded everyone who he is.
Mariners fans had every right to be frustrated after Team USA kept Cal Raleigh out of the lineup and erased a potential Julio Rodríguez WBC clash.
Michael Arroyo is headed back to minor league camp, but the Mariners prospect made the most of his short spring training opportunity.
The Mariners appear to be signaling a subtle catcher shift, and Mitch Garver may no longer have the inside track behind Cal Raleigh.
The Mariners got the response they needed from Randy Arozarena after the Cal Raleigh drama, even if some are still reading too much into it.
The Mariners sent Kade Anderson to minor league camp, but his sharp spring showing made this expected move more encouraging than disappointing.
Seattle’s latest roster trim was standard spring business on the surface, but one bullpen decision stood out in a big way.
Mariners fans get the ultimate WBC subplot as Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez land on opposite sides of a loaded semifinal showdown.
Cal Raleigh, Randy Arozarena, and Julio Rodriguez gave the Mariners a bizarre WBC week, even if the actual drama feels wildly overstated.
The Mariners may already be settling on a second base answer after one of the strongest spring showings in camp.
If Bryce Miller misses Opening Day, the Mariners could turn to Emerson Hancock, Cooper Criswell, or a dark-horse depth option.
The Mariners may be facing a bigger outfield question than expected as Victor Robles battles through a rough spring.
Logan Gilbert is refining, not reinventing, and that could be great news for a Mariners rotation already built around his consistency.
Bryce Miller’s latest setback has the Mariners facing an uncomfortable Opening Day question as rotation depth suddenly becomes a real concern.
Mariners spring cuts brought a tough but important reminder for Lazaro Montes after an underwhelming camp at the plate.
Josh Hader’s injury creates an early AL West opening the Mariners cannot afford to ignore as the Astros enter 2026 with late-inning uncertainty.
Brennen Davis may not make the Mariners’ Opening Day roster, but his breakout spring is giving Seattle a valuable outfield option waiting in Tacoma.