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On Monday, we wrote about how an Eugenio Suárez reunion with the Seattle Mariners was more unlikely than ever following Alex Bregman's decision to sign a five-y ...

The Mariners keep leaning on youth for the infield, but with the playoffs in mind, Seattle needs more than optimism and spring training quotes.

The Seattle Mariners offseason is usually a mix of spreadsheet anxiety, vague trade smoke, and the occasional "Wait who is that reliever?" headline. And then J ...

The Mariners are reportedly interested in Nico Hoerner, but they and the Cubs don't line up well as trading partners.

Andrés Muñoz had a few bumpy months last summer, which could point to bigger issues or be simple statistical anomalies.

Mariners fans are finding out more and more about Ryan Sloan, and each new piece of information only feeds the hype.

The Mariners were never seriously in on Nolan Arenado, for whom the Diamondbacks are now on the hook to pay $11 million.

The Seattle Mariners started the offseason with a bang, when they signed Josh Naylor to a five-year, $92.5 million which was met with almost universal praise by ...

Boston missed on Bregman, and the trade market just got louder. If the Mariners want Donovan, Dipoto may need to move before Seattle's leverage vanishes.

Luke Raley, Bryce Miller, and Victor Robles are all players that will have to prove themselves in 2026 if they want to stick around in Seattle.