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The Mariners hold a $240 million contract option on Julio Rodríguez that will require a decision in 2028. What should they do?

The Mariners finally got to see more of what Emerson Hancock's capable of, but there's a balance between optimism and still needing to see more from the righty.

Edwin Díaz is back to his best, but Mariners fans are conflicted, caught between cheering him on and not wanting the Dodgers to win (yet) another World Series.

It's imperative that Jerry Dipoto gets it right with his next managerial hire, but the Phillies now threaten to ruin the Mariners' best-laid plans.

The closer you look at the Seattle Mariners' 2026 season, the more it feels like they were lucky to win as many as 76 games. The things they were bad at include ...

Mariners pitchers took a huge step back in 2026. Cal Raleigh seems to know why.

Mariners fans seem to really like the idea of trading for Joey Ortiz. How would it work in practice?

Although the Mariners could have used this version of Ty France during a trying 2026 season, the reality is he had to get out of Seattle to rediscover his mojo.

For all that went wrong for the Mariners in 2026, we might be underrating just how much damage their injuries did.

It was undoubtedly a challenging season for Bryce Miller, but the Mariners' apparent approach to his contract situation is one which should concern the fanbase.