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The Mariners could lose four players to free agency this winter, but which of them are candidates to return?

Emerson Hancock logged six no-hit innings against the Guardians on Sunday night. Not bad for a guy who is functionally the Mariners' sixth starter.

Casey Legumina, Leo Rivas, and Victor Robles may not be able to keep their spots on the Mariners' big league roster for the entire 2026 season.

Luis Castillo's fastball, Eduard Bazardo's sinker, Andres Munoz's slider, and Bryan Woo's fastball are the Mariners' pitches at the beginning of 2026.

The Mariners have three starting pitchers who could be extended, and one of them checks all the boxes as a guy who should be.

Carlos Vargas has hit the 15-day injured list and is being replaced by Cole Wilcox, a reliever Seattle traded for in November.

The Mariners didn't use the ABS challenge system on Opening Day, and it cost them.

The Seattle Mariners have plenty to work on after a 6-4 loss to the Cleveland Guardians on Opening Day, but one thing they're still doing well is going yard.

Brennen Davis enjoyed a tremendous spring training with the Mariners in Peoria, but once again he finds his Major League dream blocked by yet another injury.

Bad bullpen management cost the Mariners in their season-opening loss to Cleveland. Where have fans heard that one before?