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As the Angels chase upside with questionable decisions, the Mariners watch an AL West rival move backward instead of forward.

The Mariners won't be favorites for Bo Bichette, but one elite skill of his makes a Seattle fit way too hard to ignore.

Michael Arroyo has mostly played second base in the minor leagues. Now he's making the move to left field, making for a much clearer path to stardom in Seattle.

ESPN pitched a Ketel Marte blockbuster to push the Mariners over the top, but Arizona's demands and Seattle's philosophy may keep it in the realm of fantasy.

There would appear to be mutual interest between Jorge Polanco and the Mariners. Yet nothing has happened yet, and circumstances may not favor Seattle.

Jake Cronenworth's contract, versatility and on-base skills make him a fascinating target for the Mariners if the Padres really are ready to move him.

As the Astros nickel-and-dime their roster and scramble for pitching help, the Mariners' path to another AL West crown has rarely looked clearer.

The Mariners hired Nevada baseball head coach Jake McKinley to do a job that could have gone to Andy McKay. But here's why the change makes sense.

Devin Williams felt like a real possibility for the Mariners at the outset of the offseason. But now that he's $51 million richer, it's clear he never was.

Brandon Lowe has been mentioned as a possible trade target and could help the Seattle Mariners improve at second base in 2026.