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The Seattle Mariners have rarely been a franchise known for subtlety, and their most recent shift in trade posture proves exactly that. Within days of early-offseason meetings, Seattle has reportedly zeroed in on All-Star second baseman Ketel Marte—one of the most consistent, dynamic, and offensively valuable middle infielders in the league. The move surprised many […]

The Mariners’ trade, announced on December 6, 2025, sent top catching prospect Harry Ford and pitching prospect Isaac Lyon to the Nationals in exchange for Ferrer. Ferrer, now 25, offered appealing upside despite a 4.48 ERA in 2025. Over 72 appearances, he notched 11 saves and 21 holds, logging 76⅓ innings, 71 strikeouts and 16 […]

2025 has been a career-defining season for Cal Raleigh. Having signed a six-year, $105 million extension with the Seattle Mariners earlier this year, he remains committed to the Pacific Northwest. But beyond the stats and contract, Raleigh seems determined to build roots — and make a positive mark off the diamond too. Recent coverage highlights how […]

Jerry Dipoto took over as general manager of the Mariners in September 2015 and, in 2021, was promoted to President of Baseball Operations — the first person in franchise history to hold the role. For years, his blueprint centered around rebuilding the club from the ground up: revamping scouting, investing heavily in player development, and making […]

Seattle’s Free‑Agent Crossroads The Mariners entered the offseason with three of their most impactful players — Jorge Polanco, Eugenio Suárez, and Josh Naylor — available in free agency. While Seattle successfully re‑signed Naylor, the futures of Polanco and Suárez remain uncertain. The club reportedly doesn’t expect to commit to overly large contracts. According to a […]