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While Crawford is no longer a plus defender, his offense exploded this season, and it led to the highest WAR total of his career (4.9 fWar). What season grade does Seattle's star shortstop deserve on his 2023 report card?
Nic Cunningham|
There are a lot of former Mariners players available in Free Agency. We already covered the players we would love to see back. Now comes the question, Who would we HATE to see come back?
Jeffrey Nooney|
heading into the 2023 season, there was a player that wanted to come to Seattle to play for the Mariners. Unfortunately, it sounds like the Mariners were too cheap to sign Trevor May
Christopher O'Day|
Quality catchers, centerfielders, and shortstops are littered throughout the Mariners' farm system. Recent draft picks Cole Young and Colt Emerson and international signee Michael Arroyo come to mind. The forgotten athletic toolsy prospect in the bunch is
Trevor Pedro|
Mariners 2023 Report Cards: How were the vibes at the Hot Corner for Eugenio Suarez?
Tanner Vogt|
Free Agency is always wild. If the Mariners are looking to fill out some of their potential openings, here are some familiar faces they could bring back in 2024
Christopher O'Day|
The Seattle Mariners Should Sign Free Agent Josh Hader to Anchor Bullpen and give them a real competitive advantage at the end of ballgames.
Curtis Christianson|
Julio Rodriguez is a finalist to win his first Gold Glove award. Is he the favorite to win?
Jeffrey Nooney|
A perennial strength of the Mariners, they could be lacking 1 or 2 high leverage arms after the loss of Paul Sewald. These 3 relievers should be at the top of the Mariners list to fill that void.
Tanner Vogt|
Dylan Moore 's overall performance on the Mariners has been uneven. While 2022 was a strong season for Moore, 2023 was a down season.
Christine Navarro|
If the Price is right, would the Mariners pull the trigger on a trade for Juan Soto?
Christopher O'Day|
The Mariners need more consistency in their lineup. After Shohei Ohtani, the free-agent market for impact bats drastically falls off. Could the Mariners trade for an impact bat?
Jeffrey Nooney|
The Mariners tend to target pitchers with some deception, at least those destined to be relievers. Armed with a funky delivery and some glove side run, Jimmy Joyce fits the mold.
Trevor Pedro|
Josh Rojas played only two months with the Mariners in 2023. His batting, especially against rivals at the end of the season, helped the Mariners' significantly. He also shone at 2nd base.
Christine Navarro|
With the season over, we take a look to see how the Mariners team did as a whole, and where their fWAR stacks up compared to the rest of the league
Christopher O'Day|
With the Mariners season over, and the Astros and Rangers battling for the AL Pennant, it's time to take a deep look at this winter's free agent class, highlighted by the great Shohei Ohtani
Michael Thompson|
Ty France has been a fan favorite for a long time, but he took a major step back this season in terms of production. But was his 2023 season as bad as you think?
Jeffrey Nooney|
Cal Raleigh put up one of the greatest seasons ever for a Mariners catcher. The switch-hitting catcher built upon that year with a career year.
Tanner Vogt|
The Mariners have shown they have a type when it comes to pitching. They'll look for pure-stuff guys with relievers, but their type with starters includes command, control, and a willingness to embrace analytics. Michael Morales is the blueprint. 
Trevor Pedro|
We checked out Topa, Brash, Sepier, and Munoz. So, outside of the big bullpen names, how did the rest of the pen do in 2023?
Christopher O'Day|
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