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We are about six hours from the Major League Baseball trade deadline. Jerry Dipoto, the Mariners’ President of Baseball Operations, made a polarizing trade yesterday with the Arizona Diamondbacks. That might not be the last trade of the deadline.
Trevor Pedro|
We're just hours away from the MLB trade deadline, and the Mariners have been silent. If I was in charge, here are six moves I'd make to get the Mariners into the playoffs.
Michael Thompson|
The Seattle Mariners dealt reliever Paul Sewald to the Arizona Diamondbacks for Josh Rojas, Dominic Canzone, and Ryan Bliss.
Curtis Christianson|
The Seattle Mariners have struggled to get consistent offensive production in 2023, especially from the designated hitter spot. Could Andrew McCutchen help fix that problem?
Curtis Christianson|
4 Mariners players who could be gone by the trade deadline.
Jeffrey Nooney|
I love finding cool merchandise stuff online, and wanted to share these bobbleheads that just came out for Julio Rodriguez and Edgar Martinez
Christopher O'Day|
Most of the impact rental bats are either already moved or pulled off the market (Bellinger, Ohtani). But Dipoto never really wants to trade for impending free agents. He’s said numerous times that acquiring players with control (at least a season).
Trevor Pedro|
The Mariners had ten hit in each of their three games in Phoenix. This batting and excellent pitching gave them the series.
Christine Navarro|
Could the Mariners really trade Paul Sewald? History shows that they absolutely could.
Jeffrey Nooney|
The Mariners have had some high-scoring games of late with all of the players contributing to their success. The team just needs to keep it up for a winning series in Arizona.
Christine Navarro|
A palpable buzz surrounds the Mariners' young, controllable arms, a hot commodity this time of year. Logan Gilbert's name was floated around in media circles as a possible match with the St. Louis Cardinals, and the chatter is getting louder by the day.
Trevor Pedro|
Every Friday, we dive into the top headlines surrounding the hometown team and highlight the homer of the week. This "Headlines and Homers" edition includes a superstar heating up, trade deadline chatter, and the biggest blast.
Trevor Pedro|
There is one move I’d make today internally to strengthen this roster: designating Pollock for assignment and calling up Sam Haggerty. Why call up a 29-year-old utilityman who's spent the majority of the season toiling his wares in Tacoma?
Trevor Pedro|
Aidan Smith was a fourth round draft pick by the Seattle Mariners and has not been getting enough attention because he has the makings of a really nice prospect for Seattle.
Curtis Christianson|
President of Baseball Operations, Jerry Dipoto, is at it again plucking righty reliever Trent Thornton from the Blue Jays for Tacoma fan favorite Mason McCoy. Rainier fans might be slightly salty over this one, mainly because McCoy routinely blew our mind
Trevor Pedro|
I took in the Mariners' first two games of the series in Minnesota and walked away with three observations that could define the rest of the season.
Trevor Pedro|
They haven't had any luck finding a cornerstone at this position since Jerry Dipoto took over as the general manager and traded Robinson Cano.
Ryne Degroot|
The Mariners are building a solid stable of backstops in the organization. Both Arkansas Travelers' catchers, Jack Anchia and Matt Scheffler, are defensive stalwarts armed with cannons.
Trevor Pedro|
The Seattle Mariners drafted Teddy McGraw in the third round of the 2023 MLB Draft and he could be a hidden gem for the organization in this draft class if he can return to health and pitch well.
Curtis Christianson|
What if the Mariners wanted a nice quiet addition at second base during the trade deadline?
Christopher O'Day|
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