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The Mariners had a busy day on Tuesday, adding a new pitcher and bullpen coach, but losing a key member of their front office.
Zachary Rymer|
The Mariners turned down a chance to trade for Triston Casas last winter. Now, he could be a Plan B if they can't re-sign Josh Naylor.
Zachary Rymer|
Dan Wilson was passed up for the AL Manager of the Year, which only adds to the Mariners' unfinished business for the 2026 season.
Zachary Rymer|
Munetaka Murakami’s power is tempting, but his trends vs. heat and off-speed stuff raise major questions about a massive Mariners investment.
Tremayne Person|
Mariners fans circled Kyle Tucker as the missing piece. MLB insiders and a $400M price tag strongly disagree.
Tremayne Person|
As much as the Seattle Mariners would ideally like Eugenio Suarez back next season, it's all set up for another parting of the ways.
Paul Taylor|
Luis Castillo’s 2025 performance and expired no-trade clause give the Mariners a rare chance to turn a $108M question into flexibility for real lineup help.
Tremayne Person|
If the Seattle Mariners are truly committed to strengthening both the talent and depth of their bullpen, then they really need to consider Pete Fairbanks.
Paul Taylor|
Tarik Skubal would undoubtedly be a tremendous addition for the Seattle Mariners, but Josh Naylor is arguably the more important focus.
Paul Taylor|
Mariners pitchers are known for velocity, but Tyler Cleveland is making his case even though he only throws in the mid 80s.
Zachary Rymer|
The Mariners made a waiver claim on Ryan Loutos, a right-handed reliever with an unorthodox path to the majors.
Jason Wang|
From the depths of despair there now comes genuine reason for hope for the Seattle Mariners and their long-suffering fanbase.
Paul Taylor|
As special as the 2025 season was for the Seattle Mariners as a whole, certain individuals struggled and will be looking to bounce back next year.
Paul Taylor|
There's a realistic scenario where the Seattle Mariners could lose Jorge Polanco, but still upgrade at second base specifically but also the team as a whole.
Paul Taylor|
The Mariners will pay Andres Munoz $7 million in 2026, far less than what other premier closers are set to make in free agency.
Jason Wang|
Bryan Woo's injury proved key in costing the Seattle Mariners a first ever World Series berth, with a key stat only further reinforcing this.
Paul Taylor|
Cal Raleigh has won his first AL Silver Slugger, a result that was never really in doubt thanks to weak competition.
Zachary Rymer|
The Mariners are widely expected to be aggressive this winter, but it's still hard to project them as a big player in free agency.
Zachary Rymer|
The MLB offseason might have only just got started, but the Mariners' Cactus League schedule has already been dropped and includes two games versus the Dodges.
Paul Taylor|
The Mariners don't need Tarik Skubal, but where else are they supposed to find a 6-WAR player this winter?
Zachary Rymer|
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