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Since Tarik Skubal won his arbitration case, market prices on Seattle's elite starting pitchers will only increase.
Jason Wang|
The Mets will theoretically give Mariners fans another reason to regret losing Jorge Polanco, but perhaps they should be careful about getting too confident.
Paul Taylor|
The Cardinals’ transparency about Cijntje makes the Mariners’ trade decision feel even louder.
Tremayne Person|
The Mariners plan to give Brendan Donovan an extensive portfolio of responsibilities. It's going to put his versatility to the test.
Zachary Rymer|
After their signing of Framber Valdez, the Tigers are set to spend almost $50 million more than the Mariners in 2025. The gap is bigger than it should be.
Zachary Rymer|
Brendan Donovan is a very well-rounded hitter who brings balance and consistency to the Mariners lineup.
Jason Wang|
The Mariners bought catching depth in Jhonny Pereda, but the roster math that followed sent Jackson Kowar right back to the Twins.
Tremayne Person|
Kade Anderson could move fast, but Seattle’s own messaging is speeding the timeline up before he’s thrown a pro pitch.
Tremayne Person|
While no one denies that Tai Peete has the talent, power and athleticism to succeed, the Seattle Mariners just don't perceive him as a sure thing.
Paul Taylor|
The Mariners have a different look after adding Brendan Donovan and Rob Refsnyder. But is it a better look?
Zachary Rymer|
The Seattle Mariners have had one of the best offseasons of any MLB team, making smart acquisitions.
Jason Wang|
The Seattle Mariners have gotten quite the bargain in Brendan Donovan, but a wild comparison by ESPN's Jeff Passan really rams home this point.
Paul Taylor|
Seattle got a proven bat, but the cost hits a nerve. If Yesavage shines and Cijntje hits, the 2024 draft gets messy.
Tremayne Person|
With Brendan Donovan aboard, Mariners fans are suddenly faced with an unusual question: Whether this is the best team in the American League.
Zachary Rymer|
It had been widely reported that Colt Emerson would be given a chance to win the Mariners' starting third base job. But another position may also be in play.
Zachary Rymer|
With Luis Arraez off the board and in San Francisco, the Mariners suddenly had one less competitor for Brendan Donovan.
Zachary Rymer|
The Mariners pulled off a three-team trade to get Brendan Donovan. Here's how Seattle, St. Louis and Tampa Bay made out.
Zachary Rymer|
The Mariners finally pulled off a trade for Brendan Donovan on Monday. It may have been made possible by how they hyped Ben Williamson.
Zachary Rymer|
Jurrangelo Cijntje will focus on being a right-handed pitcher moving forward, a decision which has the potential to hasten his development with the Mariners.
Paul Taylor|
Eugenio Suárez returned to the Reds on Sunday, closing the book on his second tenure with the Mariners. It's a bittersweet story with more downs than ups.
Zachary Rymer|
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