Seattle Mariners News & Updates

It’s been four months since the Seattle Mariners played a baseball game. Four months can feel like a long time. A lot happened: the holidays came and went, various roster moves were (and weren’t) made, Rick Rizzs announced his impending retirement, the Seahawks won the Super Bowl, nearly the entirety of the Winter Olympics have […]

One upshot of the Mariners’ deep playoff run in 2025 is that fans have been gifted with the shortest offseason in Mariners history. It’s been exactly four months since Game 7 of the ALCS. Those four months have contained multitudes: a rollercoaster of emotions, the stages of grief, one of the most exciting free agent […]

After the Mariners declined their end of Mitch Garver’s $12MM mutual option last fall, Garver took his $1MM buyout and then sat through a “super slow offseason.  Never really got any good offers or formal offers,” as the catcher told the Seattle Times’ Adam Jude.  Garver’s long wait in free agency ended two days ago…

PEORIA, Ariz. -- The scream will be seared into Mariners’ fans minds, maybe forever. In the heartbreaking moments following Seattle’s Game 7 loss to the Blue Jays in the American League Championship Series, Bryan Woo was being interviewed on camera and asked about the legacy of the 2025 team --

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Michael Arroyo couldn’t wait to return to his hotel on Friday night, where his older brother, Carlos, would be eagerly awaiting to talk about his big day. Arroyo, the Mariners’ No. 5 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 67 overall, crushed Seattle’s first homer of Cactus League play

The Mariners lost some home run power over the winter, but it won't hurt if they play a more complete style of offense.