Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times didn't have many shockers in his roster prediction, but did have one interesting player ...

In a list of hopeful predictions before spring training, writer Will Leitch put the Mariners winning their first division ...

The Seattle Mariners had clear needs going into the offseason: first, second and third base. The Mariners had limited payroll ...

The Seattle Mariners pitchers and catchers will report to spring training in one week as they get set to embark on the 2025 ...

Jerry Dipoto and the Mariners are betting that September's offensive surge was the start of something bigger. Here's why that's, at best, a risky bet.

Seattle Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto is happy with how his roster is shaping up as the 2025 season ...

the trade market yielded no solutions for Seattle. The only two starting-caliber bats the Mariners acquired, Jorge Polanco and Donovan Solano, were both free agents. It was an unusually slow ...

Two weeks before position players report to spring training in Peoria, Ariz., Jerry Dipoto acknowledged that there won't be many new names among them ...

Mariners president of baseball ... back on a $7.75MM guarantee and added Donovan Solano as a part-time righty bat for $3.5MM. Reporting from both The Seattle Times and MLB.com throughout the ...

They signed … Jorge Polanco and Donovan Solano ... then that’s another hole. Seattle’s ifs stretch outside the infield. None of which means the Mariners can’t or won’t win.