Despite quiet Winter Meetings, Mariners poised to make offseason noise
Winter Meetings came and went this week, and to little surprise, the Mariners were mostly quiet. Their biggest news was actually an unforeseen surprise, having secured the No. 3 overall pick for 2025 in the MLB Draft Lottery on Tuesday.
Still, the Mariners remain on the lookout for ways to improve an offense that finished 21st in runs scored in 2024. Reports ...
According to Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times, the Seattle Mariners are hoping to 'get something done' with veteran first ...
The Mariners are ready to talk about trading some of their coveted minor league pieces if they can fill a need.
The Mariners’ deadline acquisition of Justin Turner yielded positive results, and the two parties have already had discussions about a reunion for the 2025 season, general manager Justin ...
While the Mariners are working to address several areas of need, no deals appear to be imminent after Day 1 of the Winter ...
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MLB insider pours ice cold water on idea of Seattle Mariners making any major signings this winterA worrisome new report from a top MLB insider is very bad new for Seattle Mariners fans hoping they land a big bat in free ...
The Seattle Mariners' offense was much better late in the 2024, and recently acquired players were crucial in that push.
A look at a few other options in the DH mix for the Mariners: .199 — the combined batting average from Seattle’s DHs in 650 ...
The Mariners need a third baseman and the Phillies may be willing to deal Alec Bohm. The two could make ideal trade partners.
This was a very active Winter Meetings in terms of discussion,” the New York Mets president of baseball operations said.
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