Bryan Woo, who already had a dynamite 2024 season for the Seattle Mariners, is predicted as a further "breakout" candidate for 2025. The list came from former MLB executive Jim Bowden of The Athletic.
There's a little over two weeks until Major League Baseball returns when pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training. In the interim, the various winter ba
The Mariners are cornering the market on right-handed pitchers named Luis Castillo. Seattle reached a Minor League deal with 29-year-old Luis Felipe Castillo on Tuesday, a source told MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand.
Leones del Escogido captured the winter league championship in the Dominican Republic (LIDOM). Leones defeated Tigres del Lacey, 6-5, to win th
The former Kansas City Royals draft pick recently played for the Seattle Mariners' American League West rivals, the Los Angeles Angels.
While a team like Cincinnati packaging McLain with one of their own rotation arms like Nick Lodolo in order to land an elite talent like Gilbert could make sense on paper, the injury history of both players could give the Mariners plenty of pause about giving up one of their most valuable assets for little in the way of certainty and the Reds may be equally hesitant to offer up two established players with All-Star upside in exchange for one.
The Mariners signed Castillo to a minor-league contract Tuesday that includes an invitation to spring training, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reports.
Lopez got into 27 games with the Angels in 2024, posting a .629 OPS. The 32-year-old is likely to begin the 2025 campaign at Triple-A Tacoma, where he'll give the Mariners some utility depth.
It’s not a pitch for how the Seattle Mariners have actually improved by guarding their wallets and swallowing the status quo. It’s not any of that. Despite the above … The Mariners could be ...
Another Mariners offseason, another year of avoiding the big moves that might lift the team to real contention, says columnist
Everyone was talking about Roki Sasaki and where he would sign on Friday. The Mariners had been out of the race on Sasaki for a while but on Friday the Mariners agreed to a minor league contract with hard-throwing Japanese reliever Shintaro Fujinami.
Ask any Mariners fan what they think off the offseason so far, and you’ll be met with anger and disappoint. After a self-imposed $15 million budget for the offseason, Seattle has been one of the ...