SEATTLE -- As we press through the holiday season and reach the new year, the Mariners’ ticketing department has already been busy preparing for the 2025 season. Single-game tickets have been on sale since late November, and the team’s promotional and fireworks schedules have also been released, as well as

Félix Hernández, eligible for the Hall of Fame for the first time this year, sits in the middle of an inflection point in baseball history. With 169 wins, a 3.42 ERA, a single Cy Young win, and a career that was essentially finished by age 30, he doesn’t measure up

Kristian Campbell entered 2024 as a supplemental fourth-round pick the previous July who had fashioned a nice pro debut. He ended it as the No. 10 prospect on MLB Pipeline's Top 100 Prospects list, not to mention its Hitting Prospect of the Year and the MiLB Breakout Player of the

From stunning comebacks to thrilling walk-offs to dominant pitching performances, every team had its share of memorable triumphs in 2024. But what was each club’s signature win of the season?

There seems to be little question that Ichiro Suzuki will be a first-ballot Hall of Famer when the results are announced on Jan. 21, 2025. There is, however, one major question surrounding his candidacy: Will Suzuki become just the second unanimous Hall of Famer? While we won’t know for certain

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Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson, considered the greatest leadoff hitter in history and MLB’s all-time leader in stolen bases, leadoff home runs and runs scored, has passed away. He was 65. “For multiple generations of baseball fans, Rickey Henderson was the gold standard of base stealing and leadoff hitting,” Commissioner

This page will be updated throughout the offseason to track all of the Mariners' moves, along with the progress of any injured players.

There was no shortage of storylines in the 2024 season, which featured some of the best individual seasons and performances that baseball has ever seen -- we're looking at you Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge. Which single-game performances were the best? We asked each of our 30 beat writers which

The tributes to the great Rickey Henderson are pouring in after we learned of the Hall of Famer’s sad, sudden passing, just days before his 66th birthday. Baseball’s “Man of Steal” has been rightly celebrated here, there and everywhere for his place in history as the all-time stolen bases and

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SEATTLE -- The Mariners added some catching depth on Thursday, claiming backstop Nick Raposo off waivers from Toronto and adding him to the 40-man roster, which is now at 38. Raposo, who was designated for assignment by the Blue Jays on Friday, figures to be in the mix for a

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We don’t only deal in tools around here. Performance (i.e. what players do with those tools) matters, too. Stats form much of baseball's vocabulary. It’s part of how we tell the stories of the game. Look no further than the 2024 Major League season, when Shohei Ohtani recorded the first

It has been a quiet offseason in Seattle thus far, with the Mariners among the few remaining clubs yet to make a significant addition to their Major League roster via free agency or trade since season’s end. That, according to general manager Justin Hollander, is no cause for concern. “We

SEATTLE -- The Mariners’ Hot Stove season started to simmer late Wednesday evening as a chunk of the team’s front office personnel flew back to Seattle from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport following the Winter Meetings. Yet notably absent from that group was president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto, who remained

Ever since Roki Sasaki's agent, Joel Wolfe, met with the media at the Winter Meetings, there’s been speculation about which team might be the best fit to land the prized right-hander, who was recently posted by his Japanese team, the Chiba Lotte Marines. As one executive put it when asked

DALLAS -- The 2024 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. All along, and despite missing the

SEATTLE -- The Mariners on Thursday announced the sale of their Single-A affiliate, the Modesto Nuts, to Diamond Baseball Holdings, terms of which were not released. The club will remain in Modesto as the Nuts in 2025 before moving to San Bernardino, Calif., to play as the Inland Empire 66ers

DALLAS – Arms were on the menu during Wednesday afternoon’s Rule 5 Draft at the Winter Meetings. A total of 15 players were taken in the Major League phase of this year’s Rule 5 and 11 of them were pitchers. It started when the White Sox took right-hander Shane Smith

DALLAS -- The Mariners came away as the sport’s biggest winners in the MLB Draft Lottery on Tuesday night, securing the No. 3 overall pick for 2025 despite having the second-lowest odds (0.53%) for the top overall selection among all teams in the field. Essentially, the Mariners jumped 12 spots

The 2025 Draft may still be seven months away but it's also in the news. MLB Pipeline released its initial Draft Top 100 late last week and MLB staged the Draft Lottery on Tuesday evening at the Winter Meetings.

DALLAS -- Jerry Dipoto joked on Monday afternoon that his Mariners front office colleagues put the over/under for his transactional tally once this week’s Winter Meetings are done at one. “I’m bored, we’ve got to get going,” Seattle’s president of baseball operations quipped at his reputation as one of the

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