The Seattle Mariners entered the offseason with a clear need to upgrade the offense. They didn't really do that, electing to sit out big-money free agency for

Montes is steadily putting together a solid spring training and has been receiving hype from several different sources.

Matt Brash and Jackson Kowar are both recovering from season-ending elbow injuries and showcased their progress Friday with bullpen sessions at the Mariners spring training complex.

Noted MLB.com researcher Sarah Langs was at Seattle Mariners spring training on Thursday, and she took some time to re-connect with M's star Julio Rodriguez. Th

Speaking on the "Refuse to Lose" podcast, ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney said that Dipoto is respected around the game and that baseball people understand that he's hamstrung by ownership constraints.

The hairdo was the talk of Mariners camp when Randy Arozarena arrived last week, so much so that fellow outfielders Julio Rodríguez and Victor Robles joined in. Arozarena is rocking frosty blond, while Rodríguez and Robles dyed theirs in an orange shade,

"We saw how much joy it brought to people and how much it meant to them," star catcher Cal Raleigh said of the Seattle Mariners' fanbase.

With the 2025 season approaching, there has been a growing debate as to whether Logan Gilbert or Luis Castillo will be named the opening day starter and lead the team onto the field in that last Thursday in March.

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El nuevo atuendo fue el tema de conversación en el campamento de los Marineros cuando el cubano Randy Arozarena llegó la semana pasada, tanto así que sus compañeros dominicanos Julio Rodríguez y Víctor Robles decidieron unirse a la tendencia.

The Mariners have had the most productive rotation in MLB the past two years, and they’re all back: Gilbert, Luis Castillo, George Kirby, Bryce Miller and Bryan Woo (with a proven No. 6 starter, Emerson Hancock, in the mix too).