Adam Jude

Mariners infield duo J.P. Crawford and Ryan Bliss have become close friends. Their bond is made stronger by the fact they're part of a small fraternity of Black MLB players.

It's early, but the Mariners are encouraged by their first steps under new manager Dan Wilson. Here are a few early takeaways from spring training.

Arozarena is taking prospect and fellow Cuban Lazaro Montes under his wing this spring: "I think he's going to be one of the best at this game very soon."

Dylan Moore remains the favorite to be the Mariners’ second baseman on opening day, but the door remains open for Ryan Bliss to earn the starting job this spring.

In the first significant shakeup of local baseball broadcasts in more than a decade, the Mariners are bringing back familiar voices to fill major roles.

Seattle considered multiple trade offers for veteran starter Luis Castillo this offseason. Here's why Jerry Dipoto and the Mariners never pulled the trigger.

The Mariners' roster is effectively set with the return of Jorge Polanco. Here's what it means for Seattle's infield mix.

In an offseason defined, so far, by their inaction, the Mariners remain on the prowl for two new infielders. Here's a look at how they might feel their needs.

As prices for starting pitchers have swelled, the Mariners have received more calls from teams interested in starter Luis Castillo. Here's the latest.

Two months into the Mariners’ offseason, the club’s greatest need has come into focus: They have to find a new third baseman.