Adam Jude

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

After injuries derailed the Mariners' bullpen last season, some key arms are likely to return next season to give Seattle a lift.

The Mariners are planning to continue to broadcast games on ROOT Sports in 2025, multiple sources have told The Seattle Times. Here's what we know.

Here’s a primer on the top names available in free agency, and four players who would fit the Mariners’ needs and their budget.

Can the Mariners find a way to create more run support for their pitchers without giving one of them up? That's the prevailing question entering the offseason.

Mariners chairman John Stanton has, according to multiple sources, promised that player payroll will increase in 2025. How much? That’s not entirely clear.

Yes, there's still a chance for the Mariners to make the playoffs. Here's a look at how it can happen.

The Mariners blew a five-run lead and, worse yet, blew a prime opportunity to gain traction in the American League playoff chase with a 6-5 loss to the Rangers.

As frustrating as things have been for the Seattle’s hitters, it’s difficult to fathom what the lineup would look like without Raleigh’s presence in the middle.

Julio Rodriguez homers twice and drives in five runs as the Mariners beat the Rangers to remain two games back of the final AL wild-card berth with eight games to go.