The World Series is here, which means the Hot Stove season is drawing near. Here are three moves the Mariners need to consider this offseason before a likely lockout.
First baseman-outfielder Michael Toglia is expected to compete for a bench spot on the Mariners’ roster next spring. He may also offer valuable Triple-A depth.
As we sit counting down the final days of a Mariners season that has gone sideways at every turn, it's fair to wonder: Has the end of this era already arrived?
Mariners rookie Kade Anderson just wants to pitch. But the team is tracking analytics around how he adjusts to MLB baseballs, which are different than minor-league balls.
From a big-picture perspective, the Mariners are right about where they want to be. Yet, it's a strange statement about a team six games under .500 after Wednesday's 6-0 loss.
For the second time in as many Bryce Miller starts, the Mariners were bludgeoned by a NL Central team, this time in an embarrassing 19-2 defeat to the Cubs.