The future of one of the best catchers in baseball is no longer up for debate. Today, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported the Seattle Mariners signed Cal Raleigh to a six-year extension worth $105 million. According to Passan, the deal starts this year and buys out three years’ worth of free agency from the catcher. According to Spotrac, Raleigh’s deal is the sixth biggest deal in … [Read more...] about Mariners Ink Star Catcher Cal Raleigh to New Six-Year Deal
Mariners Underdog Leaves Team with Tough Decision
As the 2025 season draws closer and closer with each passing day, teams have to make their final Opening Day cuts. With few notable moves this offseason, the Seattle Mariners starting lineup has mainly chosen itself. However, despite their lack of financial resources, one of their stopgaps has left them with a difficult choice to make. When it was announced that Rowdy Tellez … [Read more...] about Mariners Underdog Leaves Team with Tough Decision
Mitch Garver Has Rare Chance at Bounceback Season in Seattle
Unlike former Seattle Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik, Jerry Dipoto hasn’t been one to dish out large contracts during his time in Seattle. Dipoto was the Mariners GM from 2015 to 2021 and was promoted to President of Baseball Operations in 2023. During his time in Seattle, he’s developed the nickname “Trader Jerry” due to his ability to swing a trade out of thin air. … [Read more...] about Mitch Garver Has Rare Chance at Bounceback Season in Seattle
Where Does George Kirby’s Injury Leave Seattle?
The Mariners have arguably put together the best baseball rotation over the last three seasons. Historically struggling with most aspects of baseball, the Mariners have excelled at pitching throughout the 2020s. The Mariners use a process that they’ve outlined many times of just keeping things simple. Making sure their pitchers play to their strengths to build their confidence. … [Read more...] about Where Does George Kirby’s Injury Leave Seattle?
Mariners Banking on a Healthy Second Baseman This Season
When the Seattle Mariners sent a four-player haul to the Minnesota Twins to acquire Jorge Polanco, they believed they were getting an All-Star with a middle-of-the-order presence. Unfortunately for them, their blockbuster acquisition was a shadow of his former self. Polanco spent most of 2024 dealing with a lingering knee injury, which ultimately required offseason surgery to … [Read more...] about Mariners Banking on a Healthy Second Baseman This Season