A rare inactive offseason is plaguing Seattle in 2025. “Trader Jerry” Dipoto as fans call him is yet to make a deal that will impact the starting lineup, despite multiple holes. On top of that, conflicting reports on the team’s plans leave fans restless. Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times recently came out and said that the Mariners always knew it would be hard upgrading on their … [Read more...] about Five Strong Contenders for Seattle’s Second Base Position
Ichiro Could Become Second-Ever Unanimous Choice for Hall of Fame
Rather than asking if Ichiro Suzuki will be a National Baseball Hall of Fame inductee, it’s better to ask if he will be a unanimous selection. Very few players in baseball history have combined skill, consistency, and global impact as seamlessly as Ichiro Suzuki. Known simply as “Ichiro,” the Japanese superstar’s career transcended borders and redefined the art of hitting. From … [Read more...] about Ichiro Could Become Second-Ever Unanimous Choice for Hall of Fame
Rumor: SF Giants Join Trade Market for Luis Castillo
The trade market for Seattle Mariners ace Luis Castillo continues to grow, as the San Francisco Giants are emerging as potential suitors, according to Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle. Castillo has been a highly targeted starting pitcher on the trade market this offseason. In December he was also rumored to possibly land with the Boston Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs. … [Read more...] about Rumor: SF Giants Join Trade Market for Luis Castillo
Seattle Mariners’ All-Time Top 5 Catchers
The Seattle Mariners are the fourth-newest team in Major League Baseball. Founded in 1977, they don’t have the pedigree and longevity of most of their peers. They endured long periods of mediocre baseball between the few good periods. One position that hasn’t been fruitful for Seattle is catcher. The Mariners have three members in Cooperstown after Randy Johnson changed his … [Read more...] about Seattle Mariners’ All-Time Top 5 Catchers
Mariners Staying Too Idle So Far this Offseason
In the past 10 years, the Seattle Mariners have become a pitching lab powerhouse. Producing quality relievers and drafting and developing their starting pitchers into the gems they are today, pitching is their specialty. But even with all that, players don’t want to come to Seattle. Stories of off-the-field incidents of trading players and lack of communication between … [Read more...] about Mariners Staying Too Idle So Far this Offseason