MLB Network's Jon Morosi on the factors that have brought the Seattle Mariners' pursuit of an infield bat and the MLB offseason as a whole to a crawl.

The Seattle Mariners look like arguably the best team in the American League West on paper heading into the 2026 season with room for growth. There's roughly a

The Seattle Mariners (4-10) have two full weeks of Cactus League play behind them. Let’s take a look at some important developments in from last week: Seattle Mariners reliever Taylor Guilbeau pitches in a spring training game against the A’s on ...

Seattle’s top prospect may reach the majors sooner than expected, and could greatly benefit the Mariners’ lineup and their future.

Heading into the 2026 season, the sky's the limit for Seattle Mariners prospect Lazaro Montes. The 21-year-old has the potential to be a 30-homer hitter at the

Following a successful 2025 season when they fell just short of reaching the World Series, the Mariners' focus has moved to 2026. On Wednesday the Mariners released their 2026 Cactus League schedule. Seattle will play its first spring training game Feb. 20 vs.

The Seattle Mariners agreed on salaries with six of their arbitration-eligible players Thursday, with only Bryce Miller remaining.

Then, the M's will 'spring' into action. On Feb. 20, the Mariners will play their Cactus League opener vs. the San Diego Padres. The team is scheduled to play 31 games in 32 days from the initial match-up through March 23, 2026. That's a prolific pace to kick things off, but that often helps successful teams to come together more quickly.

If the Mariners really are going to give key jobs to prospects and rookies in 2026, then they better be right about Cole Young, Colt Emerson and Ben Williamson.