Maria Chavez+FollowSaucedo Swaps Emerald City for HalosTaylor Saucedo, the Mariners’ crafty southpaw, just took to Instagram to announce he’s heading to the Angels for 2026. After being squeezed out by Seattle’s new bullpen duo—Ferrer and Speier—Saucedo’s hoping to prove he’s still got the stuff in Anaheim. Do you think the Angels are getting a hidden gem, or is Seattle’s bullpen really that much better now? #Sports #Baseball #Mariners10Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowSeattle loses pitcher File to TigersSeattle’s minor league pitching depth just took a hit—Dylan File, who logged over 130 innings last season for the Mariners’ farm teams, is heading to the Detroit Tigers. While File never cracked the big-league roster, his steady presence was valuable for Tacoma and Arkansas. The Tigers, who could use more arms, might just give him the shot he’s waited nine years for. What do you think: does losing File matter for the Mariners, or is this just part of the game? Could he finally break through in Detroit? #Sports #Baseball #Mariners00Share
Maria Chavez+FollowSeattle’s next big thing: Colt Emerson’s breakoutColt Emerson is turning heads in Seattle, and it looks like the Mariners may have found their next star infielder right in their own backyard. With Jorge Polanco gone and Eugenio Suárez still unsigned, the infield has some big shoes to fill. But Emerson’s mix of speed, power, and versatility is making a strong case for him to step up—despite his limited Triple-A experience. Imagine the energy he could bring to the lineup! Do you think it’s worth the risk to hand him the second base job this season? Let’s hear your take, Mariners fans! #Sports #Baseball #Mariners20Share
Maria Chavez+FollowMariners trade talks hit a snag—what’s next?Seattle’s hopes of landing Cardinals All-Star Brendan Donovan have hit a wall, with trade talks stalling over what the Mariners are willing to give up. Donovan’s versatility and strong bat would fill some big holes in Seattle’s lineup, but the Cardinals want Major League-ready talent in return—something the Mariners seem hesitant to part with. Now, fans are left wondering if a reunion with Eugenio Suárez is more likely, or if another surprise move is on the horizon. What do you think—should Seattle go all-in for Donovan, or play it safe with their prospects? #Sports #Baseball #Mariners00Share
terrysharon+FollowMariners Reliever Jumps Ship to AngelsWell, this is one way to spice up the AL West rivalry! The Halos just signed Tayler Saucedo, the lefty who spent three seasons in Seattle’s pen. After a rough year got him non-tendered, the Angels are betting he can bounce back to his 2023-24 form. Could Saucedo haunt the M’s in a big spot, or is this just a depth move? Time will tell! #Sports #Baseball #Mariners00Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowJulio Rodriguez’s MVP buzz lights up SeattleJulio Rodriguez is getting serious MVP hype for 2026, and the Mariners clubhouse is fired up. After another electric second half last season, Rodriguez’s name is now front and center in MLB’s predictions for AL MVP. What’s even cooler? His teammate Victor Robles jumped in with a supportive message in Spanish, and Rodriguez replied with a nod to their Dominican roots. This kind of chemistry could be the spark Seattle needs to finally break through to the World Series. Do you think Julio can keep up this pace all season and bring home the MVP—and maybe a championship? #Sports #Baseball #Mariners10Share
Timothy Huff MD+FollowRandy Arozarena brings WBC energy back to SeattleRandy Arozarena just confirmed he’ll suit up for Team Mexico in the 2026 World Baseball Classic, and Mariners fans have every reason to be excited. After a stellar first full season in Seattle—27 homers, 76 RBIs, and another All-Star nod—Arozarena’s international firepower could spark even more magic at T-Mobile Park. The best part? The WBC wraps before Opening Day, so he’ll return in top form for the Mariners’ next big push. With free agency looming after 2026, how do you feel about Seattle’s chances to keep him long-term? Would you lock him up now or wait and see? #Sports #Baseball #Mariners10Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowSeattle’s next big thing: Korbyn Dickerson?Korbyn Dickerson is turning heads as the Seattle Mariners’ latest outfield prospect, and some insiders think he could be the next breakout star. After a monster season at Indiana, where he hit .314 with 19 homers, Dickerson’s five-tool potential has fans buzzing. He’s got the speed, power, and defensive skills to make a real impact—maybe even as a 20/20 player down the line. While he’s still a couple of years away from the big leagues, the excitement is real. Could Dickerson be the missing piece for Seattle’s future? Mariners fans, what do you think about building from within? #Sports #Baseball #Mariners20Share
Andrea Castillo+FollowCould Bohm Be Seattle’s Next Hot Corner Star?With Gino possibly heading out and Polanco already gone, the Mariners’ infield is looking thin. Rumors are heating up about the M’s making a play for Phillies All-Star Alec Bohm. Bohm’s not a pure slugger like Suárez, but his steady bat and 97 RBIs in back-to-back seasons would be a huge boost. Would you trade top prospects to land Bohm and keep the Mariners in the AL elite? #Sports #Baseball #Mariners10Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowCould Jazz & J-Rod Be Seattle’s Next Big Duo?Mariners fans, what do you think about the buzz linking Jazz Chisholm Jr. to Seattle? With Polanco gone, the M’s are hunting for a spark at second base. Jazz just dropped a birthday shoutout to J-Rod, and the idea of pairing his 30/30 energy with The J-Rod Show in the lineup is wild. Could this be the move that finally gets us over the ALCS hump? #Sports #Baseball #Mariners00Share
