Daniel Kramer

SEATTLE -- The Mariners officially unveiled their Major League coaching staff for the 2025 season on Tuesday, and the group collectively carries an old-school look, a by-design personification of what Dan Wilson hopes to establish as he eyes his first full season as manager.

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DALLAS -- Jerry Dipoto joked on Monday afternoon that his Mariners front office colleagues put the over/under for his transactional tally once this week’s Winter Meetings are done at one. “I’m bored, we’ve got to get going,” Seattle’s president of baseball operations quipped at his reputation as one of the

DALLAS -- The Mariners came away as the sport’s biggest winners in the MLB Draft Lottery on Tuesday night, securing the No. 3 overall pick for 2025 despite having the second-lowest odds (0.53%) for the top overall selection among all teams in the field. Essentially, the Mariners jumped 12 spots

SEATTLE -- The Mariners' Hot Stove season started to simmer late Wednesday evening as most of the team's front office personnel chartered back to Seattle from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport following the Winter Meetings

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SEATTLE -- The Mariners added some catching depth on Thursday, claiming backstop Nick Raposo off waivers from Toronto and adding him to the 40-man roster, which is now at 38. Raposo, who was designated for assignment by the Blue Jays on Friday, figures to be in the mix for a

This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer's Mariners Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. SEATTLE — How might the narrative of Félix Hernández's career be different had he pitched in the postseason, won at least one additional Cy Young Award (if not more), finished his career on a higher note or pitched beyond his age-33 season? All of these “what-ifs” make Hernández among the most fascinating Hall of Fame cases among this year's candidates for Cooperstown, and potentially for the next decade if he remains on the ballot.…

SEATTLE -- As we press through the holiday season and reach the new year, the Mariners’ ticketing department has already been busy preparing for the 2025 season. Single-game tickets have been on sale since late November, and the team’s promotional and fireworks schedules have also been released, as well as