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Club question · SEA
Open · opened Aug 15, 2026, 6:47 PM EDT

What is the Seattle Mariners' largest roster need heading into the 2026-27 offseason?

01 / Make the call

What's your call?

Shortstop
Outfield bat
Late-inning relief
Starting pitching
Catching
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02 / The evidence

Why Posterior is asking.

As of 2026-08-15, the Seattle Mariners are 57-66, third in the AL West (6.0 games back) and 3.0 games out of the final AL wild-card spot. The Posterior free-agency watch lists these notable potential departures or option decisions: Andrés Muñoz (RP, club option for 2027); J.P. Crawford (SS, scheduled free agent after the 2026 season); Randy Arozarena (OF, scheduled free agent after the 2026 season); Taylor Ward (OF, scheduled free agent after the 2026 season); Victor Robles (OF, club option for 2027). Vote for the area the front office should prioritize first this offseason.

MLB Stats API standings (fetched 2026-08-15); Posterior free-agency watch (MLB.com future free-agent classes, 2026-05-02)

Standings check (2026-08-15): Seattle Mariners 57-66, third in the AL West (6.0 games back) and 3.0 games out of the final AL wild-card spot. The Posterior free-agency watch lists these notable potential departures or option decisions: Andrés Muñoz (RP, club option for 2027); J.P. Crawford (SS, scheduled free agent after the 2026 season); Randy Arozarena (OF, scheduled free agent after the 2026 season); Taylor Ward (OF, scheduled free agent after the 2026 season); Victor Robles (OF, club option for 2027).

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