Mariners Headed for Offseason Overhaul After Dismal 2026
Seattle's MLB-low run total and likely sub-.500 finish are forcing the organization to rethink its roster construction heading into 2027.
The Mariners are on track to miss the playoffs and finish below .500 despite preseason expectations of a World Series run. Their offense ranked last in MLB with 577 runs scored. Key free agents Randy Arozarena, J.P. Crawford, and Taylor Ward could all depart this offseason. The rotation retains multiple years of control on Kade Anderson, Bryan Woo, Emerson Hancock, and Bryce Miller, giving Seattle a foundation to rebuild around.
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Dominic Canzone is slugging his way through Seattle's historically quiet offense
The Mariners outfielder is posting a 131 wRC+ with 22 HR in 474 PA, per FanGraphs' David Laurila, crediting a refined approach and a mechanical tweak to his left-handed swing.
Víctor Robles Reinstated by Mariners from Family Medical Emergency List
Robles is back on Seattle's active roster after missing time for a family medical emergency, triggering a series of corresponding roster moves.
Brendan Donovan targeting return before season's end as he recovers from concussion
Donovan, recovering from a concussion, is aiming to return before the Mariners' season ends, per MLB.com — though no timetable has been announced.
Mariners promote Michael Arroyo from Triple-A Tacoma
Seattle called up the 21-year-old prospect and optioned Patrick Wisdom to clear 40-man roster space, per MLB.com.
Bryan Woo pitching through lat injury ahead of Sunday's start vs Athletics
The Mariners right-hander is reportedly managing a lat issue and could be vulnerable on normal rest Sunday, per Yahoo Sports.
Mariners' Lazaro Montes leaves Friday's game with left hip soreness; x-rays negative
Rookie Lazaro Montes exited in the 5th inning after colliding with the right field wall at T-Mobile Park; x-rays came back negative but his status remains uncertain.