You never quite know who you are going to see at spring training, both from the players on the field and from the fans in the crowd. And on Wednesday, Phoenix
Justin Turner calls Mariners’ offseason ‘a head-scratcher for me’
Justin Turner Rips Mariners' Offseason Approach: 'What the Hell Are We Doing?'
Their lack of spending to improve their lineup is potentially preventing them from being true contenders for the World Series, and it prompted a rather critical review of their offseason from former Mariners infielder Justin Turner, who left the team to sign with the Chicago Cubs in free agency.
Justin Turner shames Mariners for offseason stagnation: 'What the hell are we doing? Are you trying?'
To be sure, the Mariners were rumored to be interested in a great many things over the winter. They explored the market for a big first-base bat, there were rumblings of a Luis Ca
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This is a team that had baseball’s greatest collection of pitchers last year, but were burdened with an offense that ruined a potentially magical season. Instead of earning their first World Series berth in their 48-year franchise history, the Mariners sat home and missed the playoffs for the 22 nd time in the past 23 years.
Former Seattle Mariners first baseman Justin Turner leveled heavy criticism against ownership of the team for their unwillingness to spend money to add offensive talent this offseason.
The former Braves hitting coach has joined forces with the actual Edgar Martinez in hopes of jolting the Mariners' moribund offense.
Underneath the sun in Peoria, Ariz., Ken Griffey Jr., Ichiro Suzuki, Mike Cameron and Franklin Gutierrez convened for a great photo.
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Following the injury of news Mets pitcher Frankie Montas, the Mets need to make a trade for Luis Castillo of the Mariners.
The Mariners have signed veteran reliever Trevor Gott to a minor league contract with an invitation to big league camp in spring training.
Two Seattle Mariners games have been announced for a popular streaming service in 2025, plus eight on FOX or FS1.
Shintaro Fujinami is 30 years old and with his fourth team, the Seattle Mariners in three years. He is still considered a top prospect because he can throw 100 mph.
The Mariners signed right-hander Trevor Gott to a minor league deal, The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal reports. Gott’s contract includes an invitation to Seattle’s big league spring camp.
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