Since he broke into the majors in 2019, Pete Alonso has been a fan favorite in New York. Alonso set the rookie home run record (53) earned National League Rookie of the Year honors, made four All-Star teams, belted 226 home runs and posted at least 4.0 bWAR in three of his five full seasons. Yet, Alonso tests the free-agent market for the first time. His market could depend on … [Read more...] about AL West Team Emerges as Dark Horse Suitor for Slugging Star
Mariners Backstop Becomes 3rd Catcher Ever to Win Platinum Glove
Cal Raleigh of the Seattle Mariners became the third catcher since 2011 to win the Rawlings Platinum Glove Award. He is the first Mariner to do so. The announcement came on Friday night and follows Raleigh’s American League Gold Glove Award at catcher. Cal Raleigh is going PLATINUM Big Dumper just took home the @RawlingsSports Platinum Glove Award – honoring the best … [Read more...] about Mariners Backstop Becomes 3rd Catcher Ever to Win Platinum Glove
Mariners Duo Win Historic Gold Gloves
Cal Raleigh and Dylan Moore each took home their first career Gold Glove Awards, the first time in Seattle Mariners history a player has won at their respective positions. For the 13th time in franchise history, the Mariners have multiple American League Gold Glove winners. The @Mariners have multiple Gold Glove winners for the 13th time in club history. — Mariners PR … [Read more...] about Mariners Duo Win Historic Gold Gloves
Mariners Decline Veteran Infielder’s Option for 2025
The Seattle Mariners have declined second baseman Jorge Polanco’s $12 million option for next season, making him a free agent. Jorge Polanco’s $12 million club option for 2025 has been declined by the Mariners, the team just announced. He will receive a $750,000 buyout and becomes a free agent. Also, Luis Urías cleared waivers and has elected free agency. — Daniel Kramer … [Read more...] about Mariners Decline Veteran Infielder’s Option for 2025
From the Sidelines, Mariners Watch Bad Season Get Worse
Playoffs and Seattle sports teams generally don’t mix, but none more so than the Seattle Mariners. One playoff appearance in the last 23 years. Mariners fans can be forever grateful they didn’t get knocked out in the first round. Technically. At least the drought is over, right? Seattle has developed a nasty habit of missing the playoffs in the last series of the year. In 2024, … [Read more...] about From the Sidelines, Mariners Watch Bad Season Get Worse