Mariners: 5 key questions heading into opening day vs. Guardians
The 2026 season is upon us and expectations are high in Seattle, but here are five questions the Mariners must answer in the coming months.
Author: Paul Taylor
Paul graduated with a BA honours journalism & media degree, and has covered numerous MLB, NHL, MLS, NCAA, NFL, CFL & NLL events over the years, while being fortunate enough to interview various sporting personalities one-on-one. Throughout it all, his message to anyone in this industry is to never take it for granted.
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