Dan Wilson steps down as the M’s prepare for uncertain offseason
The Mariners concluded the season with a win, but Dan Wilson’s tenure as manager is over and now the organization faces plenty of questions.
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The Mariners concluded the season with a win, but Dan Wilson’s tenure as manager is over and now the organization faces plenty of questions.
The 2026 season might not have finished yet, but conversation has inevitably turned to Dan Wilson’s position as Seattle Mariners manager.
The Seattle Mariners have claimed Nolan Kingham off waivers from the Rangers, while reports indicate Rob Refsnyder is going to retire.
The start of the second half of 2026 was meant to represent a reboot, but saw more of what plagued the Mariners before the All-Star break.
Bryan Woo pitches a gem, Josh Naylor was back in the lineup and Dan Wilson makes it 150 not out as Mariners manager in a 3-1 win.
Mariners Piggy back lacked run support as Mariners lose 2-1
The Mariners lean on the bottom of the lineup to snap a four-game losing skid and help George Kirby continue his winning ways against Texas.
Dan Wilson might not have been named AL Manager of the Year, but he can still be proud of everything he accomplished with the Mariners.
In many ways it’s almost ordained that the Mariners’ chances of finally making the World Series come down to a winner-takes-all Game Seven.
The Mariners lead early, but then fall apart and lose 9-3 to the Tigers, meaning this ALDS will now return to Seattle to determine the winner.
There were plenty of people critical about appointing Dan Wilson as Mariners manager, but it’s tough to argue with the success he’s had.
The Mariners are looking for answers after losing seven of eight on the road, including equalling a season-high five-game losing streak.