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Mariners former All-Star Ty France returns to where he started

Ty France has signed with the San Diego Padres, which means the Seattle Mariners will see plenty of him during spring training in Peoria.

The Mariners have acquired southpaw pitcher Josh Simpson from the Miami Marlins, but what does he bring to Seattle?

The Mariners will have more representatives at the 2026 World Baseball Classic than any other team, but Bryan Woo won’t be among them.

Connor Joe has played for a number of MLB teams, while Jhonathan Diaz returns to the Mariners after a brief flirtation with free agency.

The Mariners have acquired the All-Star utility player from the Cardinals, in a three-team trade which sees three players leaving Seattle.

The Mariners statue will feature Mike Cameron and Mark McLemore and also honor the 25th anniversary of the tragic events on Sept. 11 in 2001.

The Mariners have announced that they will honor the legacy of the Seattle Steelheads on Sundays at T-Mobile Park during the 2026 season.

A look at what stands out after the Seattle Mariners extend invites to 34 non-roster players to Major League Spring Training in Peoria.

The Mariners will have to make do without Logan Evans in 2026 after he underwent surgery to reconstruct a torn UCL in his right arm.

Outfield prospect Carson Jones has decided to retire after three mostly underwhelming minor league seasons in the Mariners organization.

The Mariners have acquired Jhonny Pereda from the Twins to provide catching depth, resulting in designating Jackson Kowar for assignment.

Mariners fans will have to get used to a new voice in 2027, with Rick Rizzs announcing this year will be his final season in the radio booth.