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Former Gonzaga standout Eli Morgan is on the move.

The title of “greatest catcher in Seattle Mariners’ franchise history” still belongs to Dan Wilson. It’s a largely unofficial honor and open to interpretation and debate, though given the history of players manning the position prior to his Mariners debut on April, 4, 1994 and after his retirement on Sept. 30, 2005, there is little argument about his status.

The Seattle Mariners will add another player to the Baseball Hall of Fame this summer. Could there be more in the future?

J.P. Crawford stared off in the distance, trying to think of the proper words to say. Trying to sum up the 2024 season for himself and the Mariners wasn't simple or enjoyable. 

SEATTLE – The Mariners will have a new voice in the broadcast booth next season.

The words "payroll flexibility" hadn't quite entered the Mariners' offseason lexicon back on Nov. 22 of last year when they somewhat surprisingly traded Eugenio Suarez to the Arizona Diamondbacks in exchange for catcher Seby Zavala and right-handed reliever Carlos Vargas. 

​SEATTLE – All the hours Cal Raleigh has spent in a crouch with his legs burning, perfecting his framing technique and playing through all those foul tips off various body parts have culminated in baseball’s highest defensive honor.

SEATTLE – As things stand here early in the offseason, Luke Raley is a safe bet to be the Seattle Mariners’ opening day first baseman next season.

SEATTLE – The Seattle Mariners’ outfield is set for 2025.

SEATTLE – The consistent focus on proper execution of fundamentals, the daily detailed work to hone their technique and the understanding that a baseball player’s contribution extends beyond the batter’s box has resulted in a pair of Mariners receiving baseball’s most coveted fielding award.

Over the past two winters, the Mariners have not been a major player in MLB free agency.

SEATTLE – The Seattle Mariners are officially on the hunt for another second baseman this offseason.

NEW YORK – Get out the scalpel and the forceps. Let’s dissect the inning that cost the New York Yankees – the proud, 27-time World Series champion New York Yankees – a chance to extend the 120th World Series. It already reeks of formaldehyde, though no one in the Bronx wants it preserved. Look away, Yankees fans. Except swiveling your heads Wednesday night might take the gaze to the infield at Yankee Stadium, where the Los Angeles Dodgers piled upon themselves.

NEW YORK – It had felt so close, yet remained so difficult to cement.

NEW YORK — On Tuesday afternoon, a few hours before a season-saving 11-4 victory in Game 4 of the World Series, New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone sounded a prophetic note about shortstop Anthony Volpe.

NEW YORK – Dave Roberts stood atop a makeshift stage at Dodger Stadium eight days ago and gazed out at thousands celebrating all around the ballpark. He had screamed himself hoarse after winning the National League pennant, but the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers wanted one last pop from the crowd.

NEW YORK – The Yankees fly home with their backs against the wall.

LOS ANGELES – Teoscar Hernández already has a World Series ring, but no one really dreams of getting a ring the way he did.

LOS ANGELES – The ballpark fell silent as Shohei Ohtani clutched his left arm and writhed in the dirt.