SoDo Mojo

5 days ago | sodomojo.com | Tanner Vogt

After starting the year with a series split and back-to-back series losses, the Seattle Mariners have strung together three-straight series wins. They've got the offense clicking with guys like Cal Raleigh, Jorge Polanco, Randy Arozarena and Dylan Moore on fire and carrying an offense, while others like Miles Mastrobuoni provide valuable innings in secondary roles with the team. As the team tries to even the series in Toronto, it could prove paramount come September.

5 days ago | sodomojo.com | Jason Wang

It's never a bad time to start thinking about the team's future, especially if the present remains this dismal. Some believe that it's far too soon to start discussing offseason plans, especially with the vast majority of the 2025 season yet to be played. However, acknowledging which players will hit free agency could inform other long-term roster decisions like extensions and trades, both actions the Seattle Mariners could be taking sooner than one might think.

5 days ago | sodomojo.com | Jason Wang

We shouldn't be surprised, but that doesn't mean it hurts any less. It seems that fans of every MLB team are never satisfied with the work of their front office. Even when seasons culminate in championship wins, the inevitable ups and downs of the baseball season are met with calls for immediate change. In fact, if you do a quick search on social media for the name of any baseball executive, you're almost guaranteed to find more hate than appreciation.

6 days ago | sodomojo.com | Tanner Vogt

Cal Raleigh is off to a scorching start in 2025, and if his current trajectory holds, the American League MVP race might need to make room for the first catcher to win the award since Joe Mauer in 2009. The Seattle Mariners’ backstop has launched six home runs in his last six games, including a historic two-homer performance on April 16 against the Cincinnati Reds, where he went deep from both sides of the plate for the fourth time in his career.

6 days ago | sodomojo.com | Tanner Vogt

The Mariners were interested in Kris Bryant as a free agent. It's a good thing for the franchise that nothing came of that. The Seattle Mariners dodged a major disaster by not signing Kris Bryant when he was hunting for a contract on the 2021-22 MLB free-agent market. At the time, Robert Murray of FanSided reported that the Mariners had interest in Bryant, who was one of the biggest free agents on the market. Instead, Bryant signed a massive seven-year, $182 million deal with the Colorado Rockies.