Shannon Drayer
Shannon Drayer is the Mariners Insider for 710 ESPN Seattle and 710Sports.com. She hosts the Mariners pregame and postgame, Hot Stove and Cactus League Report shows on 710 ESPN Seattle, and an offseason podcast on 710Sports.com. A University of Washington graduate, she joined 710 ESPN Seattle for the station's launch in 2009 and has covered the Mariners since 1999. Follow Shannon: @shannondrayer
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Drayer: Mariners’ Jarred Kelenic, slowed by mild back stiffness, has unique goals for Fall League
Top Mariners prospect Jarred Kelenic has a different way of thinking when it comes to his stint in the Arizona Fall League, which should continue after he recovers from mild back stiffness.Comments -
Seattle Mariners make changes to 2020 coaching staff
The Mariners' coaching staff will look quite different in 2020. The team has confirmed that Chris Prieto and Jim Brower will not return, and pitching coach Paul Davis has accepted another position within the organization. -
Drayer: Mariners will let the kids play in 2020, so expect a different offseason
Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto spoke about his plan for the 2020 season with the media Saturday. "We are looking at a young group and wanting to let them run with it," he said. -
Drayer: Doesn’t get much better than what Mariners had in King Félix
As Félix Hernández’s journey with the Mariners winds down, the highlights come storming back. And one thing becomes clear: It doesn’t get much better than what the Mariners had in King Félix. -
Drayer: Mariners’ Marco Gonzales has stepped forward but Yusei Kikuchi remains a question mark
In part two of a series, Mariners insider Shannon Drayer breaks down what was expected with Seattle's pitching staff coming out of spring versus where it stands going into the offseason. -
Drayer: How Mariners’ hitters compare to expectations when 2019 began
Mariners insider Shannon Drayer breaks down what was expected with Seattle's offense coming out of spring versus what it will be going into the offseason. -
Austin Adams, one of Mariners’ most promising relievers, out 6-8 months
Austin Adams, a reliever who excelled after coming to the Mariners in May, is expected to be out until June 2020 following an ACL injury suffered Saturday. -
Mariners ‘starting to get there’ in building a bullpen for the future
Of the 33 Mariners pitchers this season you could describe as relievers, a good number have emerged as possible bullpen pieces going forward. This will provide a different look in next year's spring training. -
Mariners honor Ichiro with Franchise Achievement Award
Ichiro was honored by the Mariners before Saturday's game against the White Sox and expressed his gratitude with a speech in English, without an interpreter. -
Drayer: Mariners OF Kyle Lewis’ torrid start a reminder why he was a top pick
Knee problems dropped 2016 Mariners first-round Kyle Lewis down in prospect rankings, but his offensive barrage to begin his MLB career is a prime example why he was so highly touted before. -
Drayer: Dipoto says top-level Mariners prospects ‘are so close’ to majors
Whether they join the Mariners this week or early next season, Seattle has several notable prospects knocking on the door of the big leagues, general manager Jerry Dipoto says. -
Drayer: Mariners’ historic 21-1 loss to Houston was a perfect storm
The Mariners experienced the in-division dominance of the Houston Astros first-hand on Sunday in a 21-1 loss that was the worst in franchise history. -
Drayer: Mariners add 5 as rosters expand, but who else will get the call?
The Mariners added three relievers and two outfielders as rosters expanded Sunday, but they have designs on more players arriving once their Double-A team wraps up its postseason. -
Drayer: Mariners set up for important final month after strong road trip
The Mariners played well on their road trip, winning series in Detroit, Toronto and Tampa Bay. Will it energize them as they look to finish the first season of their rebuild on an upward swing? -
Drayer: Jake Fraley won’t be the only Mariners prospect you’ll see this week
Jake Fraley joined the Mariners Tuesday following his promotion from Triple-A, and pitching prospect Justus Sheffield will be right behind him.
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