Shannon Drayer is the Mariners Insider for Seattle Sports. She hosts the Mariners pregame and postgame shows as well as the Hot Stove and Cactus League Report shows on Seattle Sports, and also heads up an offseason podcast for SeattleSports.com. A University of Washington graduate, she joined Seattle Sports for the station's launch in 2009 and has covered the Mariners since 1999. Follow Shannon: @shannondrayer
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Jan 29, 2020Mariners Hot Stove Show: Kyle Lewis, a look at the farm and more
The Mariners Hot Stove Show featured live interviews with OF Kyle Lewis and director of player development Andy McKay on 710 ESPN Seattle Tuesday night.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Jan 23, 2020Drayer: Mariners’ quiet offseason has gone as planned with hopes of a louder one next year
The Mariners haven't made much movement this offseason, but if most goes right in 2020, they should be considerably less quiet this time next year.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Jan 22, 2020Mariners’ top prospects headline 21 non-roster invites to spring training
The Mariners have announced their non-roster invites to spring training, including big-name prospects like Logan Gilbert, Jarred Kelenic and Julio Rodriguez.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Jan 22, 2020Mariners Hot Stove: Evan White interview, inside Baseball America’s top 10 M’s prospects
Catch up on the latest Mariners Hot Stove Show, which featured interviews with 1B prospect Evan White, Baseball America's Bill Mitchell and more.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Jan 16, 2020Drayer: New prospect rankings show how much M’s system has changed
The Mariners' new Baseball America prospect rankings are out, and the list continues a trend of change when compared to previous rankings.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Jan 15, 2020Mariners Hot Stove Show: Shed Long interview, details on Seattle’s deals
The Mariners Hot Stove Show returned on 710 ESPN Seattle Tuesday night with guests including Shed Long, Brandon Brennan and M's director of analytics Jesse Smith.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Jan 13, 2020Drayer: Astros’ punishment is huge moment in baseball history
What does the Astros' punishment for sign stealing mean for baseball, the AL West and the Mariners? Shannon Drayer and Boy Howdy discuss in a special edition of Mariners Talk.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Jan 10, 2020Drayer: Mariners settle with Haniger, 2 other arbitration eligible players
The Mariners have settled with their three remaining arbitration eligible players, including starting right fielder Mitch Haniger.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Jan 7, 2020Mariners Hot Stove Show returns at 7 p.m. Tuesday on 710 ESPN Seattle
The Mariners Hot Stove Show will be back on the 710 ESPN Seattle airwaves at 7 p.m. Tuesday with guests Austin Nola and Brian DeLunas.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Dec 19, 2019Drayer: The state of the Mariners’ roster going into the new year
Where do the Mariners sit as we head into a usually quiet period of the baseball year? Shannon Drayer has provided this valuable resource for M's fans.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Dec 14, 2019Mariners Hot Stove Show: Jerry Dipoto addresses interest in Seager, Haniger
The Mariners Hot Stove Show returned Friday night on 710 ESPN Seattle. Listen to a full podcast and read what GM Jerry Dipoto said about recent trade rumors.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Dec 12, 2019Mariners add RHP Yohan Ramirez from Astros in MLB Rule 5 Draft
The Mariners have picked up 24-year-old pitcher Yohan Ramirez, a power arm with big stuff but room for improvement with his control.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Dec 10, 2019Mariners notebook: Servais speaks, and what’s with the Haniger buzz?
Mariners manager Scott Servais talked at length Tuesday about his team for 2020, the same day outfielder Mitch Haniger's name appeared in chatter around baseball.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Dec 9, 2019Mariners GM Dipoto: Trade of Narváez creates ‘extra pop’ in 2020 draft
Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto shed light on the most attractive part of last week's Omar Narváez trade on the first day of the winter meetings.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Dec 5, 2019Drayer: Mariners’ surprise finds at catcher key in grasping Narváez trade
Why were the Mariners comfortable trading away Omar Narváez and his bat on Thursday? All signs point to the surprising production of fellow catchers Tom Murphy and Austin Nola in 2019.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Dec 5, 2019Drayer: Mariners trade Omar Narváez to Brewers for prospect and draft pick
The Mariners have traded from a position of strength, sending catcher Omar Narváez to the Brewers for pitching prospect Adam Hill and a draft pick.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Dec 4, 2019Drayer: Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto has short shopping list and new set of free agents to look at
Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto will be at the MLB Winter Meetings next week. What will he be looking for? Shannon Drayer has the details from a Wednesday conference call.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Dec 2, 2019Mariners notebook: Domingo Santana, Tim Beckham non-tendered for 2020
The Mariners have announced their tenders and non-tenders for the 2020 season ahead of Monday's deadline, with two notable players no longer under contract.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Nov 26, 2019Mariners bolster starting pitching depth by adding Kendall Graveman
The Mariners added some pitching depth by agreeing to sign starter Kendall Graveman to a one-year deal with an additional option for the 2021 season.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Nov 25, 2019It’s official: Mariners ink Evan White to new long-term contract
The Mariners finalized a long-term contract Monday with their first baseman of the future, Evan White. Shannon Drayer has the story from the press conference.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Nov 25, 2019Notebook: Mariners make a trade and Narváez’s name appears in rumors
The Mariners added a left-hander from the Yankees and officially signed Evan White on Monday, but the big news may be trade rumors involving Omar Narváez.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Nov 22, 2019Mariners expected to sign 1B prospect Evan White to 6-year deal
The Mariners are expected to lock up first base prospect Evan White with a six-year contract in a deal that is expected to be finalized next week.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Nov 20, 2019Mariners stand pat at Rule 5 roster deadline — see who is left unprotected
The Mariners' 40-man roster sits at 35 after they opted not to place any additional players on the roster before a deadline regarding the Rule 5 draft.
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SEATTLE MARINERS | Nov 19, 2019Mariners Talk: A revealing look at M’s pitching staff, prospects and strategy with bullpen coach Brian DeLunas
Mariners bullpen coach Brian DeLunas, who was Seattle's director of pitching development and strategies in 2019, joins 710's Shannon Drayer and Boy Howdy for a fascinating video interview covering all things pitching.