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Mariners OF Kyle Lewis is bringing home the big hardware as the American League Rookie of the Year after hitting 11 home runs and posting an .801 OPS in 2020.
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Mariners insider Shannon Drayer has details after talking to director of player development Andy McKay about their instructional camp and games in Arizona.
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For the first time 2010, the Mariners have two Gold Glovers as shortstop J.P. Crawford and first baseman Evan White each took their first career awards.
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Mariners insider Shannon Drayer caught up with infield coach Perry Hill to find out what makes shortstop J.P. Crawford and first baseman Evan White, both finalists for Gold Glove Awards that will be announced Tuesday, so great in the field.
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The Mariners have bought into the leadership Kendall Graveman showed in 2020, and he explained after re-signing with them Thursday that he's as bought into his new bullpen role.
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After the Mariners declined a 2021 option for Kendall Graveman at $3.5 million, they're bringing him back on reworked a deal that will guarantee $1.25 million.
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Mariners insider Shannon Drayer has all the important info you need as the offseason has officially begun following the conclusion of the World Series.
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After seeing prized Mariners prospect Julio Rodriguez up close in Arizona, manager Scott Servais said it's "probably the most excited about any player I have been in quite some time."
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The Mariners have announced their 2021 major league coaching staff, which includes Trent Blank taking over permanently as bullpen coach.
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The Mariners' J.P. Crawford and Evan White are Gold Glove finalists, and Kyle Lewis has added another rookie honor. Shannon Drayer breaks down their chances to win major hardware and more.
