Seattle Mariners

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.

The Mariners will reportedly make their third addition to their pitching staff in as many days, with Carl Edwards Jr. reportedly set to be signed Wednesday.

Mariners Talk is back with part 2 of Shannon Drayer and James Osborn's interview with Brian DeLunas, plus thoughts on this week's signings.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

We break down the top things to learn from our recent interview with Mariners bullpen coach Brian DeLunas, an expert on pitching and the technology used to aid in coaching it.

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.