Andrés Muñoz, as expected, had his club option exercised by the Mariners and will return as Seattle’s closer in 2026 for $7 million. Now that Jorge Polanco has turned down his mutual option for 2026,

The Seattle Mariners got some tough, but not shocking, news on Wednesday. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported that All-Star infielder Jorge Polanco turned

Seattle Mariners second baseman Jorge Polanco elected to turn down his $8 million contract option and enter the free agent market.

Jorge Polanco, as expected, has declined a $6 million vesting player option for 2026 and will become a free agent, the Mariners announced on Wednesday. However, there will be interest from the Mariner

This offseason is likely going to be dominated by a few big headlines. The free agency sweepstakes for players like Kyle Tucker and Alex Bregman will make waves

On Wednesday, Mariners sources confirmed that Jorge Polanco had declined his $6 million player contract option for the 2026 season and will become a free agent.

The Seattle Mariners officially announced their decisions Tuesday on their club options for 2026 with All-Star closer Andrés Muñoz and catcher Mitch Garver.

Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 232 pounds, Wilcox has the typical frame of a power righty, and his average sinker velocity of 96.6 mph in his one major league outing this season was in line with his typical game logs at Triple-A Durham. He also has a slider and a sweeper, which are both about 10 mph slower than his fastball.

Mariners closer Andrés Muñoz had 38 saves during the regular season. In the playoffs, he didn’t give up a run in seven innings, recording two saves.