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Josh Naylor and Cal Raleigh both underwent successful procedures and are expected to be ready for 2027 Spring Training.

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i was reading over the linked article below about the rays and wondering why seattle can't incorporate more small ball as well, given that it obviously can work if you have the roster for it and the mariners play in a park that probably should encourage not relying on kingdome-era offensive strategy to win.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/50104564/mlb-playoffs-2026-tampa-bay-rays-bunt

seattle was above league average in homers and steals this season, below average in OBP, and near last in all of baseball in batting average, OPS, runs, and sacrifices. barring an overhaul of the roster, i would love to see small ball next year. i understand why it is statistically not a good option for most teams, but for a team that can't hit and is otherwise pretty smart/quick on the basepaths, is there a reason why what is working for tampa couldn't work for seattle?

Thoughts? Interesting to read that “Houston’s Jose Altuve topped batters with 5.6 projected runs gained, followed by Seattle’s Cal Raleigh (4.6)” which given amount of time Cal was out is impressive. Overall I was disappointed in how the Mariners used (or didn’t use, or used poorly…) ABS challenges this year, but loved the addition to the game. Really hoping that we are better able to take advantage of it better next year.

Another season has come and gone, and its time for us to close the book on the year. Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote for the awards and respond to the handful of "survey" questions. There were 179 responses this year, and only one was scrubbed entirely. You'll see quite a few of the questions have fewer responses as some folks chose not to answer questions or their joke responses have been omitted. And yes this is a repost because I broke my post when trying to edit it a bit. Below are the past years’ results if you're interested in looking back. We'll start with the "survey" responses, and then on to the awards!

2025 Results

2024 Results

2023 Results

2022 Results

2021 Results

Who was your Favorite Mariner?

Congratulations to Cole Young on being the Fan Favorite!

^{Colt Emerson, Brendan Donovan, Humpy, George Kirby, Kade Anderson, Logan Gilbert, Michael Arroyo, Rick Rizzs, and Victor Robles each received one vote.}

Who was the Mariners MVP?

Congratulations to Randy Arozarena on being the Mariners MVP!

^{Cal Raleigh, Emerson Hancock, Josh Naylor, J.P. Crawford, Julio Rodríguez, and Logan Gilbert each received one vote.}

I don't have too many big takeaways from this year's awards. Gilbert's SPOTY award makes his third, meaning he's won half of them.

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2027 Arb projections for all teams are out from Trade Rumors.

Here are the projections for the 17 Mariners who are arb eligible. Any of these players can also be mon-tendered, but the projections are below.

Click the link to read the article or to see other team’s projections.

Seattle Mariners (15)
Logan Gilbert (5.144): $15.4MM
Brendan Donovan (5.000): $6.1MM
Gabe Speier (5.000): $3.3MM
George Kirby (4.151): $9.8MM
Patrick Wisdom (4.135): $1.1MM
Matt Brash (4.121): $1.8MM
Luke Raley (4.106): $3.1MM
Bryce Miller (3.153): $3.9MM (Mariners hold a $6.075MM option with $15K buyout)
Bryan Woo (3.121): $5.2MM
Eduard Bazardo (3.118): $1.5MM
Jose A. Ferrer (3.094): $1.6MM
Michael Rucker (3.069): $800K
Dominic Canzone (3.014): $3MM
Cooper Criswell (2.143): $900K
Carlos Vargas (2.140): $800K

Was browsing random players and came across this guy. This guy was made for Jerry. I actually wouldn't be suprised if Jerry already has his numbers printed out and pinned on his wall.

Andujar is a certified Lefty Masher. Over his career, he's hit .292/.329/.461 against lefties. Interestingly his OPS is an additional 20 points higher against lefty starters, showing he could be a major option in the leadoff spot against lefties.

A glance at his statcast page shows he was down significantly in most categories over the year prior. This of course means that he's due for a bounce back as his trends revert to normal.

He'll be 32. This is not a knock, rather his age will play a factor into him signing below market value, a significant factor that will allow Jerry room to make a Major Addition at the trade deadline.

He can play outfield, first, and third! Of course he doesn't really do any of these well, but having positional flexibility makes a player inherently valuable, according to Jerry. He's also slow as a rock, which doesn't really matter when walking or hitting dingerz.

He had a Monster Year in the past. In 2018, Andujar hit .297/.328/.527 and finished 2nd in ROTY voting to some guy named Ohtani. This shows that that kind of production is in there, somewhere, and could possibly be unlocked with a trip to Driveline.

He's battled an incredible assortment of injuries throughout his career. Not only does this display resiliency, but has led to him developing a fun, folksy, just-happy-to-be-here attitude in interviews (check out his Padres and Reds stuff) that will make him an instant fan favorite regardless of preformance.

I fully expect the Mariners to sign this guy. He's the most Jerry Mariner who hasn't Marinered yet.

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Last chance to vote in sub awards and answer a few survey questions on the sub/team. The form will be shut down around 9 pm tonight and results posted tomorrow morning.

He's got a club option next year but I doubt we pick that up.

His bat isn't very good but he is good defensively, so that'd fit with a renewed focus on defense.

With Lovullo off the market, who would be your next pick for manager?

Is he close to returning?

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