The sparkplug, who joined the team in 2024, is still just 29 years old.

The Seattle Mariners declined the options of starting pitcher Bryce Miller and outfielder Victor Robles on Thursday to begin the offseason. In a corresponding move, the Mariners also accepted the option of closer Andres Munoz, which was expected to occur. Robles will now enter free agency while Miller will enter his second to last year […] The post Seattle Mariners Decline Options of Two Players After World Series appeared first on HEAVY.

The Mariners exercised the club option on closer Andres Munoz while declining the ones for starting pitcher Bryce Miller and outfielder Victor Robles.

The Seattle Mariners have had quite the rough 2026 season, as they should be way better than they have been playing all season long. Whether it's injuries, stars underperforming, or a few key players not playing well enough, the Mariners have had a very disappointing 2026 season. ESPN's Jeff Passan predicts that the Mariners are not going to pick up the $9 million option for fan favorite outfielder Victor Robles, as he's not been nearly valuable enough to warrant such a high price tag.

After two promotions and two DFAs, Stuart Fairchild leaves a bizarre Mariners stat line while Victor Robles faces the bigger decision.

Seattle's roster concerns grew as Victor Robles left the team and Brendan Donovan and Matt Brash remained unavailable.

If the Seattle Mariners can't climb up the standings over the next month, these players are vulnerable to being waived or demoted.

Julio Rodriguez and Victor Robles both exited Thursday's game against the Los Angeles Angels.