Buster Olney of ESPN said that the Mariners are gauging the market with regards to what they could get for starting pitchers.

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.

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Miller will be with the Mariners in 2026, but it's curious as to what number he'll play under.

Seattle's arbitration projections put ownership's priorities under scrutiny as rotation costs rise and the Mariners look to improve their lineup.

Ryan Divish identified the recurring ownership pattern that protects the Mariners' payroll while forcing the roster to absorb the risk.

Seattle Mariners right-handed pitcher Bryce Miller had a tricky task on Saturday night. It was his job to pitch in hitter-friendly Coors Field and try to give the Mariners a chance to keep the slimmest of playoff hopes alive. Miller did his part, although the Mariners’ bullpen didn’t do theirs, which ruined what began as […] The post Mariners’ Bryce Miller Makes Unprecedented Baseball History appeared first on HEAVY.

The Mariners failed to keep the Rangers offense in check and fell 11 games below .500

Bryce Miller's rotation questions return tonight as the Mariners host the Rangers and test his new approach without the cutter.