The Los Angeles Angels desperately need on-base skills and infield stability. Here is why free agent infielder J.P. Crawford is the ideal, cost-effective target to fix the keystone this offseason.

Should the Mariners bring back J.P. Crawford? His projected $20 million deal deserves a look, provided Seattle can offer a useful, clearly defined role.

The Mariners have some other decisions to be made, but only four players from 2026 will actually hit the free agent market.

The longest-tenured player on the Mariners exited the game to applause from the home fans in what could be his final game with the team.

The Mariners are honoring Rick Rizzs this weekend, and he deserves it. But the longtime shortstop does too.

This would be a solid move for the Braves' infield.

J.P. Crawford has been out since early August with a left wrist issue.