How Do Seattle Mariners Get Starting Rotation Back on Track in 2027?
The M's rotation has been the lifeblood of the roster for the last several years, but it's struggled this season, especially in the second half. So how do the M's go about fixing things?
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Can the Seattle Mariners depend on the starting rotation going forward in the way they have over the last several years?
We have been under the assumption since about 2022 that the Mariner 2021 even, that the Mariners would be built on their pitching staff as a whole, and in particular, they would be built around their starting rotation.
The numbers that are on your screen right now, are these numbers an outlier and everything can and will be okay in 2027?
Or are these numbers on your screen a sign that things are going in the wrong direction and something needs to be done?
For me, I no longer think that this rotation, in this current form, is a clear-cut certainty for this team.
Think they need answers, and I don't think this rotation, in its current form, is the answer that it has been over the last several years.
So my question is, what exactly is happening in the game planning and strategy conversations that I think might be hindering their success?
