Cal Raleigh was just shown on the video board at Climate Pledge enjoying a well-deserved offseason beverage. MVP chant broke out in the crowd.

Jorge Polanco will reportedly likely make a decision on where to sign in the coming days. Will that be with the Mariners? Here's the latest, via @RyanDivish.

All is quiet at the MLB Winter Meetings ... for now. As everyone is waiting for the first domino to fall, here's what we're hearing about the Mariners. From @A_Jude:

Mariners aren't opposed to doing "something big" this week at the MLB Winter Meetings. Could a reunion with Ketel Marte be in the works? Reporting with @RyanDivish: https://t.co/dt1OczqBpm

Harry Ford spoke on a Zoom earlier this morning. Said the trade “hit him pretty hard,” but added he’s looking forward to building with the young Nats roster. “I’m excited to be around some grinders and some dudes who are ready to get after it.”

The Harry Ford trade came as a surprise, but take a closer look at Jose Ferrer’s profile and you’ll discover this has a chance to be a big win for the Mariners. From @A_Jude:

After trading backup catcher Harry Ford, the Mariners are open to a reunion with free agent Mitch Garver, source says. Nothing imminent, but M’s know he’s a good fit behind Cal Raleigh.

Ferrer finished out the season as the Nationals closer. Not a finished product yet but has “elite” stuff, per one scout. And M’s get four years of club control.

The Mariners finalized a deal to acquire a lefty reliever in exchange for popular catching prospect Harry Ford. News via @RyanDivish:

M’s also sending minor-league RHP Isaac Lyon to the Nats.

Wrote about Ferrer the other day here. He’s a tantalizing talent, and still just 25 years old, with a 97.7 mph sinker and an elite groundball rate.

Looks like @ByRobertMurray on it first.

Trade alert: Mariners are acquiring hard-throwing lefty reliever Jose Ferrer from the Nationals for catcher Harry Ford, source confirms.

With MLB's Winter Meetings beginning next week, here's how active the Mariners plan to be and the latest on winter trade possibilities. From @A_Jude:

After losing a few longtime coaches to promotions in other organizations, the Mariners have finalized their major-league coaching staff for the 2026 season. News via @RyanDivish:

The Mariners are prioritizing a left-handed reliever to augment the bullpen, and they’re hopeful to get a deal done by the end of the Winter Meetings. A few names to keep an eye on: https://t.co/gROLWIKOmw

From Jorge Polanco to Brendan Donovan, assessing the Mariners' infield options heading into the MLB Winter Meetings: https://t.co/sXdGXaAuuv

Myles Gaskin could be in for a big opportunity on Sunday as the former Husky and O'Dea football star will make his Seahawks debut. (from @bcondotta)

Mariners single-game tickets for the 2026 season at T-Mobile Park go on sale Tuesday.

The Mariners have been linked to slugging Japanese corner infielders Munetaka Murakami and Kazuma Okamoto. What are the chances they'll end up in Seattle? From @RyanDivish: