A look at the Mariners' decisions ahead of today's non-tender deadline, why they moved on from the three relievers they did -- and what's next for their arbitration-eligible players... https://t.co/TcZEFOutbn

The Mariners non-tendered the following players ahead of today's 2 p.m. PT deadline: • RHP Gregory Santos • LHP Tayler Saucedo • RHP Trent Thornton Each now becomes a free agent, and their 40-man roster is down to 38.

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TRADE: The Mariners have acquired right-hander Alex Hoppe from the Red Sox in exchange for Minor League catcher Luke Heyman. And to clear a 40-man roster spot for Hoppe, left-hander Tayler Saucedo has been designated for assignment.

Josh Naylor turned his summer fling in Seattle into a marriage with the Mariners, for his desire to play here and the organization paying him appropriately. "As great as it is to get the most you can, I am more than comfortable here. I love this place." https://t.co/LPB8SB2YXj

From across Elliott Bay, it looks like the T-Mobile Park roof is lit up in neon lights tonight reading “JN” as a nod to Josh Naylor’s contract being finalized this afternoon.

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OFFICIAL: Josh Naylor’s five-year contract with the Mariners has been formally announced by the club. It’s for $92.5 million, according to sources, and as @JeffPassan first reported.

Josh Naylor has become the first free agent to agree to a Major League contract this offseason -- underscoring just how perfect of a fit he's been with the Mariners, and how badly they wanted him back. "I love playing there. It’s been super awesome." https://t.co/4OcpQhrflZ

TRADE: The Mariners announce that they’ve acquired left-handed pitcher Robinson Ortiz from the Dodgers in exchange for Minor League right-hander Tyler Gough.

Josh Naylor is expected to take his physical tomorrow, at which point his five-year deal with the Mariners will become official.

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Sources: Josh Naylor and the Mariners are indeed finalizing a five-year contract for him to return to Seattle ... The deal, which the club has not yet confirmed, is pending a physical.

Consolation won’t come quickly for Cal Raleigh after not winning AL MVP. Yet a behind-the-scenes story from Aaron Judge illustrated how Raleigh has earned the respect and admiration of the sport’s elite. “It really showed me what this guy is all about.” https://t.co/u5lBlchlN9

Aaron Judge said that Cal Raleigh pointedly approached him at this year's All-Star Game seeking to pick his brain on one very specific topic: Leadership. "How I can be a better leader, to help lead my team?" Judge said Raleigh asked. "And for me, that really stood out."

In a final and disappointing bookend to the Mariners’ 2025 season, Cal Raleigh will not go down as the American League MVP. In the closest vote in either league since 2019, Raleigh comes two votes shy of a tie and three of a win for the honor. https://t.co/N9PK5tHkEe

OFFICIAL: Cal Raleigh finishes runner-up for this year’s AL MVP Award to Aaron Judge, who wins the third of his career. Both players were listed No. 1 or 2 on all 30 ballots among voters from the BBWAA -- with Raleigh earning 13 first-place votes and Judge earning 17.

Mariners coaching news: Tony Arnerich, Seattle's bullpen coach last season and a member of the Major League coaching staff since 2022, is leaving the organization to join Stephen Vogt's staff in Cleveland as bench coach.

Dan Wilson finishes third in the AL Manager of the Year Award voting. He tallied two first-place votes, nine second-place votes and 13 third-place votes for a total of 50 points -- behind Cleveland's Stephen Vogt (113 points) and Toronto's John Schneider (91 points).

@Ken_Rosenthal was first with the scoop.

Andy McKay, who’s been in the Mariners’ front office since 2015 -- including the past three years as assistant GM -- is leaving the organization to become field coordinator for the Guardians, per sources. A role in a big league dugout has long been his dream.

Cal Raleigh has won the Silver Slugger Award at catcher, marking the Mariners' first in franchise history at the position and eighth overall. He was a finalist with Shea Langeliers of the A's and Salvador Perez of the Royals. https://t.co/WXRt3PklVn

On the morning that MLB free agency officially opened, Justin Hollander doubled down on the Mariners’ very public interest in a reunion with Josh Naylor. “He’s No. 1 right now ... I don’t really see a reason, there’s no advantage to hiding the ball.” https://t.co/sJZeOZeHcR