Seattle Mariners, salary arbitration-eligible

Seattle Mariners Avoid Arbitration With All Seven Eligible Players
According to a report from Daniel Kramer of MLB.com, the Seattle Mariners avoided arbitration with all seven arbitration-eligible players on Thursday. The Mariners have reached agreements with each of their arbitration-eligible players,
Mariners reach agreements with all arb-eligible players, including Raleigh & Kirby
The Mariners knew all winter that most of their budgetary increases to player payroll would come in-house, and those formally arrived on Thursday ahead of the deadline for salary arbitration-eligible players to exchange figures with their clubs.
Mariners reach deals with seven arbitration eligible players
The final figures for two standout Seattle Mariners starting pitchers were less than expected. Plus, more offseason notes.
Seattle Mariners avoid arbitration with seven players, add LHP Tyler Jay off waivers
The Seattle Mariners reached agreements with all seven players eligible for salary arbitration on Thursday, and claimed left-handed pitcher Tyler Jay off waivers from the Milwaukee Brewers.
Mariners reach agreements with all arbitration-eligible players
The Mariners reached agreements with all seven of their arbitration-eligibile players ahead of Thursday's deadline. Here are the salary details.
Mariners Settle With Key Players, Avoiding Arbitration
As the offseason continues, the Seattle Mariners have yet to make a significant roster upgrade. However, they no longer have to wait on their key arbitrary agreements.
Mariners avoid arbitration with former All-Star OF
The Mariners have avoided arbitration with Randy Arozarena, as first reported by Francys Romero. The left fielder will earn $11.3M in 2025, slightly less than his projected $11.7M salary (per MLBTR contributor Matt Swartz).
National Publication Lists Potential Breakout Seattle Mariners Prospects
The Seattle Mariners boast one of the best farm systems in all of baseball. The Mariners ended the season with eight ...
Seattle Sports1d
Mariners Offseason: How ESPN’s Passan views them right now
ESPN MLB insider Jeff Passan talked to Seattle Sports' Brock and Salk about what directions are left for the Mariners' offseason.
MLB1d
Mariners add another relief arm, claim Jay off waivers
For the second day in a row, the Mariners were back on the waiver wire, claiming left-hander Tyler Jay from the Brewers on ...
Former Seattle Mariners Minor League Reliever Signs With Tampa Bay Rays
Over 30 minor league players left the Mariners organization in the offseason due to free agency or retirement. Most of them ...
MLB Rumors1d
Mariners Claim Tyler Jay
The Mariners announced that they have claimed left-hander Tyler Jay off waivers from the Brewers. The latter club designated ...
The Ellsworth American4h
High school notebook: Mariners relish chance to get on Cross Center floor
Even though Friday afternoon's Class D North matchup against Shead of Eastport didn't go the way the Deer Isle-Stonington ...
Nolan Arenado Could Waive No-Trade Clause For Seattle Mariners, According to Insider
According to MLB Network Insider Jon Morosi, future Hall of Famer Nolan Arenado is becoming more 'open-minded' about ...
Investment adviser with big St. Louis presence is KC firm's biggest acquisition, adds $292B in assets
An institutional investment consulting firm with a big St. Louis office has been acquired and adds $292 billion in assets to ...