Things have been remarkably quiet in Mariners world since Rob Refsnyder signed with the team, but there is still plenty to be gleaned from some action - or in some cases, lack thereof - around MLB during Christmas week.

The Seattle Mariners’ Plan A was to have Jorge Polanco return for a couple years as a veteran infield bat, but with that now off the table, what hitters should the M’s be looking to as offseason augmentations?

With the MLB league meetings in the rearview mirror, the Mariners still have plenty of offseason business to tend to, starting with questions at second and third base.

Despite a slump for much of his time with the 2025 Mariners, Eugenio Suárez still provided some of the biggest magic in the team’s ALCS run. But should Seattle bring “good vibes only” back to T-Mobile for 2026?

25-year-old third baseman Ben Williamson flashed the leather quite a bit during his time with the Mariners in 2025, but will he be able to transfer his consistent late-summer batsmanship in Triple-A to the big leagues in 2026?

It was all about the Benjamin on Monday night, as Ben Williamson scored a run and prevented four on the other side of the ball during the Seattle Mariners’ 3-1 victory over the Athletics.

The Mariners bounced back from a tough loss on Friday to break out for a 7-2 win on Saturday in Anaheim as Cal Raleigh whacked his MLB-leading 40th home run of the season and George Kirby gutted out a hard-fought quality start.

In another game to forget for the Mariners, the visiting Brewers took advantage of key defensive miscues and pitches out over the heart of the plate to secure a series win at T-Mobile Park in blowout fashion.

The Milwaukee Brewers’ impressive 11-game winning streak came to a close on Tuesday, as the Seattle Mariners rode a Cal Raleigh solo shot and an excellent performance from Logan Gilbert to a 1-0 victory in the second game of three in Seattle.

Rebounding in resounding fashion, the Mariners put up a dozen runs against the AL-best Tigers, scoring in every way imaginable behind a historic day from Cal Raleigh.

The New York Yankees won game two of the three-game set in the Bronx today with a big offensive showing against a Seattle Mariners team that looks to be slipping, and now the Mariners will have to buckle up to keep their playoff spot intact.

Receiving a vintage performance from Luis Castillo and a filthy finish from Andres Munoz, the Mariners overcame a sluggish offensive outing on Saturday night to ensure a series victory and a winning homestand with a 1-0 win over the Pirates.

Rebounding from a tough loss in game two of the series, the Mariners battled for a 3-2 win over the Royals on Wednesday, with Logan Gilbert recovering from a shaky first inning and the offense manufacturing runs late to steal the victory.

Big Dumper continued his torrid first half, but it didn’t help the Mariners snap their longest losing streak of the season as subpar pitching and horrid defense doomed them in an 8-6 loss to the Angels.

The Mariners have one of the best offenses in baseball and it goes beyond the elite-level production Jorge Polanco and Cal Raleigh have provided.

Jorge Polanco stayed red-hot at the plate in the Mariners’ two-game sweep of the Angels.

The Mariners are winners of six consecutive series after taking two of three from the Marlins this weekend. Here were the three best and worst performances for Seattle.

The Seattle Mariners evened the series at a game apiece with the Miami Marlins on Saturday with an offensive explosion, but not all of the news from T-Mobile is positive.

The Mariners won their first series in Boston since 2014 on the back of some of these performances.

Matching trends for early in the 2025 season, the Mariners bounced back from bats going AWOL in the first game in Toronto to redeem themselves with eight runs in an extra inning thriller to even things up with the Blue Jays.