The Mariners' roster is effectively set with the return of Jorge Polanco. Here's what it means for Seattle's infield mix.

With an agreement in place for Jorge Polanco to return to Seattle for the 2025 season, the Mariners’ roster is effectively set going into Dan Wilson’s first spring training as the club’s manager.

But to keep pace in the division, they need to strongly consider making a push to acquire one of the ace-caliber pitchers available, such as Luis Castillo of the Seattle Mariners. Kenneth Teape is ...

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The Seattle Mariners have engaged in their most ... mentality is not dissimilar from the Mariners’ approach with Luis Castillo, so the above package reflects what it would realistically take ...

The Mariners are cornering the market on right-handed pitchers named Luis Castillo. Seattle reached a Minor League deal with ...

The Seattle Mariners are not likely to deal the three-time All-Star, but an American League Central team has been interested ...

Luis Castillo’s name has swirled in trade rumors for much of the offseason, as Castillo is far and away the priciest member ...

The latest update on Luis Castillo trade rumors indicates the Boston Red Sox probably won't land the Seattle Mariners ace.

Per Seattle Times writer Adam Jude ... but trading veteran right-hander Luis Castillo — their highest paid player — is less likely now than it was early in winter, according to multiple ...

With spring training drawing near, the Mariners are less likely to trade righty Luis Castillo than they were earlier this ...