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Former GM Jim Bowden explains why the Seattle Mariners in a prime position this offseason and shares which big-name player he thinks they should go after.

The Mariners acquired left-handed pitcher Jose Ferrer in a trade with the Washington Nationals. The deal gives Seattle another potential closer option in a pitch with solid swing-and-miss stuff and a high ground ball rate. Ferrer also gives the M's another southpaw set-up man aside from Gabe Speier.

The Seattle Mariners traded catcher Harry Ford to the Nationals earlier on Saturday as part of a deal for lefty reliever Jose A. Ferrer. In the wake of that move, the club is open to a reunion with free agent Mitch Garver,

MLB.com's Mark Feinsand made the case for trading Castillo in a new article.

The Seattle Mariners are acquiring pitcher Jose Ferrer from the Washington Nationals in exchange for catcher Harry Ford and pitcher Isaac Lyon, per reports from yesterday.

Crawford has been a part of some of the most iconic moments in recent team history. He was on the field for the last pitch of Felix Hernandez's career, he raced out of the dugout when Cal Raleigh hit a walk-off home run that broke the franchise's then-21 year playoff drought in 2022 and he saw the M's clinch their first division title since 2001.

In July, the Mariners acquired Josh Naylor in a trade with the Diamondbacks, then less than a week later, Eugenio Suarez followed the same path from Arizona to Seattle. That could actually point to yet another move this offseason.