Seattle Mariners News & Updates

The buzz around Bryan Woo continues to grow as the young ace dazzled in live batting practice, striking out heavy hitters like Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez. Woo's electric performance showcased his ability to dominate, making him a player to watch closely this spring. As the Mariners gear up for the 2026 season, Woo's development could be vital for maintaining their strong rotation depth. With the team’s playoff aspirations, Woo’s presence could elevate the pitching staff to even greater heights.

Mitch Garver is back with the Mariners on a Minor League deal, adding competition to the backup catcher spot. He will need to prove his worth after a sluggish offseason where he struggled to find significant offers. Garver's ability to hit could add depth and experience, especially if he can reclaim his form. The Mariners will be looking for reliable options behind the plate, especially with Cal Raleigh stepping into a leadership role after his record-breaking season.

Michael Arroyo, the Mariners’ No. 5 prospect, stole the spotlight in yesterday's Cactus League opener, hitting the team's first homer of the spring. His performance could set the tone for his development this year. Fans should keep an eye on Arroyo, as he may force the team's hand for an early-season call-up if he continues to excel.

As the Cactus League action unfolds, the Mariners face the Padres again, and more insights into player performances will help shape the roster ahead of the regular season. With spring training just beginning, it's an exciting time to be a Mariners fan.