Former Astros closer Ryan Pressly reportedly waives no-trade clause, clearing path for trade to Cubs
HOUSTON — Former Houston Astros closer Ryan Pressly has reportedly waived his no-trade clause, clearing the way with a deal with the Chicago Cubs. The news was reported by Jeff Passan with ESPN, MLB Network's Jon Heyman and Bob Nightengale with USA Today.
According to a report from Mark Bowman of MLB.com, former Seattle Mariners reliever Ryne Stanek is drawing interest on the ...
The Mariners are still in the market for infield improvements, but with a limited budget and few teams willing to trade MLB ...
The Mariners have been known for their robust pitching development, including current big league rotation members Logan ...
The Seattle Mariners have been trying to find ways to add to their major league roster throughout the entire offseason. The ...
MLB Pipeline ranked seven M’s farmhands in its initial top-100 prospect rankings of 2025 on Friday, which tied for a share of the league high with the Chicago Cubs. Baseball America also ranked seven ...
This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer's Mariners Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And ...
The Seattle Mariners are still looking to finalize the starting lineup for when Opening Day arrives on March 27. The upcoming ...
Ichiro Suzuki received a special honor on Tuesday when he was elected into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Now, the team ...
As the offseason trudges on toward a new calendar year, Seattle Mariners fans ... For that reason, Fansided MLB Insider Robert Murray says that Mariners fans deserve better than what they're ...
The Seattle Mariners desperately need infield offense but don't seem willing to pay free-agent market price. Could a still-affordable first baseman be available in trade? Seattle has been on the ...
The Seattle Mariners have a prime opportunity staring them straight in the face, and they are blowing it. In 2024, the Mariners had the best pitching staff in baseball. The rotation had a ...
An article by MLB.com's Daniel Kramer hinted at what shape the Seattle Mariners' big offseason move could take depending on a ...
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