The Seattle Mariners followed up an AL West division crown and an AL Championship Series (ALCS) berth in 2025 with a campaign of disappointment this summer. Injuries and a roster that regressed almost across the board led to a third-place division finish in September.

Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager of Baseball Operations Justin Hollander announced today the following roster moves: - Matt Brash, RHP, reinstated from 60-day Injured List (right lat strain).

Randy Arozarena has his qualifying offer. The Mariners still have to show how they’ll build a stronger lineup, whether he stays or leaves.

Eight players were handed qualifying offers by Monday, and that includes Seattle Mariners star Randy Arozarena . The outfielder received a $23.15 million qualifying offer from the Mariners, as reported by Bob Nightengale of USA Today.

The Seattle Mariners recently missed the 2026 postseason due to an inconsistent season overall, which led them to a 76-86 record, a complete step back from the 2025 season. Being a series win away in 2025 from the World Series,

The Mariners on Monday extended a qualifying offer to Arozarena, who is expected to reject the one-year offer and seek a multiyear deal on the open market.

The Seattle Mariners have taken their next step in the free agent process with slugger Randy Arozarena with an offer on Monday.