The former American League East foe has spent the last 2.5 seasons in Seattle after a five-year stint in Tampa. Could he find himself in Boston next?
With no overture to re-sign Crawford as of Sept. 20, the Mariners must decide where he fits, and who gets on base if he leaves.
The Houston Astros will attempt to break their three-game road skid in a matchup against the Seattle Mariners.
As a team, the Mariners' .692 OPS is tied with the Cleveland Guardians for 28th in baseball, and their .232 batting average ranks 29th. If the Mariners can get their stars back on track with the help ...
Seattle’s defense keeps turning routine contact into costly rallies. The Mariners need a proven infield stabilizer before 2027.
The Red Sox are indeed a good fit for Randy Arozarena, so the Mariners should probably start assuming he won't be back.