The Seattle Mariners re-signed infielder Jorge Polanco to a one-year deal last week and the President of Baseball Operations seems quite happy to have him back.

The Mariners haven't done much to boost an offense that badly needed help and Ken Rosenthal isn't buying Jerry DiPoto's reasoning.

Seattle Mariners president Jerry Dipoto probably calls a hurricane a gentle breeze and thinks you should, too.

Seattle Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto expressed faith and belief in his team's outlook for the upcoming year on Monday despite a quiet offseason that saw little done to address their offensive issues.

Jerry Dipoto discussed the Mariners' offseason moves — and lack thereof — on Monday. Here's why he's confident in the team improving in 2025.

Throughout the winter, the Mariners fielded multiple trade offers for veteran right-hander Luis Castillo that Jerry Dipoto said were worthy of consideration. "We had more than a few deals that made you scratch your head and say,

To call this Mariners offseason the most impactful in recent memory is probably an understatement.It's likely everything for this current era of the ballclub.An

Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto met with reporters Monday afternoon after the team finalized the one-year deal to retain Jorge Polanco. Seattle’s longtime front office leader addressed the team’s atypically quiet offseason while providing a couple of injury updates.