Let's preview the Seattle Mariners for 2026.

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Welcome to On the Beat, our mini team preview series here at Fantasy Baseball today.

I am Frank Stample joined by Ryan Blake, who writes about the Mariners for Lookout Landing.com.

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And let's just start with the Mariners offseason.

They re-signed the Speedster, Josh Naler, more on that in a bit,

traded Harry Ford to the Nationals for left-handed reliever Jose Ferrer.

They signed Rob Reff Snyder to a one-year deal.

It hasn't been the most active off-season,

but we never put anything past Jerry DePoto.

So, Ryan, what do you think about the team as is?

Do you see them making any other big moves before opening day?

Yeah, I think the Mariners are pretty comfortable where they're at at the moment.

I could see them still signing a Eugenio

Juarez. He likes Seattle. Seattle likes him. And I think the concerns about his second half

performance from last year, or maybe a bit overblown, you know, he'd still represent an

upgrade at third base over Ben Williamson or Cole Emerson or at least some like useful

insurance in case either of them

struggles. But, you know, ultimately, I think if the season started today, I think the mayors

would be pretty content with their roster going into 2026, right? They're projected right at

about 40 F4 as a team, which is exactly where they're projected, heading into 2025 and 2024 and

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