With the Brewers wrapping up the World Series last night, the first day of Hot Stove season is upon us, and with it comes a bevy of decisions on options – player, club, and mutual – across the league. In…
The Seattle Mariners announced decisions on three club options, exercising reliever Andrés Muñoz's $10 million option while declining options on Víctor Robles and Bryce Miller. The team turned down Robles's $9 million option and Miller's $6.075 million option, opting instead to pay Miller a $15,000 buyout.
Muñoz stays with Seattle despite posting a 4.24 ERA and blowing ten saves in 2026. Robles struggled with injuries over the past two seasons, while Miller posted a 4.17 ERA in 2026 before suffering a difficult second half. Miller remains under team control through arbitration.
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