Golden Knights’ Marner steals puck, scores shorthanded breakaway goal

Following a Game 7 ALCS elimination against Toronto, the Seattle Mariners are preparing for significant roster decisions this offseason. While cornerstone players Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez remain signed long term, president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto and manager Dan Wilson must address several pending free agents after securing the club's first AL West title since 2001.

Seattle faces crucial choices regarding trade deadline acquisitions Eugenio Suárez and Josh Naylor, with Dipoto identifying Naylor's return at first base as a priority. The front office also faces uncertainty with second baseman Jorge Polanco's $6 million player option and could potentially turn third-base duties over to rookie Ben Williamson if Suárez departs.