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The Mariners' 2026 collapse offers Jerry Dipoto a lesson to recognize when the plan isn't working and adapt before it's too late.

Sydney Jones argues that Seattle Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto's biggest flaw in 2026 was passively waiting for the roster to fix itself. Despite reaching the postseason in 2025, Seattle failed to replicate that success in 2026 due to injuries, player regression, and inconsistent play across the roster.
According to Jones, the front office relied too heavily on original projections rather than making active, necessary in-season adjustments when problems arose. Jones concludes that heading into 2027, Dipoto must promptly address the team's visible flaws rather than waiting for struggling or injured players to regain past form.
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