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The Mariners aren't in the World Series, but they need to have their eye on it for potential offseason pursuits.

Zachary Rymer of Sodo Mojo highlights four World Series players from the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers that the Seattle Mariners should target during the upcoming offseason. The recommendations include targeting free agent catcher Gary Sánchez alongside potential trade candidates Joey Ortiz, Trevor Megill, and Kevin Kelly to strengthen the Mariners' roster.
Rymer suggests Sánchez to share catching duties with Cal Raleigh, while Ortiz could provide elite infield defense and right-handed hitting. Megill and Kelly are pitched as essential bullpen upgrades to help address the Mariners' issues with late-season relief pitching and home runs surrendered.
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