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Jordan Westburg could be an alluring infield trade target for the Seattle Mariners this offseason…

Writer Jason Wang argues that the Seattle Mariners should target Baltimore Orioles infielder Jordan Westburg via trade this offseason. With Baltimore reportedly open to trading most of its roster amid a rebuild, Wang views Westburg as an ideal fit to address Seattle's infield gaps and offensive needs. Westburg missed the entire 2026 season following Tommy John surgery after previously recording a 116 OPS+ over 1,027 major league plate appearances.
Wang suggests Westburg's recent injury history could allow Seattle to negotiate a relatively inexpensive trade package without parting with top prospects. He projects Westburg as a capable bridge option at third base or shortstop while young prospects such as Colt Emerson, Felnin Celesten, and Ace Reese continue to develop.
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