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The World Series is here, which means the Hot Stove season is drawing near. Here are three moves the Mariners need to consider this offseason before a likely lockout.

The Seattle Times' Adam Jude argues that the Seattle Mariners must make three major roster moves following a 76-86 season. With MLB facing a potential labor shutdown starting December 1, Jude contends Seattle needs to act quickly to rebuild its core for a 2027 postseason push. His primary recommendation urges the Mariners to trade for a star shortstop, identifying Los Angeles Angels standout Zach Neto as the team's best positional fit.
Beyond pursuing Neto, Jude asserts the Mariners must invest heavily in proven free-agent relief pitching, suggesting targets such as Adrian Morejon, David Bednar, Raisel Iglesias, Jonathan Loaisiga, and Bryan Abreu. Lastly, he advises signing an established utility infielder such as Mauricio Dubon or Edmundo Sosa to strengthen bench depth and provide veteran leadership.
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