‘Collective confidence in the group’: Levi excited to be with Oilers

Following a Game 7 loss to Toronto in the ALCS, the Seattle Mariners face critical offseason roster decisions after winning their first AL West title since 2001. Manager Dan Wilson and president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto expressed pride in the season while addressing impending changes. Dipoto confirmed that addressing first base and re-signing pending free agent Josh Naylor is a top priority for the franchise.

The Mariners must also evaluate third baseman Eugenio Suárez and decide whether to retain him or rely on rookie Ben Williamson. Additionally, second baseman Jorge Polanco holds a $6 million player option that could lead to new contract discussions. Despite the looming free-agent departures, core stars Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez remain signed long-term to anchor the roster.