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Following a Game 7 ALCS elimination by the Toronto Blue Jays, the Seattle Mariners enter the offseason confronting critical roster choices. Manager Dan Wilson and president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto addressed the team's future on Thursday, aiming to maintain momentum after securing Seattle's first AL West title since 2001 and seeking the franchise's first World Series appearance.

While Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez remain signed long term, pending free agents Josh Naylor and Eugenio Suárez face uncertain futures. Dipoto confirmed that re-signing Naylor at first base is a priority, while rookie Ben Williamson could step in at third. Additionally, second baseman Jorge Polanco holds a $6 million player option for 2026.