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Mitch Garver is coming back to the Mariners on a minor league deal as the team wraps up its offseason. This signing adds depth behind the plate, allowing for some flexibility in managing Cal Raleigh's workload. The Mariners are clearly looking to safeguard their catching position after Raleigh's historic 2025 campaign, which, while record-breaking offensively, also raised some concerns defensively. Garver brings experience and a solid bat to the mix, making this move a savvy one for Seattle as they gear up for spring training.

In other news, Brendan Donovan continues to turn heads during drills. His unique approach and plate discipline have been pivotal in early practices, pushing him to the forefront as a leader in the clubhouse. As the Mariners prepare for spring training games starting in just two days, Donovan's blend of offensive skills could make him a key contributor in 2026. The Mariners expect him to thrive in a competitive infield, especially after the departure of Eugenio Suárez.

Meanwhile, Cal Raleigh has acknowledged the defensive letdowns that accompanied his historic home run total last season. His commitment to improving behind the plate could be vital for the Mariners' pitching staff as they look to replicate their success from 2025. If Raleigh can enhance his defensive game, it will only bolster Seattle's chances of repeating as AL West champions. The focus on solidifying defense, paired with the offensive firepower, paints a promising picture for the upcoming season.


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Mariners re-sign C Mitch Garver to minor league deal
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Mariners re-sign C Mitch Garver to minor league deal
The offseason may be officially over, with the first slate of spring training games set to begin in just two days (!), but the Mariners aren’t done making moves, and they’ve brought back an old friend for at least the Cactus League. There has been enough ink spilled about how Garver’s previous two years with […]
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40 in 40: Brendan Donovan defies the Baseball Furies
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Cal Raleigh is aware of how he let Mariners down in historic 2025 season
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Cal Raleigh is aware of how he let Mariners down in historic 2025 season
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