Mariners, Winter Meetings
Despite quiet Winter Meetings, Mariners poised to make offseason noise
Winter Meetings came and went this week, and to little surprise, the Mariners were mostly quiet. Their biggest news was actually an unforeseen surprise, having secured the No. 3 overall pick for 2025 in the MLB Draft Lottery on Tuesday.
What we’re hearing on the Mariners at Day 3 of the MLB Winter Meetings
DALLAS — Dan Wilson’s morning plans Wednesday included a sit-down breakfast with Seattle’s three Mariners beat writers for a casual conversation at the Hilton Anatole, an annual tradition for all the league’s managers and media members during the third day of the MLB Winter Meetings.
Where things stand with the Mariners after quiet Winter Meetings
The contingent from the Mariners was headed to the airport for evening flights back to Seattle or their offseason homes. Manager Dan Wilson was the notable exception. He was headed to meet Bryce Miller for dinner somewhere between Dallas and Miller’s home in New Braunfels.
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