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Mariners to retire Randy Johnson's No. 51

Seattle Mariners Announce When They Will Retire Randy Johnson's No. 51

Earlier this year, Seattle announced that left-handed starting pitcher Randy Johnson, who wore No. 51 before Suzuki joined the franchise, will have his number retired in 2026.

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Mariners to Retire Randy Johnson's #51 on May 2

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Mariners to retire Randy Johnson's No. 51 during 2026 season

Mariners reunite with Josh Naylor

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Mariners GM Provides More Evidence Josh Naylor's Contract Was Home Run

Earlier this week, Seattle officially inked its marquee trade deadline acquisition to a five-year, $92.5 million contract that will keep him around through 2030.

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What’s Next: How Josh Naylor's New Deal Affects the Mariners, Free Agent Market

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Josh Naylor re-signs with Mariners on five-year, $92.5M contract in winter's first major free-agency signing

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What Mariners fans need to know about MLB’s new TV, streaming deals

MLB announced an $800 million deal with ESPN, NBC and Netflix on Wednesday. Here's what Mariners fans need to know.

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New MLB TV deals upend how fans will consume baseball next season

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MLB announces new TV deal, ways to watch Mariners

MLB Announces 3-Year Media Rights Deals With ESPN, NBCUniversal, And Netflix

When ESPN and MLB opted out of their media rights deal that included Sunday Night Baseball and jewel events like the Home Run Derby and the Wild Card series, it left a gap between now and the end of t...

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Major League Baseball Signs New Rights Deals With ESPN, NBCU and Netflix

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MLB lands new media deals with NBC, Netflix and ESPN as league restructures TV future

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Here’s what you need to know about MLB’s new broadcast deal with NBC, ESPN, and Netflix

Starting next year, Sunday Night Baseball, the Wild Card round, and select special event games (Opening Day, Labor Day, etc.) will be broadcast exclusively on the network, with additional content avai...

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The good and bad from MLB's new rights deal with ESPN, Netflix and NBC

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Big Changes are Coming to MLB Broadcasts Next Year

Latest Report Could Mean Reduced Role For Seattle Mariners' Cole Young in 2026

If there's really a chance that Colt Emerson could win the Opening Day job at second base, then Cole Young is in for a competition next spring.

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Big Unit's No. 51 will be retired by Mariners on May 2

The Big Unit will take center stage as part of a big ceremony when his No. 51 jersey is retired by the Mariners, which the club announced on Thursday will take place on May 2. That Saturday night’s game is slated for a 6:40 p.

Mariners Reveal 50th Anniversary Uniform Patch for 2026 MLB Season in New Photos

Josh Naylor, who was a key midseason acquisition that propelled the Mariners to a division title, didn't take long in free agency before deciding to stay with the club. He agreed to a five-year deal worth $92.5 million on Monday.

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Mariners Have Been in Touch With All-Star Second Baseman, Per GM

The Seattle Mariners just completed a very successful 2025 season and wasted no time getting to work this offseason. As the first big move of the winter, Seattl

MLB Analyst Speculates Seattle Mariners Should Pursue International Infielder

Kazuma Okamoto will have until Jan. 4 to sign with an MLB team, and ESPN's Paul Hembekides believes the Mariners should make a go at him.