Cole Young led American League second basemen this season in:
🔹 Defensive Runs Saved (16)
🔹 Games Played (157)
🔹 Innings (1,350.1)
🔹 Putouts (223)
🔹 Assists (397)
🔹 Fielding Percentage (T-1st, .990)
There’s still time to get those votes in for Logan Gilbert, Randy Arozarena and Dom Canzone to earn a spot on this year's All-MLB Team 🗳️
Cast your ballot here 👉
DYK: Julio Rodríguez is the first player in MLB history to have five consecutive seasons of 20+ HR and 20+ SB to begin a career.
The 25-year-old Dominican Republic native is also the only player in Mariners history with two 30/30 seasons. #HHM#
Making waves in Year ☝️!
@KadeAnderson32 takes home @MiLB Pitcher of the Year, All-MiLB 1st Team and Debut of the Year honors, plus @BaseballAmerica’s Minor League Pitcher of the Year! #TridentsUp#
Kade Anderson: Baseball America’s 2026 MiLB Pitcher of the Year ⚾️
Mariners lefthander Kade Anderson managed to do the seemingly impossible in 2026. His MiLB season was silky smooth from his first pitch to the last out.
It’s to Anderson’s credit that his 2026 season doesn’t have a singular moment that will linger as its lasting memory. As impressive as he was, he reached double digits in strikeouts only once.
What’s more memorable is just how often Anderson was in control. It’s the relentless consistency that will serve as the hallmark of one of the best seasons we’ve ever seen from a MiLB pitcher.
Thank you, Dan, for your leadership the last two seasons, guiding us to a division title and ALCS. Your love and commitment to our organization, fans and city is unparalleled.
Forever Dan the Man.
Logan Gilbert is the 4th pitcher in @Mariners history to record multiple seasons of at least 200 strikeouts, joining:
Randy Johnson (7x, 1991-95, '97-98)
Félix Hernández (6x, 2009-14)
Mark Langston (4, 1984, '86-88)
Today’s Trident Talk is all things Rizzs!
Listen to an all-new episode on KTTH 770 AM at 10 a.m., then catch Rick Rizzs’ final broadcast at 12:10 p.m. #FarewellRick#
Nayled in history.
Josh Naylor is the 1st first baseman to have back-to-back seasons with 30+ stolen bases since Hall of Famer George Sisler (1920-22).