Seattle added to its minor league ranks with multiple selections in the Rule 5 draft Wednesday at the MLB winter meetings in Orlando, Fla. The Mariners opted not to take a player in the major league portion of the Rule 5 draft, which would have forced the team to keep the draftee on their major league roster for all of 2026.

What we know, what we think and what's left to be determined about the Seattle Mariners' offseason, according to Mike Salk.

The Mariners have sent top prospect Harry Ford and minor league pitcher Isaac Lyon to the Nationals for reliever Jose Ferrer

Mariners President Jerry Dipoto says Seattle isn't done dealing, but a slow market has cooled down the Hot Stove League

Jerry Dipoto joked that he was “jonesing” to make another move at this week’s Winter Meetings. But Seattle’s president of baseball operations was also quick to point out that he and general manager Justin Hollander had already checked off two big items on their offseason shopping list,

Pete Alonso, Alex Bregman, and Kyle Tucker have made headlines this offseason as three of the highest profile, most coveted free agents available and that is unlikely to change until they put pen to paper with the team with whom they will continue their careers.

We've already seen some big names dealt this MLB offseason. Who could be next?