PEORIA, Ariz. - On Sunday morning, Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson met with the media to discuss the progress of infielder Jorge Polanco, who is on the mend

Dan Wilson talks about the energy surrounding the team during Spring Training, the progress of pitchers and catchers and more

Dan Wilson is, so far, intrigued by the idea of the new automatic balls and strikes (ABS) challenge system. His players, so far, are still figuring it out.

Dan Wilson is ready to roll for his first spring training as manager of the Mariners. 'Everyone's in great shape and ready to roll,' Wilson says.

With manager Dan Wilson and most of the Mariners front office watching Saturday, reliever Matt Brash threw his first full bullpen session since undergoing elbow surgery last season.

Here are some sights and sounds from the Mariners' first workout of spring training, including Dan Wilson's media session.

Dan Wilson talks about the players being in great shape after the offseason, delivering the same message throughout Spring Training and more

The Seattle Mariners' 2024 campaign was derailing until the front office decided to part ways with manager Scott Servais and turned to Dan Wilson. As a result, the Mariners went 21-13 under the new direction and even won eight of their last ten games to make a last-second effort for the final American League Wild Card spot.

In a pregame interview before a game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Mariners skipper talked about how good the team's minor leaguers have looked so far.

Hancock, a former first-round pick, is the sixth man in the Mariners group of pitching studs. Both he, and his manager, spoke about handling that role on Sunday.

Dan Wilson has found himself in familiar territory in recent days after descending on the desert and the Mariners’ Spring Training facility, but also in a realm vastly different from what he’s been accustomed to in these parts over the past three decades.