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Dan Wilson Is Unlikely To Return: What It Means For The Mariners’ Upcoming Offseason

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Adam Jude at The Seattle Times just dropped a bombshell, reporting that Mariners manager Dan Wilson is unlikely to return to the club in 2027, news that hits hard after yesterday’s frustrating 5-3 loss to the Rockies where we completely wasted a solid outing from Bryce Miller. This team just dropped another stinker, and now we hear the manager’s future is in serious doubt. What a gut punch to end the week.

Another Blown Chance at T-Mobile Park

Yesterday’s game against the Rockies was a tough one to swallow. Bryce Miller pitched a solid game, giving us every chance to win, but the offense just couldn’t make it happen. We lost 5-3, failing to take advantage of Miller’s effort and letting the Rockies walk away with another W. It’s the kind of loss that just kills you, especially when you’re trying to build momentum. We’re looking at the end of the season here, and these missed opportunities feel heavy. The M’s will have to dig deep today, looking to secure a series win with first pitch coming at 12:10pm PT. It’s a must-win to salvage something from this weekend.

Managerial Shuffle and Offseason Talk

The news about Dan Wilson is huge for the Emerald City. To hear he’s unlikely to be back for 2027, especially at this point in the season, really puts things into perspective. It explains why the Meet at the Mitt podcast crew is already looking back at the 2026 season as a whole, trying to figure out how our Mariners will approach the offseason. A managerial change, if it happens, completely shifts the dynamic of how we tackle player moves, coaching staff, and the overall vision for next year. It’s a massive decision, and it’s a conversation that’s happening way too early for comfort.

Around the League Buzz

While our focus is squarely on the Mariners, there’s been some wild stuff happening around the league. Giants first baseman Bryce Eldridge was placed in concussion protocol after a weird incident where he bumped his head on a low archway at a team hotel in Los Angeles. Over in New York, despite all the chatter, Hall of Famer Carlos Beltrán says he has no interest in taking the Mets’ managerial job next year. But the biggest shocker? Federal prosecutors have identified 18 potentially rigged pitches as the focus of an illegal gambling case against Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase. That’s just wild, right? And on a more positive note for them, the Brewers matched a franchise record yesterday with their 97th win of the season.

Today, the M’s have to come out swinging at 12:10pm PT and secure this series win. After all the chatter about Dan Wilson and the frustrating loss yesterday, this game isn’t just about baseball, it’s about showing some fight. What will the offseason bring for our Mariners? We’re all holding our breath to see what kind of team takes the field in 2027.

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Originally reported by Lookout Landing.

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