The 2026 All-MLB Teams officially dropped on Wednesday night, and our very own Seattle Mariners got some serious love with Randy Arozarena earning a coveted spot on the Second Team roster. This is a huge win for the M’s, showing the league exactly the kind of firepower we’ve got in the Emerald City!
Our Guy Arozarena Shines Bright
Yeah, you read that right! Our incredible outfielder, Randy Arozarena, was named one of the best in the entire league, making the All-MLB Second Team. This is massive for the Mariners and a huge nod to the consistent heat Arozarena brought to the field all season. The whole league has to recognize what he’s been doing for us at T-Mobile Park. He’s one of just three outfielders on that Second Team, sharing that elite company with Jordan Walker from St. Louis and James Wood from Washington. It just shows the kind of game-changing talent we’re rocking right here in Seattle.
The League’s Best of 2026 Get Their Due
Of course, the First Team was absolutely stacked with talent too, with names like Pete Crow-Armstrong from the Cubs, Jacob Misiorowski from the Brewers, Pete Alonso with the Orioles, and Fernando Tatis Jr. from the Padres headlining that crew. Misiorowski even pulled double duty, snagging a Cy Young award alongside Cam Schlittler from the Yankees, who also made the First Team as a starting pitcher. It’s wild to see all that incredible skill, from Gabriel Moreno behind the plate for Arizona to Yordan Alvarez crushing it at DH for Houston. Arozarena being right there in the mix just solidifies his incredible season and shows he’s among the absolute elite.
So, while we’re not talking about the next game for the M’s right now, we *are* celebrating one of our own getting serious national recognition. Randy Arozarena made his mark on the 2026 season, and every Mariners fan should be hyped to see him get this kind of respect. What an honor for our guy, and what a statement for the Mariners!
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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