The Seattle Mariners reportedly could have some depth on the way. On Friday night, MassLive.com's Chris Cotillo reported that the Mariners are "in talks" with

According to a report from Seattle Times reporter Adam Jude (via an initial report from Mass Live's Chris Cotillo), Seattle is closing in on a deal with veteran catcher Andrew Knizner. No deal has been signed as of Friday afternoon (Dec. 12) according to Jude's report.

The Mariners have found their leading candidate to be their backup catcher in 2026. The club is nearing an agreement on a Major League contract with veteran backstop Andrew Knizner, sources told MLB.com on Friday night,

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Not everyone seems to agree that the trade of Harry Ford was a good thing, but it will actually have a major benefit on the M's moving forward.

The Mariners are closing in a deal to sign veteran free agent catcher Andrew Knizner, industry sources told The Seattle Times. A contract had not been finalized as of Friday afternoon. Knizner, 30, would serve as Cal Raleigh’s backup,

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While the Mariners remain heavily interested in bringing Jorge Polanco back to Seattle, there is a snag in their plans.

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With Cal Raleigh signed to a multi-year contract and firmly entrenched behind the plate, could the Mariners explore trading promising prospect Harry Ford this off-season?

Seattle still wants to address second base, but look to be standing pat at the hot corner. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more.