The Mariners haven't done much to boost an offense that badly needed help and Ken Rosenthal isn't buying Jerry DiPoto's reasoning.

Seattle Mariners president Jerry Dipoto probably calls a hurricane a gentle breeze and thinks you should, too.

With the pre-spring training luncheon and news conference no longer an annual occurrence and the signing of infielder Jorge Polanco officially announced Monday, the Mariners made Jerry Dipoto available to the media via video conference to discuss an offseason that most would classify as “uneventful” and others would label “uninspiring.

To call this Mariners offseason the most impactful in recent memory is probably an understatement.It's likely everything for this current era of the ballclub.An

Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto met with reporters Monday afternoon after the team finalized the one-year deal to retain Jorge Polanco. Seattle’s longtime front office leader addressed the team’s atypically quiet offseason while providing a couple of injury updates.