Jerry Dipoto, former MLB pitcher, has successfully transitioned to a baseball executive career, currently serving as the President of Baseball Operations for the Seattle Mariners. His extensive ...

Jerry Dipoto is a force to reckon with in the baseball space. The player kickstarted his baseball career as a right-handed thrower and pitcher while debuting at the June Amateur Draft in the third ...

One of those players is former Wake Forest pitcher Teddy McGraw ... 2024 Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto appeared on Joe Doyle's Over-Slot podcast on Feb. 10 and talked ...

To Jerry Dipoto? It’s an example of good intentions ... which factors in their pitcher-friendly home park. This offseason, instead of simply saying the Mariners wouldn’t trade from their ...

The Seattle Mariners formally announced their 26-man roster to begin the season the morning of opening day. There weren't any big surprises on who mad ...

“It’s not Maddux, Glavine, Smoltz and Avery chewing up 200 to 250 each,” said Jerry Dipoto, the Seattle Mariners ... slog to the finish: just one pitcher, Atlanta’s Max Fried, worked ...

The Seattle Mariners began spring training with some injuries that carried over from the previous season. The biggest ...

This week I considered writing a column with comments that Jerry Dipoto might make if he were to assess the Mariners’ offseason and season ahead. I would have him going on and on, spitting out ...

Between the recent Justin Turner interview with USA Today and the even-more recent Jerry Dipoto interview with The Athletic, it's been a big week in non-baseball news for the Seattle Mariners.

President of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto also spoke about the state of the franchise to Sam Blum of The Athletic in a piece published today, though the piece didn’t reference Turner’s ...

Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto and marketing vice president Kevin Martinez share a laugh in the clubhouse before the the game. The Mariners lost 2-1 to the Angels Friday ...