It’s a shame that it has come to the point that the Seattle Mariners are entertaining the thought of trading from their rotation, in order to get a player of value on the infield.

The word on the street is that the Seattle Mariners don’t have much money to spend in free agency. While Dipoto stated that ...

The Dodgers continue to be in on the trade market as they look to acquiring a top All-Star pitcher from the Mariners.

Seattle Mariners ace Luis Castillo has seen his name surface in trade rumors recently. Seattle has starting pitching depth with George Kirby and Lucas Gilbert ready to take on even more prominent ...

One of the most intriguing names reportedlty available on the trade market is Luis Castillo. The 32-year-old flamethrower of the Seattle Mariners could be made available for the right price as the ...

In a recent article for The Athletic, Bowden proposed a trade where Boston would acquire right-hander Luis Castillo from the Mariners in exchange for young infielders Triston Casas and Blaze Jordan.

Some small- and mid-market teams have also gotten out of the gate quickly, with the Athletics landing Luis Severino and Jeffrey ... such as the Braves, Mariners and Diamondbacks to name a few ...

About 2.5 years ago, the Seattle Mariners acquired starting pitcher Luis Castillo from the Cincinnati Reds for a package of prospects highlighted by Noelvi Marte, who was the Mariners' top prospect.

The Cubs, Red Sox, Orioles, and Mets eye a potential trade for Mariners' star pitcher, Luis Castillo, signaling major league ...

One MLB reporter believes Seattle Mariners ace, Luis Castillo, could be on the move. Getting into specifics of a potential trade is not easy, especially since it's unclear what teams might be ...

A trade with the Seattle Mariners would make sense. Seattle has been rumored to be listening to offers for starting pitcher Luis Castillo, who would make a lot of sense for the Cubs. SEATTLE ...

The Seattle Mariners are getting calls on veteran right-handed starter Luis Castillo, and they're at least listening to those calls. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic puts the Castillo trade talk into ...