Infielder Donovan Solano and the Seattle Mariners have finalized a $3.5 million, one-year contract. Solano can earn an additional $1 million in performance bonuses for plate appearances.

The Seattle Mariners added to their position player depth Monday by signing a former Silver Slugger Award winner who spent 2024 with the San Diego Padres.

At long last, the Mariners have signed a Major League free agent. The club announced on Monday that it had agreed to a one-year deal with veteran infielder Donovan Solano, who will earn $3.5 million i

After an offseason of near-complete inactivity, the Seattle Mariners finally made a move on Monday, inking veteran infielder Donovan Solano to a one-year deal.

The Mariners signed the 37-year-old veteran to little fanfare on Monday, but he's a better addition, with a better history, than you may realize.

It had been a quiet offseason for the Mariners. That was until recently when they claimed a pair of relief pitchers off waivers. Now, the M’s have signed their first player of the 2024-25 offseason.

The Seattle Mariners and veteran infielder Donovan Solano agreed to a one-year contract, the club announced Monday.Solano will make $3.5 million in 2025, a source told FanSided's Robert Murray."Donovan has been among the most underrated hitters in the game over the past six years,

and San Diego. Since 2019 Solano is hitting .294 with 31 homers and 180 RBIs. “Donovan has been among the most underrated hitters in the game over the past six years,” Mariners president of ...

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The team announced the signing of veteran free agent infielder Donovan Solano to a one-year major league contract. Per reports, Solano will receive a $3.5 million contract with another $1 million available in performance bonuses.

The Seattle Mariners entered the offseason with needs at first, second and third base. And as of the morning of Jan. 13, the team had yet to address any of those concerns. But at 1:30 p.m. PT, the Mariners announced via a post on "X" (formerly known as Twitter) that the team had come to a one-year agreement with infielder Donovan Solano.

In journeyman infielder Donovan Solano, the Seattle Mariners added one of the most consistent part-time players in the game.