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Mariners Re-sign Josh Naylor

Josh Naylor re-signs with Mariners on five-year, $92.5M contract in winter's first major free-agency signing

The Seattle Mariners have re-signed first baseman Josh Naylor to a five-year contract on the free-agent market, the club announced on Monday.

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'He's simply a winner': Josh Naylor makes it official with the Mariners

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Josh Naylor reportedly returning to Mariners on 5-year, $92.5M deal as MLB's first major free-agent signing

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Seattle Mariners reach agreement on five-year deal with first baseman Josh Naylor

The Seattle Mariners have reached an agreement with top free agent target, first baseman Josh Naylor, on a five-year deal, a source confirmed to FOX 13 Seattle on Sunday night.

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Mariners keep their word, sign Josh Naylor to 5-year contract

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Josh Naylor reportedly returning to Mariners on 5-year deal as MLB's first major free-agent signing

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Mariners' Post-Josh Naylor Free Agency Plans Revealed By MLB Insider

The Seattle Mariners took care of step one, but they certainly can't afford to relax. Re-signing Josh Naylor, which the Mariners reportedly accomplished on Sund

Fantasy Baseball Free Agency Update: Josh Naylor's return to Seattle has us rethinking his 2026 value

A premier free agent signing with the Mariners is usually the kind of move that requires a big downgrade in the Fantasy rankings, or at least a sincere reappraisal of that player's value. But in Naylor's case,

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What Naylor's deal means for teams, players on free-agent market

With Josh Naylor reportedly close to signing a five-year deal with the Mariners, Mark Feinsand examines where things stand with the free-agent market at first base moving forward this offseason. Did Naylor have any serious suitors other than the Mariners,

Star option Josh Naylor off the board as Mets, Pete Alonso continue free agency period

The Mets aren’t making known their plans for Pete Alonso, or any plans beyond Alonso should he go elsewhere in free agency. But if their Plan B was to try for Josh Naylor, that option is no longer possible.