The Seattle Mariners are actively seeking to strengthen their infield, specifically looking for a first baseman, second baseman, and third baseman. Their only significant move so far has been acquiring Austin Shenton from the Tampa Bay Rays.

Rumors suggest the Mariners are interested in veterans like Carlos Santana and Justin Turner to fill the first base position alongside Luke Raley. However, Santana remains a free agent a week after the Winter Meetings, with teams hesitant to meet the salary demands of available first basemen.

As the offseason progresses, the Mariners may need to explore trade options if they cannot secure a player for the first base role.

The Seattle Mariners have decided to non-tender infielder Josh Rojas, making him a free agent ahead of the 2024 season. This move follows the acquisition of Jorge Polanco and the earlier addition of Luis Urias, which shifted Rojas's expected role.

By non-tendering Rojas, the Mariners free up around $8 million in salary, as they also let go of outfielder Sam Haggerty and relievers JT Chargois and Austin Voth. This decision raises questions about Seattle's infield strategy for 2025, given their recent trades and potential targets.