Mariners Are Parting Ways with Veteran Shortstop J.P. Crawford
The move clears the way for top prospect Colt Emerson, whom Seattle signed to a $95 million extension as Crawford became a free agent.
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If this really is the end for J.P. Crawford in Seattle, he leaves as an all-time Mariner
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After 974 Games and One Last Standing Ovation, the Mariners Are Moving On From J.P. Crawford
J.P. Crawford wanted to finish his career with the Mariners. Seattle is moving on after a down year, leaving a legacy to celebrate and a shortstop job to fill.
Mariners Tell Longtime Shortstop He’s Not Returning; Enters Free Agency For 1st Time
The Seattle Mariners have told free agent shortstop J.P. Crawford that they don’t plan to re-sign him, according to Adam Jude and Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times, which looks like the end of his eight-year run in Seattle.It’s a bigger step than what Jude reported back in September, when the Mariners had “not made any overtures about re-signing” Crawford as of September 20. Seattle has now gone further and told him directly that it’s moving on. …
Mariners inform veteran Crawford they do not intend to bring him back (source)
SEATTLE -- The J.P. Crawford era in Seattle has come to an end. The club has informed the veteran infielder that it does not intend to bring him back for the 2027 season, a source told MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand on Tuesday, confirming an initial report from The Seattle Times. The
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