The Seattle Mariners, after making the ALDS and taking the Toronto Blue Jays to Game 7, are looking to build a contenting roster once again. But Eugenio Suarez, Josh Naylor, and Jorge Polanco were all set to be free agents. Naylor came back on a five-year deal, but Polanco, according to ESPN's Jeff Passan, left for the New York Mets on a $40 million two-year deal. With Polanco off the board, the Mariners need to find a second base replacement for him in 2026. With a weak free agent market at the position, there are three clear trade options the Mariners should consider this winter.Three second base options for Mariners after Jorge Polanco left for Mets on $40 million deal The Mariners...
