SEATTLE -- “Run it back” might go down as the Mariners’ mantra of the offseason.

It was already shaping up that way with Seattle’s roster construction, then Josh Naylor actually used those words during a lengthy press conference on Monday, after signing a five-year, $92.5 million free-agent contract .

Once that deal was solidified, the Mariners squarely shifted their sights to another reunion with a key cog from its 2025 roster who, like Naylor, also reached free agency: Jorge Polanco .

Signings & Trades

“Polo is a great guy, and we have been in touch with him and his people,” Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto said.

Polanco is on the open market after declining a $6 million vesting player option on Nov. 5, which was no major surprise given that he had a re

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