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Kyle Seager ready to make the most out of 2021


is candid and cognizant that his time with the Seattle Mariners could be coming to a close. Fresh off his 33rd birthday on Nov. 3 and with the team’s highest price tag at $18.5 million in 2021, the longest-tenured Mariner likely will be staring down free agency next offseason. For now, Seager is doing his best to control what he can control. (MLB.com)

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Kyle Seager ready to make the most out of 2021