It's now official, after a season that started with high hopes and ended with great disappointment, Dan Wilson will no longer manage the Seattle Mariners.
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Great scoop Mike. Dan Wilson is fundamentally one of the most respected figures in Seattle Mariners franchise history. While his tenure as field manager concluded with the announcement that he will not return for the 2027 season, his deep roots and contributions to Seattle baseball remain highly valued by fans and the organization alike. Despite a tough 2026 season, he finishes his managerial stint with a 187-171 record, giving him a .522 winning percentage. That ranks as the second-best winning percentage in Mariners franchise history, trailing only the legendary Lou Piniella. Wilson has always modeled professionalism. In his final press conference, he gracefully "shouldered the blame" and responsibility like a true leader, keeping the focus on his love for the city, the community, and his players. He is universally regarded as a "good guy" and an incredible mentor. Players and staff have long respected him for his humility and the way he carries himself.
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Great scoop Mike. Dan Wilson is fundamentally one of the most respected figures in Seattle Mariners franchise history. While his tenure as field manager concluded with the announcement that he will not return for the 2027 season, his deep roots and contributions to Seattle baseball remain highly valued by fans and the organization alike. Despite a tough 2026 season, he finishes his managerial stint with a 187-171 record, giving him a .522 winning percentage. That ranks as the second-best winning percentage in Mariners franchise history, trailing only the legendary Lou Piniella. Wilson has always modeled professionalism. In his final press conference, he gracefully "shouldered the blame" and responsibility like a true leader, keeping the focus on his love for the city, the community, and his players. He is universally regarded as a "good guy" and an incredible mentor. Players and staff have long respected him for his humility and the way he carries himself.
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