Mariners Dream Big, Rivals Brace for MLB 2026

It's March 25th.

This is Toronto Blue Jays News today, AI-powered stories from inside your team.

Staff and fan predictions for the 2026 MLB season are out from the lookout landing Mariners

blog and their strong optimism for Seattle.

Across the American League, the Mariners swept the staff votes to win the AL West, grabbed

the top seed, and led as AL Champions with 14 picks.

Dodgers dominated the National League West unanimously and took most pinnit nods.

Both series ended in a tie between Mariners and Dodgers, with the crowd-leaning Mariners

at 61 percent.

In the AL Central, Tigers edged Royals and Guardians for nine staff votes and 71 percent

crowd support.

Blue Jays topped a tight AL East over Red Sox and Yankees.

While cards went to Red Sox, Royals and Yankees per staff, though crowd-favorite Yankees

most, National League saw Brewer's Cubs tie in the Central, met barely ahead of Phillies

in the East and Dodgers as top seed.

Reactions highlight Mariners' hype, with fans feeling confident against the weak AL West,

inciting high playoff odds.

Air called it an unfamiliar confidence boost, while others joked about maritime law ruling.

Bold staff takes included athletics as AL Sleeper, despite low odds, and crowd picks

like White Sox surging.

National Sleepers leaned Marlins and Padres.

Ungoing buzz focuses on Mariners' details.

Ninety-three median wins, Julio Rodriguez as AL MVP favorite, with 6.9 FWAR, and prospects

like Lazaro Montez potentially falling while others rise.

Awards spotlighted Crochet for AL-Sai Young, Scenes in NL, and rookies like McGonigal and

Griffin.

Bold predictions ranged from athletics second in West to White Sox over 500.

These picks blend data, gut feels, and wishful thinking, setting up a season where Mariners

fans dream big and rivals brace for impact.