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After 974 Games and One Last Standing Ovation, the Mariners Are Moving On From J.P. Crawford | News.gg

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Published 21 hours ago · Sports Illustrated · Updated 18 hours ago

Mariners not expected to bring J.P. Crawford back; players react to Crawford’s impact

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Crawford wanted to finish his career with the Mariners.
Seattle is moving on after a down year, leaving a legacy to celebrate and a shortstop job to fill.

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After 974 Games and One Last Standing Ovation, the Mariners Are Moving On From J.P. Crawford

J.P. Crawford wanted to finish his career with the Mariners. Seattle is moving on after a down year, leaving a legacy to celebrate and a shortstop job to fill.

By Tremayne Person · Nov 11, 2026, 2:15 AM UTC

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After 974 Games and One Last Standing Ovation, the Mariners Are Moving On From J.P. Crawford
J.P. Crawford wanted to finish his career with the Mariners. Seattle is moving on after a down year, leaving a legacy to celebrate and a shortstop job to fill.
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Last Updated: 18 hours ago
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