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

As the off-season moves on and the 2027 Mariners roster takes shape, it will apparently be lacking the longest-tenured Mariner. Adam Jude of the Seattle Times reports that the Mariners have informed J.P. Crawford the team doesn’t intend to bring back the 32-year-old shortstop, who just completed the final year of a five-year contract extension. He’s been a Mariner since 2019, the longest-tenured player in the clubhouse since Dylan Moore departed in 2025.

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