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Josh Naylor Signs $92.5M Deal, Eyes World Series with Mariners

11/19/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Josh Naylor of the Seattle Mariners signed a five-year, $92.5 million contract, solidifying his place with the team.
He posted a .299 average with nine home runs in 54 games for Seattle.
Naylor said he wants to win a World Series for Seattle and plans to raise his family there.
Mariners President Jerry Dipoto credited the unique chemistry Naylor developed with the team and community and stressed retaining him.

History

Historical Context

The Seattle Mariners, established in 1977, struggled for years before achieving their first playoff appearance in 1995. That season, they overcame a 13-game deficit to clinch the AL West title, drawing over 2 million fans. Despite losing in the AL Championship Series, this pivotal moment revitalized baseball in Seattle and led to the construction of T-Mobile Park, enhancing community ties and future competitiveness.

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Story summary

Josh Naylor of the Seattle Mariners signed a five-year, $92.5 million contract, solidifying his place with the team.
He posted a .299 average with nine home runs in 54 games for Seattle.
Naylor said he wants to win a World Series for Seattle and plans to raise his family there.
Mariners President Jerry Dipoto credited the unique chemistry Naylor developed with the team and community and stressed retaining him.

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