The Seattle Mariners made an interesting transaction with multiple layers to it on Tuesday night, acquiring catcher Jhonny Pareda from the Minnesota Twins for cash considerations. In a corresponding move, the M's designated right-handed pitcher Jackson Kowar for assignment.

Rizzs, who announced Tuesday the 2026 season will be his last in the booth, is entering his 41st season with the club. The longest-tenured broadcaster in team history will continue to be the lead play-by-play voice on Mariners radio.

The Seattle Mariners lost an infielder with 44 steals last season to free agency after designating him for assignment.

Rowland-Smith has been a part of Seattle pre- and post-game shows since 2017, Valle has been a part of radio broadcasts for the Mariners since 1997, with a three-season intermission from 2022-24 covering the Rangers, and Hill will enter his ninth year with M's radio.

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SEATTLE (AP) — Longtime Mariners play-by-play broadcaster Rick Rizzs will retire at the end of the 2026 season after his 41st year in the booth in Seattle, the franchise announced Tuesday. The 72-year-old Rizzs was hired by the Mariners in 1983 to pair with Hall of Fame broadcaster Dave Niehaus.

Seattle Mariners Senior Vice President of Marketing & Communications Gregg Greene and Vice President of Creative and Content Services Ben Mertens announced today the lineup of announcers for Seattle Mariners Radio and Television this season.

After four decades of Happy Totals, Picks to Click, and plenty more ‘Holy Smokes,’ Rick Rizzs will retire following the 2026 season, the legendary Seattle Mariners radio broadcaster announced Tuesday.

After 40 years of making Mariners baseball come to life over the radio waves, legendary broadcaster Rick Rizzs announced plans to retire after the 2026 season.

Rick Rizzs, the beloved play-by-play caller for the Seattle Mariners, is the longest-tenured broadcaster in franchise history.

With Spring Training quickly approaching, the Seattle Mariners might find themselves a real bargain by signing free agent Miguel Andujar to a short-term deal