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Mariners Showing Interest In Willi Castro, Twins’ Relievers

By Steve Adams | July 29, 2025 at 3:04pm CDT

The Mariners have already upgraded the right side of their infield with last week’s addition of Josh Naylor, and as they continue to look around the league for help at the other corner and in the bullpen, they’ve increasingly focused in on the Twins, reports Daniel Kramer of MLB.com. Seattle had interest in Willi Castro this past offseason and has again been in touch with Minnesota about the possibility of a Castro swap.

Castro, 28, would give the Mariners an option at third base while still leaving the door open for a potential addition of a prominent slugger like Eugenio Suárez. The switch-hitting Castro is versatile enough to handle second base, shortstop or any of the three outfield spots — though he’s best used as an emergency option at short or in center. He’s primarily played second base and the outfield corners for the Twins this season but has 74 innings at third base (532 in his career) and 26 innings at short (1213 career innings).

The versatile Castro is in his final season of club control and earning $6.4MM. He’s hitting .252/.343/.418 with 10 homers, 15 doubles, a pair of triples and nine steals (in 12 tries). It’s Castro’s third straight productive season since being non-tendered by the Tigers and signing a minor league deal in Minnesota. In two-plus years with the Twins, he’s slashed .251/.336/.401 while playing all over the diamond.

Castro has been solid enough at the plate that even absent a more notable acquisition at the hot corner, he’d still be a marked improvement over in-house options on his own. Rookie Ben Williamson has been playing third base for much of the season in Seattle. He’s turned in sharp defense but carries an anemic .256/.293/.315 batting line in 289 turns at the plate. The hope had been that Jorge Polanco could play third base for the M’s after re-signing this past offseason, but he’s been limited to DH work for much of the season after undergoing knee surgery following the 2024 campaign and playing through a side/oblique issue for much of the early portion of the current season.

On top of their need in the infield, the Mariners have been canvassing the trade market for high-leverage relief help. Kramer notes that hard-throwing righties Jhoan Duran and Griffin Jax stand out as on-paper fits and the type of arms Seattle has been seeking. Both are in their first arbitration season and controlled through 2027. Duran is earning $4.125MM this season. Jax is being paid $2.365MM.

While Duran is the more famous of the pair given his status as Minnesota’s closer and his possession of one of MLB’s hardest fastballs, both pitchers are viewed within the industry as elite bullpen options. Duran carries a career 2.47 ERA and 30.6% strikeout rate, though this year’s 25.7% mark (while still strong) is a career low. He’s averaging 100.2 mph on his four-seamer and complementing that blistering offering with a splitter/sinker hybrid (“splinker”) that sits 97.5 mph.

Duran may be more well-known, but Jax is arguably even more appealing. Beyond his lower salary, he boasts superior strikeout and walk rates, sitting at 36.9% and 6.7%, respectively. He’s been dogged by a .371 average on balls in play, which has helped to inflate Jax’s ERA to 3.91, but metrics like FIP (2.00) and SIERA (1.94) rank him among the game’s very best relievers. Among the 651 pitchers (starters and relievers alike) to throw even five innings in the majors this year, Jax is tied with Aroldis Chapman for the fourth-best swinging-strike rate (19.8%). Josh Hader, Mason Miller and Fernando Cruz are the only pitchers with higher marks.

Adam Jude of the Seattle Times writes that while the Mariners indeed covet Duran and/or Jax — as well as Castro — there’s very little chance the M’s could pry away both Castro and one of the Twins’ top bullpen arms in the same trade. ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported last week that the Twins were seeking multiple top-100 prospects for either Duran or Jax individually. Jude hears similarly. Adding Castro, one of the more appealing rental players on the market, would only drive the asking price up even further.

Jude suggests left-hander Danny Coulombe as one viable alternative in the Minnesota bullpen. He’s pitched 31 innings this year and logged a pristine 1.16 ERA with a 25.4% strikeout rate and 7.4% walk rate. The 35-year-old southpaw signed a one-year, $3MM deal with the Twins over the winter — his second stint in Minnesota — and is a free agent at season’s end.

Speculatively, the Mariners could also look into righty Brock Stewart. The 33-year-old is making just $870K this season and, like Duran and Jax, is controlled through 2027. He’s been excellent since signing a minor league deal with the Twins three years ago but has also missed considerable time due to injury. Stewart touts a 2.33 ERA, 31.7% strikeout rate and 9.5% walk rate in 77 1/3 innings dating back to Opening Day 2023. Stewart is averaging 96.1 mph on his four-seamer, and while his 15.1% swinging-strike rate isn’t quite at Jax’s elite level, it’s tied with San Diego’s Jason Adam for 28th among 373 big league pitchers who’ve pitched at least 30 innings this year.

The Mariners are well-positioned to land virtually any trade target they covet — it’s just a matter of how much they’re willing to thin out what’s regarded as one of baseball’s top farm systems. Seattle has eight of Baseball America’s top-100 prospects. Minnesota isn’t embarking on a full rebuild but rather aiming to retool and contend again in 2026, so they’d probably prefer prospects closer to big league readiness for their top trade chips (though they did settle on a 19-year-old catching prospect in yesterday’s Chris Paddack trade).

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  1. Dorkus Malorkus (3768902)

    1 month ago

    Who isnt?

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    • BigRedMachine

      1 month ago

      Very True

      Reply
  2. kylegocougs

    1 month ago

    I’d love to see Jax and Castro on the Mariners… Would Harry Ford (50 fv), Felnin Celestin (50), and Ryan Sloan (45+) be a good start? That’s 2 top 100 guys and a pitcher on the rise.

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    • wayneroo

      1 month ago

      The Mariners have almost said out loud that they aren’t moving Sloan, and I don’t blame them.

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    • mlbfan

      1 month ago

      I’d like to see Jax and Castro too. The M’s could offer Harry Ford, Dom Canzone, and Michael Morales. Canzone could play RF when the Twins trade Harrison Bader.

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      • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

        1 month ago

        Who’s going to play RF for the Mariners? That’s a Horrible trade as JAX isn’t better than Bazardo currently… and a F
        RENTAL CASTRO… take out JAX and give us just CASTRO for Morales and you might have a Deal… which is a good return for Castro as a Rental TBH

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        • mlbfan

          1 month ago

          Luke Raley plays RF better than Canzone. If Bazardo was better than Jax, Dipoto wouldn’t be looking for a high leverage reliever.

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        • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

          1 month ago

          Raley isn’t hitting and Bazardo os definitely having a better year than Jax but they don’t know of it will Continue. Bazardo is 7-0 as a Mariner and only has 1 blown save all year… are you a Mariners Fan?

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        • mlbfan

          1 month ago

          Raley is about a two win right fielder. Are you new to the game, tell me you’re not serious about using wins for reliever value.

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        • slund24

          1 month ago

          Raley is on the IL so that doesn’t help the M’s in RF right now

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    • Stevil

      1 month ago

      Ye Gods! That’s what they would ask for if John Stanton or Jerry Dipoto was on the Epstein list and Minnesota somehow had a way of exposing their names.

      But for a rental utility player and a couple of arb years of a reliever? Massive overpay.

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    • slund24

      1 month ago

      Thats 3 top 100 guys. Way too much!

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    • twins33

      1 month ago

      I don’t think Jax and Castro could get Ford by himself so if I were the Twins, I would say yes really fast.

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    • Ziskmania

      1 month ago

      This is the kind of offer one would expect to see from a Coug…total overpay because of lack of knowledge.

      Reply
    • Can we please get a DH?

      1 month ago

      I don’t think you need to include Sloan. Ford + Celestin + Santos for Jax + Castro + Coulombe would be fair IMO.

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      • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

        1 month ago

        Santos the Reliever? Ugh… NO

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    • MarinerSteve

      1 month ago

      Ford would be an ideal #2 next year allowing Cal 2 days at DH . Good catching is a need in MLB

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      • Can we please get a DH?

        1 month ago

        I agree. However, I think you can find a different catcher to provide likely the same value (even bringing back Garver at a discount). Not playing regularly is hard and Cal prefers to catch over DH anyways.

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        • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

          1 month ago

          Bringing back Garver? You’re kidding right? He does call a good game but he isn’t going to want to sign for what he’s worth… 2million bucks…

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    • SeaIndy

      1 month ago

      I think Celestin, Sloan, an Montes are 3 untouchables in the M’s org right now. I assume Ford is the prize they are willing to deal. Arroyo, Tai Peete and lesser ranked prospects are likely the pool they are going from.
      Whether that values out a trade here, I am not sure, but I feel a Ford, Celestin an Sloan all in 1 trade should land you a legit Star in a position player or starting Pitcher. Harder to justify that with top bullpen arm (position value) and an average utility plus player.

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      • Can we please get a DH?

        1 month ago

        I don’t think Celestin is untouchable at this point. He is 4th in the middle infield prospect depth chart and we just added Becker at a 1st round bonus. He is also the furthest out of our main prospects.

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      • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

        1 month ago

        Arroyo lesser prospect… just stop ✋️ he’s our best hitting prospect

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        • SeaIndy

          1 month ago

          Uh… You read that incorrectly. I stated Arroyo, Peete and (lesser ranked prospects). -added parentheses this time to further enhance the distinction that was made.
          He has been one of our best performing prospects but he is also in a positional logjam while having a lower projectable ceiling as other prospects. Which is why he is not listed amongst the untouchables.

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        • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

          1 month ago

          Seattle isn’t trading any if those names in their Current Rebuild

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      • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

        1 month ago

        Is that Starting pitcher SKENES? Good Lord… Ford, Celesten, AND Sloan!!!

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    • hllywdjff

      1 month ago

      Too much capital to trade in that deal…

      Reply
  3. BigRedMachine

    1 month ago

    I have been saying this for a while on this site. What would it cost to get all three? Jax, Castro, and Coloumbe? All three would fill so many holes for the Mariners. Castro would replace Dylan Moore’s positional flexibility. Love DMO, rooting for him, but we don’t have time to let him get things sorted out during MLB games that count. What would it take? Harry Ford and Cjintje? Too much? Ford and Peete? Not enough? Only Jax would be under contract going forward.

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    • BBB

      1 month ago

      Like the story says, Twins want two Top 100 prospects for Jax alone.

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      • BigRedMachine

        1 month ago

        Yes, saw that. That is insane and not happening for a reliever. Ford for Jax should get it done.

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        • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

          1 month ago

          Over pay and Mariners woukd never go for that with Speir and Bazardo doing well… lmao 😆

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    • twins33

      1 month ago

      Personally, I think Jax is only worth one backend top 100 guy even though the Twins are asking for more.

      Reply
  4. ForDoingNothing

    1 month ago

    Directions unclear- here’s a Justin Topa

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  5. Bartolo Cologne

    1 month ago

    They have to do something at third. Williamson is just about an automatic out. Could also use another bat in RF.

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    • Stevil

      1 month ago

      Williamson has a 8.7K% this month along with a .266/.309/.344 slash line this month. He’s far from an automatic out.

      Then there’s the defensive value. I don’t think there’s a better third baseman in the game right now.

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      • Bartolo Cologne

        1 month ago

        His bat isn’t good. At that position you need somebody who can slug and he absolutely cannot. He is a defensive sub at best in my opinion.

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        • Stevil

          1 month ago

          You have to look at the bigger picture. The offense as a whole is doing just fine and he makes up for the lack of pop with his glove.

          Meanwhile, Seattle’s bullpen is about as volatile as they come.

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        • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

          1 month ago

          Who says you need slugging there? You? Plenty of teams have transitioned to defense first 3rd baseman and looked to add Power at other positions 🙄

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        • hllywdjff

          1 month ago

          That’s why Baty would be the perfect platoon partner…Right up the Mariners alley

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        • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

          1 month ago

          Far too many walks from our BP that come around to score 💯

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        • ayrbhoy

          1 month ago

          If anyone watched the entirety of last nights game in Sacramento they would see why Seattle would love to keep BW. There were a few players who singlehandedly helped Seattle win that game. Luis Castillo, Naylor, Brash, Munoz esp but for me BW won that game for SEA last night, Castillo a close second.

          The play in the 8th inning with the bases loaded saved the game from being tied. If that liner got past BW who knows, 5-10 mins later its probably Mason Miller time and another heartbreaking loss for SEA

          I know its not apples to apples. Its difficult to use WAR to compare the value of Bens defense in dWAR to Suarez’s oWAR. Thats not an effective way to use WAR but it is an interesting chat – how many Wins does BW’s glove give you compared to the Wins provided by Geno’s bat. Fascinating discussion if you ask me

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        • Stevil

          1 month ago

          There’s a new discussion coming soon.: How will Tyler Locklear get PAs?

          He’s on his way to Sacramento.

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        • ayrbhoy

          1 month ago

          Saw that Steve….frankly its a long time coming! I understand its Summertime in the PCL, some of his HR balls might not have come back down from low earth orbit but…his last 30g have been unreal! “Big Amish” like numbers!

          Locklear is a surname found in my Country of Birth – Scotland. I can nickname Locklear the Big Hamish after that month of July. Haha google – Hamish MacAlpine there’s a good Scottish name there Stevil!

          MLB Pitching is a gigantic almost exponential step up from PCL and AA Pitchng so we’ll see how his hot streak translates. He’ll be sky high in confidence right now, he’ll also be dreaming of a Division race. Lets see if his confidence plays off.

          Doesn’t look good for D-Mo and Solano …..but thats how it goes with 2 mo’s left

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        • Bartolo Cologne

          1 month ago

          Every team in the Suarez sweepstakes has a defense first third baseman that they’re trying to replace. Because Suarez slugs. So, says everyone who knows baseball, not just me.

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        • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

          1 month ago

          The Brewers aren’t ✅️ and Seattle is in a Competing Rebuild so they won’t be getting Suarez…

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        • Stevil

          1 month ago

          Hamish MacAlpine….I’ll try to remember that! But I think he’s destined to be called Lock-ness, or some spin off of that.

          Raley might be headed to the IL. That would mean Moore becomes the fourth outfielder for now.

          I thought they were shopping Raley. They may have been, but an IL stint likely kills that idea.

          Regardless, getting PAs for Locklear without putting pressure on him will be a little tough. We might see Polanco play more second and even some third to open up DH, which could be filled with Naylor or Locklear.

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  6. Footjoyboi

    1 month ago

    I mean, it’s not a bad strategy to just copy everything the Astros do if you want to finally beat them in the division. Seems like every team just waits for news about who the Astros are pursuing at the deadline, and then desperately trying to acquire that player since they know Houston must be on to something.

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    • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

      1 month ago

      You must be a Astros Fan because the Mariners are doing what the Mariners are doing… like Naylor…

      Reply
  7. sad tormented neglected mariners fan

    1 month ago

    We would have the perfect trade deadline if we acquire Suarez and a reliever and swap Dylan Moore with Castro

    Right now we are challengers for the AL West, but more moves would make us challengers for the pennant

    If there’s ever a time to burn some of the prospects it’s now or never

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    • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

      1 month ago

      Mariners will catch the Astros regardless if the starters hold their own… Astros are a S&$^ show right nkw with Injuries…

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    • Stevil

      1 month ago

      And no relievers?

      Seattle is 7th in offense this month and 2nd in baseball since 1 June.

      Guess where the bullpen ranks?

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    • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

      1 month ago

      Their Bullpen is NAILS!!! 💯

      Reply
  8. ForDoingNothing

    1 month ago

    Twins are gonna come out of this deadline with a nice little boost to their farm. Hopefully a new owner and front office/coaching staff shortly after

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  9. just_breathe

    1 month ago

    Twins took less for Paddack because of the Dobnak salary dump. If Seattle wants that kind of deal, take Christian Vasquez’s salary with the players they actually want?

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    • LOUIS LOUIS

      1 month ago

      The only plausible catching depth the Twins have right now beyond Vasquez and Ryan Jeffers is Mickey Gasper, and that’s in an emergency. Their catching depth in the minors has been depleted and there’s nobody worth calling up.

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      • Ziskmania

        1 month ago

        If they are getting Ford in the deal, he’d be the replacement for Vazquez.

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  10. LOUIS LOUIS

    1 month ago

    Castro shouldn’t be touching the outfield grass at all as a defender. I’m not sure why people find him remotely suitable as an outfielder.

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  11. Stevil

    1 month ago

    The interest in Castro only makes sense if Seattle believes he can still handle short, because he would likely replace Moore.

    Seattle is going to check in on every potential upgrade, especially the pitchers. Come Friday, I’d be a little surprised if they don’t have at least two new relievers.

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    • Stevil

      1 month ago

      And just like that, Castro makes even more sense as Luke Raley hits the IL.

      The next 30-32 hours are going to be hectic.

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  12. King. Of. Cards

    1 month ago

    The Twins would want Ford. And the Mariners dont need Ford. Jax, Castro and Coulombe is getting close.

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  13. Smokey the bear

    1 month ago

    I’m fine trading ford, but no other top 10 prospects. Felnin is the most talented (potential) of all the prospects

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    • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

      1 month ago

      Actually he’s the MOST over-rated and highest BUST candidate… he isn’t even at an advanced level for his AGE… TBH

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  14. Zippy the Pinhead

    1 month ago

    If a trade were to happen here – and I don’t see any smoke signals that it is – it’s going to cost the Mariners less than these offers. Ford would have fun working with Joe Mauer, so maybe him, but you just don’t pay for rentals (Coulombe and Jax) like that unless you’re a team with a reputation for spending a boatload of money. If it really happens, it’ll be Ford and two AA guys. If the Twins really need a MLB Castro replacement, send them Moore, Solano, and the cash to pay them.

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  15. shortstop09

    1 month ago

    I think a Castro / Duran swap could work with Ford/Arroyo/ D Moore/ plus another pitcher 20-25. Play Castro at 2B against LH with Williamson at 3rd and Castro at 3B against RH and Young at 2B

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  16. Vandy

    1 month ago

    If you give away young, controllable talent you should get the same back. Go after Jordan Westburg, He’s the perfect fit! Mariners have the pitching prospects the Orioles are in need of.

    Reply
  17. shortstop09

    1 month ago

    The Orioles will not trade Westburg unless you give up either George or Logan

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    • StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

      1 month ago

      They can have EVANS LMAO 🤣

      Reply
  18. StrandedM'sFanInL.A.

    1 month ago

    The Mariners are in a Rebuild and competing while in it… they won’t be giving up ANY TOP100 and defintely not for a RENTAL… Sleep in on the deadline 😴 a Bullpen or bench player 🤔 will added but nobody you’re going to cheers 🍻 or throw a Party over…

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