SEATTLE -- Change has been the theme of this year's offseason for the Mariners. From general manager Jerry Dipoto to manager Scott Servais to a roster now littered with fresh faces, the franchise has been largely turned upside down.
For third baseman Kyle Seager, one of the Mariners' mainstays, that fresh course is a welcome path.
Seager sat down with Dipoto at the end of last season and listened as the new GM laid out his vision. And he's eager now to see how the many moves -- 11 trades and five Major League free-agent signings -- play out when the team gathers next month in Peoria, Ariz.