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Seattle Mariners trade pitch sends Emerson Hancock, Colt Emerson and more for two-time Gold Glove Award winner

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The Seattle Mariners are coming off a very impressive season and did what they had to do in the offseason. As long as the Mariners stay healthy on the mound, they’ll be one of the better teams in baseball.

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Offensively speaking, while the Mariners aren’t in a bad spot on that side of the baseball, they could certainly use more, just as every contender. Sports Illustrated’s Ryan Shea believes a way to improve their offense would be in a trade with the Chicago Cubs for a respected infielder.

Mariners get: Nico Hoerner

Cubs get: Emerson Hancock, Colt Emerson, Cole Young

“The Mariners would benefit immediately from this trade, as Hoerner would improve their contact rate, infield defense, and baserunning efficiency while stabilizing the top of their lineup. He would likely slot into the No. 2 spot, giving Seattle a dependable table-setter ahead of its power hitters, and his team-friendly contract through 2026 makes him more than just a short-term rental,” he wrote.

Hoerner’s elite contact skills, defensive versatility, and other little things he does would only make Seattle better as it searches to get to the top of the baseball world.

This is the type of trade that would be tough to make, though, as giving up on Hancock, Emerson, and Young certainly comes with risk. Hancock has already shown he can be very good and Young and Emerson are expected to have long and successful careers.

However, if the Mariners want to go all in while this staff is this good, it’s not the worst idea to give Hoerner a chance.

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Lady Vols basketball bracketology after Texas A&M loss

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Charlie Creme of ESPN released updated women’s basketball bracketology for the 2026 NCAA Tournament on Friday. Tennessee (16-9, 8-5 SEC) is projected as a No. 6 seed and would open tournament play in Fort Worth, Texas.

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The Lady Vols are projected to face No. 11 seed Rice in the first round. The winner would advance to play either No. 3 seed TCU or No. 14 seed Idaho in the second round.

Creme projects UConn as the No. 1 overall seed, Arizona State as the last team in and Utah as the first team out of the NCAA Tournament.

The Final Four will be contested April 3-5 at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona.

Tennessee has three games remaining in the regular season: at Oklahoma, at LSU and versus Vanderbilt. The SEC Tournament will be contested March 4-8 at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina.

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