Garver joined the Mariners on a two-year, $23 million contract in December of 2023, and he played in a career-high 114 games during his first year in Seattle. He's battled injuries for much of his career but was able to stay healthy in 2024, though his playing time was still limited due to a .172/.286/.341 slash line and 30.9 percent strikeout rate. Garver clubbed 15 home runs as he totaled double-digit long balls for the fourth straight campaign and had a 12.6 percent walk rate, but that was the extent of offensive positives for him in 2024. He made 25 appearances behind the plate and 83 at designated hitter, and he's unlikely to see much more action at catcher in 2025 with Cal Raleigh establishing himself as one of the best at the position. Garver had an .826 OPS in 209 games across the previous three seasons before the down year, but the inconsistent availability throughout his career limits the upside even if he rebounds at the plate in 2025. Read Past Outlooks