The Seattle Mariners showcased a dominant starting rotation in 2024, but their bullpen faced significant challenges due to injuries and inconsistent performances. Key reliever Matt Brash was sidelined for the entire season, and Gregory Santos struggled to contribute early on.

Despite these issues, Andres Munoz emerged as a standout closer, earning his first All-Star selection and posting impressive stats, including a 2.12 ERA and 22 saves. His consistency was crucial for the Mariners, especially in high-leverage situations.

Looking ahead, with a healthy bullpen and improved offense anticipated for 2025, Munoz is expected to continue thriving, solidifying his role as a key player for the Mariners.