Major Changes Coming to Mariners Broadcast Team

What We Know So Far

The Mariners broadcast team has been a staple of Seattle sports for decades, but it looks like some big changes are on the horizon. According to a report from the Seattle Times, play-by-play announcer Dave Sims and analyst Mike Blowers are both expected to leave the team at the end of the season. Sims has been with the Mariners since 1993, while Blowers joined the team in 2004.

The Mariners have not yet officially confirmed the departures of Sims and Blowers, but the report from the Seattle Times is considered to be credible. If the report is accurate, it would mark the end of an era for the Mariners broadcast team. Sims and Blowers have been a popular duo with Mariners fans, and their departure would be a significant loss.

What's Next for the Mariners Broadcast Team?

The Mariners have not yet announced who will replace Sims and Blowers, but there are a few potential candidates who could be in the running for the job. One possibility is that the Mariners could promote one of their current broadcasters, such as Aaron Goldsmith or Mike Curto, to the lead play-by-play role. Another possibility is that the Mariners could look outside the organization for a new announcer. Whoever the Mariners ultimately choose to replace Sims and Blowers, they will have big shoes to fill. Sims and Blowers have been a great broadcast team, and they will be missed by Mariners fans.