BREAKING NEWS: Message: Former Seattle Mariners Major League Baseball head coach Scott Servais who was fired in August 2024 after nine years with the team, sent a shocking message to Seattle Mariners Major League Baseball head coach Dan Wilson concerning his…see more

In a dramatic twist that has caught the attention of the baseball world, former Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais—who was dismissed from his role in August 2024 after nine seasons at the helm—has sent a shocking and emotional message to newly appointed head coach Dan Wilson and the entire Mariners organization.

Sources inside the team confirmed the message was received privately by Wilson late last night and was later shared with key front-office figures and select players. The message is said to include a blend of heartfelt reflection, pointed critique, and surprising encouragement—leaving the clubhouse stunned and divided.

“This isn’t bitterness—it’s belief,” Servais reportedly said. “I may no longer wear the Mariners uniform, but I’ll always care deeply about the name across the front.”

🔍 What Was in the Message?

While the full message hasn’t been publicly released, early reports indicate that Servais:

• Congratulated Dan Wilson on taking over the reins and wished him success

• Expressed frustration with how his tenure ended, saying he felt the “vision was unfinished”

• Voiced concern over the organization’s lack of urgency in developing young talent and sustaining postseason momentum

• Emphasized his continued love for the city of Seattle, calling the fans “the most loyal in baseball”

He ended his message by offering to “support from afar” and left the door open for a future return in some other capacity within the organization or the city.

🧢 Reaction from Dan Wilson

Wilson, a former Mariners catcher and fan-favorite himself, responded to the message during this morning’s pregame media availability:

“Scott built a lot here—culture, work ethic, accountability. I have great respect for him. I read his message. It was honest, and I think it comes from a place of passion and pride.”

He declined to comment on any critical elements but noted that the team is “focused on what’s ahead.”

⚾ Franchise in Transition

Servais led the Mariners from 2016 to 2024, accumulating 675 wins and guiding the team to end its 21-year playoff drought in 2022, a historic moment for the franchise. However, the team failed to sustain consistent postseason success, leading to his dismissal following a disappointing mid-2024 season slide.

Dan Wilson, named head coach in December 2024, has since emphasized player development, culture reset, and re-energizing the fan base.

📣 What’s Next?

As speculation swirls around potential friction within the Mariners front office, some fans and former players have begun calling for a formal tribute to Servais, whose impact on the team remains deeply felt.

Whether this message signals closure or opens new dialogue between past and present leadership, one thing is clear: Scott Servais still has something to say—and Seattle is listening.