BREAKING NEWS: Seattle Mariners Head Coach Dan Wilson and His Family Express His Gratitude Towards The Entire Team Concerning……..

In an emotional and heartfelt statement released early Wednesday morning, Seattle Mariners head coach Dan Wilson, along with his family, expressed deep gratitude toward the entire Mariners organization following what the team confirmed to be a “significant personal health crisis” involving a close family member.

Coach Wilson, a former MLB All-Star catcher and beloved figure in Seattle’s sports community, thanked the players, coaching staff, front office, and fans for what he described as “unwavering support, compassion, and strength” over the past few weeks.

> “From the bottom of our hearts, my family and I want to thank every single person who stood by us during this incredibly difficult time,” Wilson said in the statement. “The Mariners organization is more than a team — it’s a family, and that truth has never been clearer to us than it is today.”

Sources close to the team revealed that Wilson’s youngest daughter, Emily, had been hospitalized following a sudden medical emergency in late June. Though details remain private out of respect for the family’s wishes, it’s understood that her condition has since stabilized and is showing signs of improvement.

Players reportedly wore wristbands reading “#ForEmily” during last weekend’s home series against the Texas Rangers, and several team members dedicated recent performances to the Wilson family.

Veteran outfielder Julio Rodríguez commented, “We’ve got Coach’s back, no matter what. He’s always there for us — now it’s our turn.”

General Manager Justin Hollander also praised the unity displayed within the organization: “Dan has always exemplified what it means to be a leader, and the team has responded to him with love and resilience. We’re proud to stand behind him and his family.”

The Mariners, currently in a heated playoff race in the AL West, have gone 7–2 during the stretch coinciding with Wilson’s brief absence from team activities, a testament to the team’s motivation and solidarity.

Wilson concluded his message with optimism and hope: “We’re still fighting. On the field, and off of it. And we’re doing it together. Thank you, Seattle.”