Scott Servais was fired as the Seattle Mariners' manager after the team experienced a significant decline, losing eight of their last nine games. He learned of his dismissal through a notification from a Ken Rosenthal tweet, which he found 'alarming' given his nine-year tenure with the organization. Mariners' president Jerry Dipoto expressed regret over the manner in which Servais was informed, stating it was one of his least favorite days professionally. Servais leaves as the second-winningest manager in franchise history but only led the team to one postseason appearance during his tenure. The Mariners, now 65-65, have fallen 4.5 games back in the AL West and are attempting to regroup under new manager Dan Wilson. Players, including J.P. Crawford, expressed shock and sadness at Servais's departure, highlighting the strong bonds formed during his time as manager.