BREAKING NEWS: Excitement Hits T mobile park stadium As the Seattle marines former head coach Legend Scott servais Returns to His former Team as senior coaching s…..see more

The atmosphere at T-Mobile Park is electric today as longtime Mariners fans celebrate the stunningreturn of Scott Servais, the former head coach who helped shape one of the most competitive eras in Seattle Mariners history. Servais, who managed the team from 2016 to 2023, is officially rejoining the organization — this time as a Senior Coaching Advisor.

The announcement was made early Wednesday morning by Mariners General Manager Justin Hollander, who praised Servais’ leadership, player development expertise, and deep understanding of the team’s culture.

“Scott’s impact on this organization goes far beyond wins and losses,” Hollander said. “His leadership, mentorship, and baseball IQ have been instrumental in building the foundation we have today. We’re thrilled to welcome him back home.”

Fans erupted in excitement across social media shortly after the news broke, many expressing nostalgia for Servais’ energetic dugout presence and his role in helping the Mariners end their 21-year postseason drought in 2022 — a season many still describe as one of the most emotional in team history.

Servais’ new role will see him working closely with both the major league coaching staff and the player development system, focusing on mentoring younger coaches and advising on strategy, analytics integration, and clubhouse culture.

In his statement, Servais said returning to Seattle “feels like coming home.”

“This city, this fan base, and this team mean the world to me,” Servais said. “I’m proud of what we built here, and I’m even more excited to be part of what’s next.”

Servais’ return adds to what has already been a thrilling offseason for the Mariners, who are looking to strengthen their roster and make another push toward a deep postseason run in 2026.

As fans gear up for spring training, one thing is certain — the Mariners’ clubhouse will once again have a familiar, respected voice guiding them toward greatness.