Daniel Kramer is a Staff Accountant at BubbleLife Media. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, sports business, competitive sports, and sustainability, with a particular focus on team and individual sports. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Los Angeles Times, iHeartRadio, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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Daniel Kramer's focus is heavily centered on sports, particularly baseball and the Seattle Mariners. He frequently covers evolving stories and events related to the team. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to developments within the Seattle Mariners organization, including player trades, strategies for player development during off-seasons or any significant changes happening within the team.
Given his coverage attributes, Daniel might also welcome pitches that offer insights into how teams manage their resources during off-seasons or navigate through challenges such as transitioning players and building a competitive roster.
It's important to note that Daniel's geographic focus appears to be primarily on Seattle and its affiliated sports teams like the Mariners.
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By: Daniel Kramer
SEATTLE -- Cal Raleigh had hinted near the end of the regular season that he may necessitate imaging to address some persistent discomfort that he was playing through. Josh Naylor was more guarded when directly asked about his status and the visible discomfort he showed with his wrist as far
By: Daniel Kramer
SEATTLE — Cal Raleigh had hinted near the end of the regular season that he may necessitate imaging to address some persistent discomfort that he was playing through. Josh Naylor was more guarded when directly asked about his status and the visible discomfort he showed with his wrist as far back as June. It turns out, both sluggers necessitated medical procedures to address their respective issues. Raleigh (left shoulder) and Naylor (right wrist) each underwent surgery on Saturday at the University of Washington Medical Center, the Mariners announced on Monday. Both are expected to be fully recovered by Spring Training,…
By: Daniel Kramer
SEATTLE -- Although he preferred not to “get too in-depth” about the visible discomfort he was playing with throughout the 2026 season, there was more detail to Josh Naylor's limitations that surfaced this week. The Mariners’ first baseman underwent a medical procedure on his right wrist last Saturday -- specifically,
By: Daniel Kramer
This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer’s Mariners Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
By: Mark Feinsand, Daniel Kramer, Brian McTaggart
Mariners considering Espada for manager vacancy (source)
By: Daniel Kramer
What Mariners players want to see in their next manager
By: Daniel Kramer
Here's how Seattle prospects fared at Arizona Fall League last week Share
Which Mariners could take home awards this offseason?
By: Daniel Kramer
Mariners holding in-person interviews with Espada, Kanzler for manager (source) Share
By: Daniel Kramer
Mariners likely deciding between Espada, Kanzler as new manager Share
