Mariners Announce Compass Rose Circle Partners

By | July 21, 2026

SEATTLE – The Seattle Mariners announced today the new Compass Rose Circle featuring the club’s marquee partners. The five iconic brands, all Seattle-based, are recognized as leaders in supporting the team on and off the field. The Compass Rose Circle features partners with deep ties to the Seattle Mariners and a shared commitment to community leadership and creating a lasting impact in the Pacific Northwest.

“We’re fortunate to have partnered with an innovative group of world-class companies that are deeply connected to the Pacific Northwest and committed to helping shape the future of Mariners baseball,” said Kevin Martinez, Mariners President of Business Operations. “As an organization, we’re dedicated to winning championships, creating unforgettable experiences and serving our communities. Our Compass Rose Circle partners are critical in supporting those objectives, and we look forward to continuing our work with this group to create a lasting impact in our region, on and off the field.”

“The Compass Rose Circle represents our deepest level of collaboration with organizations that share our vision and values,” said Chris Voigt, Mariners Senior Vice President of Corporate Partnerships. "With iconic club and ballpark integrations, unrivaled access and collaborative opportunities throughout the year, the Compass Rose Circle represents the highest level of partnership offered by the Mariners. This group of world-renowned brands is exclusive by design, ensuring an authentic and meaningful relationship between the Mariners and each of our Compass Rose Circle partners.”

Mariners Compass Rose Circle partners:

Fire TV is a new Mariners partner in 2026, further elevating the award-winning fan experience at T-Mobile Park by transforming the center field videoboard into the world’s largest Fire TV. Mariners Fire TV features a brand new, fully upgraded, 209-foot screen (over 2,500 inches), with advanced LED display technology and Fire TV’s world class experience built in, bringing fans closer to the action than ever before.

Microsoft is a longstanding partner of the Seattle Mariners, with both organizations sharing deep roots in the Pacific Northwest and a commitment to strengthening the communities they serve. Through initiatives that support local nonprofits, create meaningful fan experiences, and celebrate the region, the partnership brings together the Mariners connection to the community and Microsoft's dedication to creating opportunities for people and organizations to thrive. Notable initiatives include the new Microsoft Home Plate Club, Mariners Recess Takeover presented by Microsoft and the Microsoft Salmon Run.

Muckleshoot Casino Resort is a valued partner of the Seattle Mariners and the presenting sponsor of the Bullpens, Native American Heritage Night, and Hydro Race at T-Mobile Park. Through this partnership, the Mariners and the Muckleshoot Casino Resort collaborate to deliver a premium fan experience while supporting initiatives focused on workforce development, and community investment, reflecting a shared commitment to leadership and regional impact.

Nintendo of America Inc. has shared a uniquely long and impactful relationship with the Seattle Mariners since 1992, when the company helped keep the franchise in Seattle and supported decades of stability and growth. Today, Nintendo continues that legacy as the club’s first‑ever jersey sleeve sponsor, deepening its on‑field presence while supporting fan engagement and community initiatives. Together, the Mariners and Nintendo remain committed to celebrating innovation, play, and meaningful connection across the region.

T-Mobile has been a flagship partner of the Seattle Mariners and the official naming rights partner of T‑Mobile Park since 2019. Together, T‑Mobile and the Mariners collaborate to enhance the fan experience through cutting‑edge connectivity, in‑park innovation and digital engagement, while also supporting community programs that expand access to technology, education, and opportunity throughout the Pacific Northwest.

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