Last week's revamping of the roster was exhilarating, to be sure — but Jerry Dipoto's signature moments with the Mariners ...

Seattle Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto landing All-Star slugger Eugenio Suárez at this year's trade ...

Seattle Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto was unusually aggressive at the trade deadline. He says the Mariners have their best lineup since the franchise hired him as ...

Jerry Dipoto recalls the first time he was traded. He was a Cleveland Indians' right-handed reliever playing winter ball in San Juan, Puerto Rico, following MLB's strike-shortened 1994 season. He ...

Jonah Dipoto got a no-decision Sunday after allowing two runs and five hits in five innings-plus in the Ducks' 5-4 win over ...

On Saturday at T-Mobile Park, Jerry Dipoto held an impromptu meeting with the media where he spoke and took questions from local media for approximately 25 minutes regarding the shortcomings of ...

On June 19, it was easy to call the Mariners' season over. They were 10 games below .500, and the universe of angry fans was imploring GM Jerry Dipoto to fire or cut someone.

My question for Dipoto had to do with the timing. Not that I disagree with it or anything like that but more about what made Thursday, Aug . 22 the right time to make a move.

Dipoto did not have owner Arte Moreno’s approval to fire Scioscia, who is entering the seventh year of the 10-year, $50-million deal that Moreno signed him to in 2009, so Dipoto resigned.

Dipoto, 47, confirmed his resignation via text message at noon Wednesday. The Angels announced the move 61/2 hours later, in the seventh inning of a 3-1 loss to the New York Yankees.