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By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- The Mariners returned their star catcher and the longest-tenured shortstop in franchise history ahead of Tuesday’s homestand-opener against the Orioles. And yet, general manager Justin Hollander couldn’t get all the way through a full answer without acknowledging the downsides. “That’s very exciting that we get two guys back,”
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- It was fitting that Cal Raleigh came back from the injured list just in time to catch Logan Gilbert, the pitcher he has more experience working, innings-wise, with than anyone else in the Mariners’ organization. Fitting, at least, until he nearly drilled Gilbert in the head with a
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- Two days removed from being hit in the head by a throw, Julio Rodríguez was back in the outfield at T-Mobile Park on Sunday afternoon, playing catch ahead of the Mariners’ final home game of the first half against the Blue Jays. Rodríguez exited the Mariners’ game against
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE — Two days removed from being hit in the head by a throw, Julio Rodríguez was back in the outfield at T-Mobile Park on Sunday afternoon, playing catch ahead of the Mariners' final home game of the first half against the Blue Jays. Rodríguez exited the Mariners' game against the Angels on Thursday with concussion symptoms an inning after taking a Nolan Schanuel throw off the back of his helmet while running to second. Saturday, he woke up and “didn't feel himself,” prompting a move to the 7-day concussion IL and a day basically off from baseball activity. Mariners…
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- All the way back in April, Mariners general manager Justin Hollander described the impending situation as the best sort of issue to have. “Truthfully, like, God bless us if it is a problem 30 days from now,” he said, on the day Seattle announced Bryce Miller was ready
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- All the way back in April, Mariners general manager Justin Hollander described the impending situation as the best sort of issue to have. “Truthfully, like, God bless us if it is a problem 30 days from now,” he said, on the day Seattle announced Bryce Miller was ready
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- The next two high-profile hitting prospects in the Mariners' system are a step away from the big leagues. Sunday, the club promoted both outfielder Lazaro Montes and infielder/outfielder Michael Arroyo to Triple-A Tacoma, sources confirmed to MLB's Daniel Kramer. The club has not confirmed the promotions.
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer’s Mariners Beat newsletter, with MLB's Josh Kirshenbaum filling in for this edition. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
This story was excerpted from Daniel Kramer’s Mariners Beat newsletter, with MLB's Josh Kirshenbaum filling in for this edition. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
By: Josh Kirshenbaum
SEATTLE -- It’s a busy time of year down on the Mariners’ farm. Seattle just promoted its top two hitting prospects to Triple-A, where they’re off to a hot start. It sent its top two pitching prospects to Philadelphia for the Futures Game, where they shoved against some of the
