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In which victory is in reach, but not firmly grasped.
GOMS.
The Mariners have placed shortstop J.P. Crawford on the 10-day injured list with a right oblique strain, per a team announcement. Infielder Leo Rivas’ contract has been selected from Triple-A Tacoma, and he’ll take Crawford’s spot on the roster.
The Seattle Mariners placed shortstop J.P. Crawford on the 10-day injured list Thursday with a right oblique strain. The move is retroactive to Wednesday, when Crawford was scratched before the game at Texas due to soreness.
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One last chance to make an opening statement in Texas that can set the tone for the whole season.
Coming off of a rough game two loss, with the series now even, it will be up to La Piedra and a crew without their starting shortstop for the second game in a row to bounce back and take the first series of the year against the division rival Texas Rangers.
Roster movesAffecting today’s lineup and lineups moving forward, the Mariners made some roster...
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Taking stock of some early slumps around baseball.
Good morning everyone! Let’s check out the latest from the baseball landscape.
In Mariners news... An interesting breakdown on what’s lending to Logan Gilbert’s hot start to the season. Around the league... The Blake Snell train hadn’t even really left the station yet, and now he’s hitting the injured list with an adductor strain. Last year, the Masataka Yoshida signing looked like a steal for...Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images
In which the series is now tied, but tomorrow the Mariners can get even.
Baseball SavantRide or die: Jorge Polanco, .098 WPA
In the casket at the funeral: Tyson Miller, -.151 WPA
Game thread comment(s) of the game:I’m so happy, great things happened today.
Denial? I don’t know her.
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Pitching struggles, offense can’t string together hits, as Mariners fall back down to .500
The Mariners were running shorthanded tonight, with their starting catcher out of commission with a dental emergency and their starting shortstop out with oblique soreness (apparently he felt something during BP; he’ll get an MRI and apparently they’ll know more in the morning). While replacement leadoff hitter Josh Rojas and replacement shortstop Dylan...
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Even more game thread!
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Bryce Miller looks for redemption against the Rangers
The last time Bryce Miller faced the Rangers in Texas, September 22 of the 2023 season, he gave up four runs in the first two innings: a solo home run to Corey Seager in the first, and a three-run home run to Evan Carter in the second. Each of those home runs were given up to a left-handed batter on the first pitch of the at-bat. Carter and Seager would team up to jump on Miller again in the...
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Catching you up on news from around baseball.
Good day friends! Let’s get the day started with some links.
In Mariners news... Hey, good for Mitch. This will feel sweeter when he wins one with Seattle.Garver gets his ring. pic.twitter.com/xJWyLo3Rcz
— Shannon Drayer (@shannondrayer) April 23, 2024 Around the league... While we already previously knew that Angels reliever Robert Stephenson would miss the rest of the 2024 season, we now know that...Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images
An exercise in self confidence
Hornblower character intro meat and potatoes about logi cal paragraph julio paragraph conclusionOne of the reasons I am the way I am today is that I read the Horatio Hornblower books by C. S. Forester when I was in middle school. The 12 volume series follows the exploits and career of fictional British Navy officer Horatio Hornblower during the Napoleonic Wars. They feature action, romance, sailing, and adventure, but none of...
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taking down the champs
Mariners 4, Rangers 0Burgers as seen in commercials: Logan Gilbert (.273 WPA)
The actual burger: Mitch Haniger (-.075 WPA)
Game Thread Comment of the Day:
Many people are saying this, folks.
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More game thread!
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The Mariners travel to Texas to take on the divsion-leading Rangers
The Mariners kept the good vibes rolling from their series sweep against Cincinnati with another series win in Colorado, but now have to face a long, talented Rangers lineup deep in the heart of Texas. Make sure to check out Jake’s series preview if you haven’t for an overview of how the two teams match up.
Lineups:Time for a showdown in Texas. #TridentsUp...
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Vive la révolution, vive Driveline, vive Ty France
A lot of disappointment came out of 2023 for the Seattle Mariners. Largest among them, missing the playoffs. Not quite looming as Mt. Rainier, but still signifcant in stature, was the performance of Ty France. You can’t outright say that France was bad last year, in fact, if you look at his year to year stat lines, one thing France has been is consistent, and this held true for many areas of his...
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The Mariners head to Texas for an early season battle for the division lead.
Banking five wins last week to get back to .500 on the season was exactly what the doctor ordered for the Mariners. It was even more important that they took care of business against the likes of the Reds and Rockies because Seattle’s schedule is about to get a lot harder over the next couple of weeks. They’ve got this series on the road against the Rangers, then host the...
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Fan interference of a different sort in the Bronx.
Good morning everyone! It is I, coming to you on a rare Tuesday morning. While the M’s get set to play the Rangers, here’s what should be on your mind today.
In Mariners news... Jeff Passan hopped on 710 ESPN Seattle to discuss why the Mariners hung onto their young arms this winter and how close the team came to dealing one of them. Around the league... At the ripe young age of 26, Ronald Acuña,...That the Seattle Mariners' strength is their starting pitching shouldn't come as too much of a surprise. But after a rocky second turn through the rotation, it's been even better than expected since.
Urias exited Sunday's game after taking a 94 mph fastball off his left wrist.