As Spring Training wraps up, the Mariners faced a tough 3-10 loss to the Padres. However, Luis Castillo's performance was a bright spot.
Castillo delivered a strong five innings, allowing just one run on four hits while striking out five. With Opening Day just around the corner, Mariners fans are eagerly awaiting the start of the season.
As the Mariners prepare, they're confronted with some pivotal roster decisions. J.P.
Crawford's role at shortstop and Bryce Miller’s spot in the rotation are under the microscope, especially with both players dealing with injuries. The big question remains: who will take these key positions when the season kicks off?
In other Mariners news, Julio Rodriguez and Cal Raleigh's paths to success are highlighted in a detailed piece by Ryan Divish, showcasing their journeys and achievements.
Bryce Miller is making strides in his recovery from oblique inflammation, with plans to pitch a live bullpen session soon.
Looking around the league, the Cubs are close to securing center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong with a long-term contract. Meanwhile, Braves starter Spencer Strider will start the season on the 10-day IL due to a left oblique strain.
Veteran outfielder Andrew McCutchen has earned a spot on the Texas Rangers’ Opening Day roster, marking his 18th MLB season. The Rockies released RHP John Brebbia from his minor league deal, making him a free agent.
In a trade move, the Athletics sent infield prospect Cooper Bowman to the Rays in exchange for pitching prospect Gerlin Rosario. The Nationals’ RHP Josiah Gray is dealing with a flexor strain and has been placed on the 60-day IL. Lastly, Rays second baseman Gavin Lux will start the season on the 10-day IL due to a right shoulder impingement.
As the season opener approaches, fans are buzzing with anticipation, ready to see how these storylines unfold.