ImpactThe specifics of the injury remain unclear as the 32-year-old continues to be evaluated. Akiyama could still be sidelined the next couple days, even if it ends up being a minor issue.
MARCH 14, 2021•ROTOWIRE
Picks up hamstring injuryAkiyama exited Saturday's spring game against the A's with a left hamstring injury, Mark Sheldon of MLB.com reports.
Gonzales impresses in ST family affair SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- For most pitchers, the presence of their father in the opposing dugout would naturally evoke added jitters. But for tho...
MARCH 14, 2021•MLB.COM
Kelenic soaring through rehab, eyes return PEORIA, Ariz. -- Jarred Kelenic is “progressing rapidly” from the Grade 2 adductor strain in his left knee that he sustained eight days ago....
MARCH 13, 2021•MLB.COM
19 days until Seattle Mariners Opening Day: Jay BuhnerThere are just 19 days until the Seattle Mariners open their 2021 season. What better way to celebrate that than remembering the days of Jay...
MARCH 13, 2021•SODOMOJO.COM
Reds notes: Luis Castillo gets immediate results; update on the closer battleHow Luis Castillo had strong start to spring training and where the Reds closer competition stands.
MARCH 13, 2021•CINCINNATI.COM
Seattle Mariners: 2021 Ty France fantasy baseball adviceTalk about winning trades... The Mariners got a huge steal from the San Diego Padres and Ty France was an underrated part of the package. Mo...
MARCH 13, 2021•SODOMOJO.COM
Impresses again FridayDunn, competing with Nick Margevicius for the sixth starter role, allowed an unearned run on three hits and a walk over three innings in a Cactus League win over the Reds on Friday...
ImpactDaniel Kramer of MLB.com reports Dunn's fastball velocity and location both continue to be highlights of his impressive performances thus far, with the heater touching 96 mph Friday and the right-hander issuing just the one free pass. Dunn's diligent offseason conditioning work has paid dividends thus far in the form of an unblemished ERA through five spring frames, certainly catching his boss' eye. "His body is moving differently down the mound, and he's got something behind it," Mariners manager Scott Servais said. "There's life on the ball."
MARCH 13, 2021•ROTOWIRE
