FEBRUARY 28•SACBEE.COM
Angels, Giants More Likely To Sign Superstar Pitcher Than YankeesIt sounds like the Los Angeles Angels or San Francisco Giants may end up with the superstar hurler.
Report: Mariners' Matt Brash has serious elbow injurySeattle Mariners reliever Matt Brash is dealing with a serious elbow injury, the Seattle Times reported.The team shut down the 25-year-old r...
FEBRUARY 28•STAR-TELEGRAM.COM
Julio Rodríguez - Likely to join lineup SaturdayMariners manager Scott Servais said that he expects Rodriguez (hand) to play in Saturday's Cactus League game against the Athletics, Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times reports.
ImpactAccording to Shannon Drayer of Seattle Sports 710 AM, Rodriguez will take some swings in the batting cage and possibly on the back fields of camp Wednesday as he continues to ramp back up following a bout with left hand inflammation. Rodriguez was also able to play catch in the outfield Tuesday, so wearing a glove on the injured hand apparently isn't too bothersome for the 23-year-old.
FEBRUARY 28•ROTOWIRE
Dave Sims tips hat to MLB legend and Seattle greats as Mariners' play-by-play announcerDave Sims tips his hat to Mariners greats and Jackie Robinson in his role as Seattle's play-by-play announcer. The 2024 campaign is his 18th...
FEBRUARY 28•USATODAY.COM
Where are the Giants going to get their innings from?The biggest question isn't where the Giants will get their innings from but what the quality of those innings will be.
FEBRUARY 28•THEATHLETIC.COM
Mitch Garver - Slugs first Mariners homerGarver went 1-for-2 with a two-run home run in the Mariners' Cactus League tie with the Giants on Tuesday.
ImpactThe offseason addition belted a Jordan Hicks offering in the first inning into the left field seats with Dylan Moore aboard to give Seattle an early 2-0 lead. The hit marked Garver's first in what was his second Cactus League game, and making it all the more impressive was it came off one of Hicks' signature triple-digit sinkers, per Shannon Drayer of 710 ESPN Seattle. Garver drew the start at designated hitter, where he's expected to log nearly all his playing time in 2024.
FEBRUARY 28•ROTOWIRE
Jung Hoo Lee gets up to speed in Giants spring training debutThe Giants are betting Lee will help them set a peskier tone this season. And they want him to use this spring to test his limits.
FEBRUARY 28•THEATHLETIC.COM
