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In Mariners news…
- In case you missed it, the Mariners released their 2026 Opening Day roster, with the only mild surprise being Ryan Bliss making the cut as the team’s utility infielder.
- The Mariners officially placed J.P. Crawford and Bryce Miller on the 15-day injured list to open the season.
- If you’re a Mariners fan who is still watching cable TV, never fear! The team announced that M’s games will still air on traditional TV this year. Click that link to find out where to tune in!
- Tim Booth at The Seattle Times outlined the best and worst case scenarios for each Mariner in 2026.
- Tyler Pride explained why Cole Young will exceed expectations this year (shout out to TC23Mariner for sharing this over on The Feed!)
- Speaking of The Feed: in case you missed it, there was some good discussion over there regarding a possible contract extension for Logan Gilbert.
Around the league…
- The Angels made a flurry of roster moves, with multiple veteran reclamation projects cracking the roster as usual — including old friend Adam Frazier.
- The Padres have played veteran right-hander Yu Darvish on the restricted list for reasons yet unknown. Darvish was expected to miss the entirety of the 2026 season due to an elbow injury, but usually a player like that goes onto the 60-day IL, not the restricted list.
- The ESPN staff provided their predictions for division winners and end-of-season awards.
- Giants manager Tony Vitello was certainly an unconventional hire, but he appears to be excelling in one key area — getting the players to buy in.
