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The Seattle Mariners announced their ALCS roster, including the return of pitcher Bryan Woo after injury, and the addition of utility player Miles Mastrobuoni, replacing Luke Raley. The roster features a balanced mix of pitchers and position players, with some uncertainty remaining about the starting rotation for the series against the Blue Jays.
The Seattle Mariners announced their 26-man ALDS roster, notably excluding pitcher Bryan Woo due to injury, with rookies Ben Williamson and Harry Ford added for versatility. Woo's absence may lead Bryce Miller to start in his place, and the team is prepared for potential paternity leave for first baseman Josh Naylor, with Williamson as a backup. The roster adjustments aim to maximize flexibility and address possible game scenarios.
The Seattle Mariners' ALDS roster excludes pitcher Bryan Woo due to injury, while rookie Ben Williamson returns to the team. The roster adjustments reflect strategic choices, including bullpen considerations and player availability, with the Mariners preparing for the postseason series against the Detroit Tigers.
Bryan Woo has been left off the Mariners' ALDS roster due to injury concerns, despite his strong season performance, with hopes he may join in the ALCS if healthy. The Mariners' rotation will rely on George Kirby, Luis Castillo, and potentially Logan Gilbert or Bryce Miller, while Woo's absence is a setback for their pitching depth.
The Mariners are finalizing their ALDS roster with key decisions pending, including the health and availability of pitcher Bryan Woo, who is returning from injury and may not start in the first two games. The team is also considering their starting pitchers, likely George Kirby and Logan Gilbert, and reflecting on the development of players like Cal Raleigh, who has exceeded expectations. The final roster will be announced shortly before the series begins.
The Seattle Mariners are on the verge of clinching a postseason spot and potentially winning the AL West for the first time since 2001, thanks to surprising performances from key players like Cal Raleigh, Jorge Polanco, Dominic Canzone, and Bryan Woo, who have significantly contributed to the team's success this season.
Seattle Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo is day-to-day with minor pectoral inflammation after exiting a game early; further assessment in the next 24-48 hours will determine if he needs to be placed on the injured list.
Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo exited his game early due to pectoral tightness and will undergo an MRI to assess the injury, which could impact Seattle's playoff push. Woo has been a key stabilizer in the Mariners' rotation with impressive stats, but his injury history raises concerns about his durability.
The Mariners won their game against the Padres 4-3, with Bryan Woo's impressive streak ending after 25 starts, and key performances from Eugenio Suárez and Eduard Bazardo, highlighting a strong team effort and strategic pitching despite Woo's departure.
The Mariners defeated the A's 3-2 in a recent game, with notable performances including Bryan Woo and Randy Arozarena, highlighting ongoing baseball activities.
The Seattle Mariners defeated the Chicago White Sox 8-3 in a game played under unexpected rain, with standout performances from Bryan Woo and Eugenio Suárez.
The Seattle Mariners had their highest number of All-Star selections since 2002, with five players participating in the Atlanta game. Key performances included Cal Raleigh's at-bat and challenge, Bryan Woo's scoreless inning and strikeout, Randy Arozarena's offensive efforts and home run in the tiebreaker, and Andrés Muñoz's pitching. The AL team ultimately lost in a tie-breaker after a competitive game.
The article discusses MLB DFS strategies for May 30, highlighting top pitchers like Bryan Woo and David Peterson, and top stacks such as the Atlanta Braves and Arizona Diamondbacks, using Stokastic's tools to optimize lineups and betting decisions.
Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Bryan Woo will start the season on the injured list due to right elbow inflammation, with Emerson Hancock taking his place in the rotation. Woo, who had a history of arm issues, is expected to be out for a short period. Additionally, relief pitchers Matt Brash and Eduard Bazardo are ramping up their intensity, while Gregory Santos is awaiting MRI results for his lat inflammation. Utility player Sam Haggerty will also start the season on the injured list due to a personal medical issue.
The Kansas City Royals' rookie pitcher Cole Ragans has been impressive with a 1.69 ERA and 69 strikeouts in nine starts since being called up in July, overshadowed by his recent wild pitches that contributed to the team's 100th loss of the season. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh Pirates' third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes has finally broken out as a hitter, showing improved batted ball tendencies and increased power production since returning from injury. Lastly, Seattle Mariners' rookie pitcher Bryan Woo has extreme platoon splits, dominating right-handed batters but struggling against lefties, making him a potential weapon out of the bullpen in the postseason.