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The Seattle Mariners split their opening series with the Boston Red Sox, leaving fans with questions about the team's strikeouts, Mitch Garver's availability due to back spasms, and whether Mitch Haniger is back to his old form. The team's offensive struggles and the impact of Boston's strong pitching staff are also highlighted, as the Mariners prepare for upcoming games against the Cleveland Guardians.
The Seattle Mariners lost their home opener to the Boston Red Sox, 4-6, despite a nostalgic and celebratory atmosphere at T-Mobile Park. Former Mariner Nelson Cruz threw out the first pitch, and Mitch Haniger received a warm welcome from fans upon his return. Haniger and Dylan Moore both hit home runs, but the Red Sox capitalized on pitcher Luis Castillo's struggles to secure the win. The game was also a poignant reminder of the passage of time, with the author reflecting on the absence of their late father and the enduring connections between past, present, and future on every Opening Day.
Mitch Haniger makes a triumphant return to the Seattle Mariners with a home run in his first spring training at-bat, expressing gratitude for the warm reception from fans. The team is taking a cautious approach with Haniger's workload to prevent unnecessary wear and tear. Additionally, the Mariners are engaging in a 3-point shooting competition inspired by the NBA All-Star weekend, adding a fun and competitive element to their spring camp. Meanwhile, Julio Rodríguez is expected to join the lineup soon, and the team has announced the signings of Brian Anderson and Trevor Kelly.
The Seattle Mariners lost 8-4 to the Cleveland Guardians in Spring Training game two, with standout moments including Mitch Haniger's return and a challenging inning from minor league pitcher Holden Laws. The game also featured notable performances from players such as Harry Ford, Dominic Canzone, and Jhonathan Díaz, with the next game set to take place at the Cincinnati Reds' spring home.
The San Francisco Giants have activated Brandon Crawford off the injured list and optioned Brett Wisely to Triple-A Sacramento. Wisely struggled with pitch selection, leading to a low batting average and OPS. The Giants are hopeful that Thairo Estrada will soon begin a rehab assignment, and they may add depth before the trade deadline. Meanwhile, rookie pitcher Keaton Winn has been diagnosed with elbow inflammation but no structural damage, and the team expects him to return this season. Outfielder Mitch Haniger is progressing well from a fractured forearm and could be back before September.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Mitch Haniger will undergo surgery on his fractured right forearm, which typically carries a recovery time of three-to-six months, putting his first season with the team in jeopardy. In contrast, third baseman J.D. Davis received relatively optimistic news regarding his ankle, which was diagnosed as a Grade 1 sprain. Davis thinks he'll miss between three and 10 days, meaning a 10-day injured list stint might not even be necessary.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Mitch Haniger broke his right forearm after being hit by a pitch from St. Louis Cardinals' Jack Flaherty during their game on Tuesday night. Haniger, who signed with the Giants last offseason after spending six years with the Seattle Mariners, was just starting to get on a roll after battling back from an oblique injury in spring training. The 32-year-old left fielder is hitting .230 with four homers and 22 RBIs this season.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Mitch Haniger will undergo surgery to repair his fractured right forearm, which typically requires three to six months of recovery time, putting his season in doubt. Third baseman J.D. Davis also suffered a Grade 1 sprain but avoided the injured list for now. The Giants have not yet announced their rotation for the three games in Los Angeles after Thursday’s off-day. The Giants and Cardinals are likely to play in a game that is named in honor of Willie Mays and the Negro Leagues.
San Francisco Giants outfield prospect Luis Matos is set to make his Major League debut after Mitch Haniger fractured his right forearm when struck by a pitch from Cardinals right-hander Jack Flaherty. Matos has been tearing up Triple-A pitching for nearly a month, collecting 43 hits in 107 at-bats for Sacramento. Haniger and possibly J.D. Davis are headed to the injured list, creating an opening for Matos. The Giants' farm system has proven capable of backfilling roster needs rather than forcing the front office to rely on trawling the waiver wire for short-term replacements.
Keaton Winn, a 25-year-old right-hander, earned his first big league save in his first appearance at an MLB stadium, helping the San Francisco Giants to an 11-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Winn allowed one run on one hit in a 55-pitch effort and was doused with a combination of hot sauce and toothpaste by his teammates after the contest. San Francisco outfielder Mitch Haniger suffered a fractured right forearm after being hit by a pitch from Jack Flaherty in the third inning.
The San Francisco Giants lost two key players, Mitch Haniger and J.D. Davis, to injuries in their win over the Cardinals. Haniger suffered a fractured right forearm and is expected to be placed on the injured list, while Davis exited with a right ankle sprain. Hot-hitting outfield prospect Luis Matos and infielder David Villar were pulled from Triple-A Sacramento’s game and are expected to be activated for Wednesday’s series finale. Matos, who is batting .398 with a 1.120 OPS and seven home runs over 24 games with the River Cats, is likely to replace Haniger.
The San Francisco Giants won 11-3 against the St. Louis Cardinals, but lost their third baseman and right fielder, J.D. Davis and Mitch Haniger, respectively, due to injuries. Haniger has a fractured forearm and is expected to miss six to eight weeks, while Davis has a right ankle sprain. Luis Matos, the Giants' top outfield prospect, is expected to be called up to replace Haniger. The Giants had an impressive showing from their rookies, including Blake Sabol, Casey Schmitt, and Patrick Bailey, who all contributed to the win. Keaton Winn also made his big-league debut and got the save.
San Francisco Giants left fielder Mitch Haniger suffered a fractured right forearm during Tuesday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals. Haniger, who signed with the Giants in the offseason, had just started to find his rhythm after missing most of Spring Training and the first few weeks of the season due to an oblique strain. The injury is expected to sideline him for a significant amount of time, and it's uncertain if he will return this season. Center field prospect Luis Matos is expected to replace him in the lineup.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Mitch Haniger fractured his right forearm after being hit by a pitch from St. Louis Cardinals starter Jack Flaherty during the third inning of their game on Tuesday night. Haniger had been recovering from an oblique injury and was starting to get on a roll. Infielder J.D. Davis also suffered a sprained ankle during the game.
Logan Webb strikes out 11 over seven innings of one-run ball to lead the San Francisco Giants to a 3-1 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. Mitch Haniger hits a go-ahead, two-run home run in the eighth inning and reveals his secret to success: Sour Patch Kids. The Giants have won 10 of their last 12 games. Webb's ERA drops to 2.75 through 11 starts this year, and he has a career-high 61.6 percent ground-ball rate.