Jorge Polanco to Take Significant Step For Seattle Mariners
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Mariners taking cautious approach with Jorge Polanco’s return from injury
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Jorge Polanco to Take Significant Step For Seattle Mariners in Saturday Spring Action
Mariners' Jorge Polanco: Making spring debut Monday
Polanco (knee) will start at designated hitter Monday against the Guardians in his Cactus League debut, Shannon Drayer of SeattleSports.com reports. Polanco underwent surgery last October to repair the patellar tendon of his left knee.
Speaking on the "Refuse to Lose" podcast, ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney said that Dipoto is respected around the game and that baseball people understand that he's hamstrung by ownership constraints.
The M's announced that ace pitcher George Kirby will start the year on the injured list, but had better news on Polanco and Matt Brash.
Speaking with Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times, Polanco explained the impact that his injured knee had in 2024 and why he wanted to return to the Pacific Northwest.
Polanco will play at designated hitter on Monday as the M's take on the Cleveland Guardians, marking his first action of the spring.
Sure, Polanco didn't have a great first year in Seattle, but is that really reflective of how he's going to play in 2025?
Speaking to the media on Sunday morning, Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson addressed where Jorge Polanco is at in his return from offseason surgery on his left knee.
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Speaking last week at spring training, Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson expressed optimism about Polanco's health, but we haven't seen him in action yet.
It's been a sluggish start to the spring for Moore, who is auditioning for the gig as Seattle's primary second baseman in 2025. Jorge Polanco is set to move to third base following the departure of Josh Rojas this past offseason,
The Mariners’ All-Star pitcher struggled with his command and release point, exiting the game with two outs in the second inning. His final line: 1 2/3 innings pitched, two runs allowed on two hits with two walks and three strikeouts.
Justin Turner sat down with Bob Nightengale of USA Today and expressed his frustrations toward the Seattle Mariners about their lack of offseason spending.
Seattle Mariners fans have been angry at president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto for some time now, something that his "54 percent" comments regarding bui
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