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ARLINGTON -- J.P. Crawford returned to the Mariners’ lineup on Saturday after missing four games, but notably, he was not reinstalled at the leadoff spot. Instead, Cole Young remained atop the order as part of a mini-shakeup that could be semipermanent.

SEATTLE -- Whatever injury was leaving Julio Rodríguez out of the lineup can quickly be dismissed. A 409-foot solo blast into center field will do just that.

SEATTLE -- The Mariners lost two everyday players from their starting lineup on Monday, as J.P. Crawford was scratched about two hours before first pitch against the Reds and Julio Rodríguez was forced to exit to begin the top of the sixth inning.

SEATTLE -- Julio Rodríguez was out of the Mariners’ lineup in their first game back from the All-Star break on Friday and remained on the 7-day concussion injured list. But he did say in passing that he’s “trending” in the right direction, after which he went through a full pregame

Brendan Donovan is officially on the comeback trail -- again -- for the Mariners. The infielder began a rehab assignment on Wednesday with the team’s Arizona Complex League affiliate, going 0-for-3 with three strikeouts and a walk as the designated hitter. Donovan has been on the injured list for nearly

ST. PETERSBURG -- The Mariners needed a day like Sunday. They snapped their five-game losing streak by getting the timely hits they had been looking for all week long in an 8-2 win over the Rays at Tropicana Field. They received a fantastic effort from their bullpen. They earned a

ST. PETERSBURG -- When the Mariners come out of the All-Star break on Friday, it seems likely that they will have Julio Rodríguez in the lineup for that night’s game against the Giants at T-Mobile Park. Manager Dan Wilson said prior to the team’s first-half finale against the Rays at

SEATTLE -- Two days removed from being hit in the head by a throw, Julio Rodríguez was back in the outfield at T-Mobile Park on Sunday afternoon, playing catch ahead of the Mariners’ final home game of the first half against the Blue Jays. Rodríguez exited the Mariners’ game against

SEATTLE -- Julio Rodríguez reported to T-Mobile Park on Friday still feeling the effects from the hard throw that he absorbed directly off the back of his helmet the night prior. And the Mariners made the swift move to place the star center fielder on the 7-day concussion injured list

SEATTLE -- The Mariners lost their star center fielder to concussion protocols on Thursday night, as Julio Rodríguez was forced to exit in the third inning against the Angels after taking a 78.2 mph throw off the back of his helmet on a double play attempt while running the bases.

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SEATTLE -- One day after crushing a 428-foot homer on an ailing right hamstring, Dominic Canzone was out of the Mariners’ lineup as they looked to win their second straight and take a series victory on Tuesday against the Angels. But that was by design.

SEATTLE -- Rob Refsnyder has been battling through discomfort in both of his knees for much of what’s been a difficult debut season in Seattle. And on Monday, the situation reached the point that the club placed him on the 10-day injured list. Meanwhile, Dominic Canzone (right hamstring) and Luke

SEATTLE -- In the midst of maybe his best day of the season, Dominic Canzone was forced to exit early during the Mariners’ 3-1 win against the Red Sox on Sunday. But the right hamstring issue that sidelined him is not considered serious beyond a day-to-day situation, Canzone and manager

SEATTLE -- Julio Rodríguez was out of the Mariners’ lineup for Thursday’s matinee vs. the Orioles, but he did go through agility work in the outfield with Seattle’s athletic training staff before hitting in the batting cages. The star center fielder appeared to move well and remains day to day

SEATTLE -- The hits just will not stop coming for the Mariners. Even after returning Cal Raleigh and J.P. Crawford from the IL one day earlier, Seattle absorbed another injury on Wednesday -- and maybe their biggest yet -- as Julio Rodríguez was forced to exit to begin the seventh

SEATTLE -- Josh Naylor was out of the Mariners’ lineup for the second straight day on Wednesday as he continues to nurse a sore right wrist. But the Mariners were optimistic that the first baseman could return as soon as Thursday’s matinee. Luke Raley, too, was also out for the

SEATTLE -- After two weeks of hit after hit on the injury front, the Mariners finally had some real reinforcements waiting for them when they returned to the Pacific Northwest to open a six-game homestand Tuesday. And major reinforcements, at that.

SEATTLE -- The Mariners returned their star catcher and the longest-tenured shortstop in franchise history ahead of Tuesday’s homestand-opener against the Orioles. And yet, general manager Justin Hollander couldn’t get all the way through a full answer without acknowledging the downsides. “That’s very exciting that we get two guys back,”

WASHINGTON -- Although the Mariners will add a few reinforcements from the injured list upon returning to Seattle, this three-city road trip has nonetheless been brutal for guys going down. Josh Naylor became the latest casualty during Sunday’s 10-1 loss at Nationals Park, when he was forced to exit shortly

WASHINGTON -- J.P. Crawford spent much of Sunday morning in the visiting clubhouse at Nationals Park sandwiched between two youngsters he’s deliberately brought under his wing. On his left was Ryan Bliss, inactive after being optioned to Triple-A Tacoma earlier this week, and to his right was Colt Emerson, the

The Big Dumper looks like himself again. In his third rehab game with Triple-A Tacoma on Saturday, as he works his way back from a right oblique strain, Cal Raleigh launched two more home runs to bring his total to five with the Rainiers.

WASHINGTON -- The banged-up Mariners took another injury hit on Friday night, but it appears to not be as severe as it initially looked.

BALTIMORE -- Colt Emerson, it appears, will avoid the injured list. The Mariners’ uber-talented infielder was out of the Mariners’ lineup for the third straight day on Wednesday, but he did take swings in the cage for the first time since suffering a back spasm when throwing to first base