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Catie Griggs resigns as president of business operations for the Seattle Mariners

Griggs arrived in Seattle in the summer of 2021 after four seasons as the chief business officer for Atlanta United in MLS.

Associated Press,

Associated Press,

Next GameNext Game	07/19/2024 10:10 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	HOU Houston Astros
Standing (Division)Division Rank	1st AL West
WinsWins	52
LossesLosses	46
RunsRuns Scored	379
Runs AllowedRuns Allowed	360
Batting AverageBatting Average	.219
Home RunsHome Runs	109
ManagerManager	Scott Servais

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Gabe Speier

SEA Relief Pitcher #55

Gabe Speier (shoulder) fired a scoreless inning on Monday in a minor league rehab appearance in the Rookie-level Arizona Complex League.

Speier is working his way back from a left rotator cuff strain that sent him to the injured list back in late May. The 29-year-old southpaw’s return should provide a lift to Seattle’s middle relief depth.
Lolo Sanchez

FA Center Fielder #77

Mariners released OF Lolo Sanchez.

Sanchez only wound up spending a couple weeks with the Mariners at Double-A Arkansas before being released. The 25-year-old outfielder has yet to reach the majors after being a notable prospect a couple years ago with the Pirates.
Logan Gilbert

SEA Starting Pitcher #36

Logan Gilbert shut out the Angels for seven innings, striking out nine, in a no-decision Sunday.

Gilbert allowed just two hits before leaving with a 2-0 lead. Unfortunately, it disappeared immediately in the eighth, as Ryne Stanek hurt himself on a leadoff walk and Austin Voth went on to give up a three-run homer to take a loss. It’s the fifth time this season that Gilbert has gone without allowing a run. He’s a worthy All-Star as he finishes the first half with a 2.79 ERA, but he won’t get to pitch in the game after working today.
Jurrangelo Cijntje

SEA Starting Pitcher

Mariners selected Mississippi State SHP Jurrangelo Cijntje with the No. 15 selection of the 2024 MLB Draft.

Yep, a switch-pitcher. Cijntje made 16 starts for the Bulldogs in 2024 with a 3.67 ERA and 113/30 K/BB over his 90 2/3 innings. Those numbers aren’t spectacular, but the 21-year-old is considered one of the most athletic pitchers in the class who offers more upside than your typical collegiate arm. As a right-hander he throws his heater up to 98 mph with an above-average slider, while he shows that same breaking-ball as a southpaw and typically sits in the low 90s. There’s some talk that Cijntje may just move to right-handed pitching full-time, but either way, the chance to miss bats as a starter makes him worth consideration in dynasty leagues.
Ryne Stanek

SEA Relief Pitcher #45

Ryne Stanek was removed from Sunday’s outing against the Angels in the eighth inning due to an apparent injury.

The 32-year-old hurler took over for Logan Gilbert in the eighth inning and issued a four-pitch walk to Mickey Moniak on which none of the offerings were particularly close. Something looked off, which prompted a visit from the training staff and his ultimate removal from the ballgame. He’ll head for further evaluation to determine exactly what’s going on there. Stay tuned.
Julio Rodriguez

SEA Center Fielder #44

Julio Rodríguez went 2-for-3 with an RBI on Saturday in the Mariners’ loss to the Angels.

Rodríguez was responsible for plating Seattle’s lone run of the contest courtesy of a run-scoring single in the opening frame off Angels starter José Soriano. The 23-year-old outfielder should benefit exponentially from next weeks’ All-Star break as it’ll give him an opportunity to hopefully put a lingering quad issue to bed with some extra rest and also allow him to work on his swing out of the spotlight.
George Kirby

SEA Starting Pitcher #68

George Kirby struck out seven and was charged with two runs (one earned) over six innings on Saturday in a loss to the Angels.

Kirby certainly deserved better in this one as he got exactly one run of support from Seattle’s offense in his final outing of the first half. He generated 12 swinging strikes and finished with a pedestrian 30 percent CSW. He’ll bring a respectable 3.29 ERA, 0.99 WHIP and 116/13 K/BB ratio across 117 2/3 innings (20 starts) into the All-Star break.
Cal Raleigh

SEA Catcher #29

Cal Raleigh homered in an extra-inning loss for the Mariners to the Angels on Friday.

Raleigh also singled and drew an intentional walk. The homer was a two-run blast to give Seattle a 4-2 lead, and it also gave the switch-hitting backstop his 20th homer; the first time a Mariner catcher has hit that many home runs before the All-Star break. Raleigh was not a consistent threat in May or June, but he’s been spectacular in July and should be a strong fantasy option for the remainder of 2024.
Julio Rodriguez

SEA Center Fielder #44

Julio Rodríguez hit a two-run homer while going 3-for-5 in an extra-inning loss to the Angels on Friday.

The man they call J-Rod smashed an opposite-field homer with Mitch Garver on off Tyler Anderson to give Seattle a 2-0 lead and Rodríguez his 10th homer of the campaign. He also singled twice. Fantasy managers are far too familiar with how streaky the 23-year-old has been over his career, but one of those hot runs appears to be happening just before the break.
Bryan Woo

SEA Starting Pitcher #22

Bryan Woo gave up nine hits and four runs in a no-decision against the Angels on Friday while working 3 1/3 innings.

Woo gave up a two-run homer to Willie Calhoun in the first and another two runs in the fourth, and the 24-year-old scuffled between those frames as well. It was his first start back since June 24 when he went on the injured list with a hamstring strain, and it was not an effective one. He allowed nine hits and walked two with just one strikeout in very easily his worst start of the 2024 season. Woo offers some fantasy appeal, but there’s some risk in a second-year hurler who doesn’t offer elite swing-and-miss stuff.

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