of spring losing to Cleveland 8-4. The Guardians got all their runs in the 4th
and 7th innings.
Mitch Haniger was at dh where he got
a home run in the second inning. Mitch
batted second in the order. He had two
at bats on the day. Reminded me that
Mitch can hit anywhere in the order.
On the regular season we will likely see
him further down in the order.
Dominic Canzone who likely share right
field field with Haniger played there and
batted fifth. He had a hit in a couple at
bats and drove in a run. Looked good in
the field too.
Most of the rest of the lineup were the
guys competing for the utility spots.
Cal Raleigh though started at catcher
with a couple at bats. He scored after
walking. Luke Raley who may play a
lot of left field though played first base.
He looked good there to so if Ty France
needs a day off he will be a good one
to be out there.
Ryan Bliss who may play at Tacoma
in the beginning of the season started
and hsd a couple at bats played second.
He began his career at shortstop. Could
see him play both at Tacoma along with
third base. Dylan Moore played shortstop
with a hit and a walk while driving in a
walk. He is the one the rest of the guys
trying to beat for utility. Michael Chavis
who signed a minor league deal started
at third.
Sam Haggerty started in left while Samad
Taylor started in center. He played second
and left field on Saturday. Harry Ford saw
his first action of spring. The catcher threw
out a runner at second. Quite impressive
since he did it from his knees. The play
wasn't close.
The Mariners again used eight pitchers.
Lefty Jhonathan Diaz who started was
very impressive striking out four of the
six batters he faced first two innings.
Though he won't be in the rotation to
start the season adds depth and could
be the long reliever if he continues
this way. Diaz pitched four games last
year in relief with the Los Angeles Angels.
Monday Luis Castillo starts against
his former team the Cincinnati Reds.
Most likely go a couple innings. May
see Julio in his first game of the season.
Go M's.
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