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Bryce Miller's Oblique Injury: Mariners' Update

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Seattle Mariners pitcher Bryce Miller experiences discomfort in his left side oblique, halting his first full-effort bullpen session. Despite the setback, hes still able to play catch and plans a lighter bullpen in the coming days. Miller had a challenging 2025 season but showed promise in 2024. The team is optimistic about his recovery, with no return timeline set yet.

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Bryce Miller's Oblique Injury: Mariners' Update

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This is Corey with Seattle Mariners News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. Seattle Mariners pitcher Bryce Miller is facing an early setback in spring training, with discomfort in his left side oblique. The 27-year-old right-hander had to stop his first full-effer bullpen session short on Wednesday after feeling pain in the area. Team instructions were clear for Miller not to push through any issues, so he followed that advice right away. He's still okay to play catch and plans a lighter touch and feel bullpen in the next few days. Looking back, Miller had a tough 2025 season with just 18 starts where he struggled overall. That came after a strong 2024 with 31 solid outings. Fans and the Mariners know health is key for Miller, who has the stuff to become an all-star win right. His ability to keep doing light work is a good sign he might not miss much time. For now, no return timeline has been set, but the team will share more updates as he

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