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Mariners Cut Ties with Loutos, Free Agent Now

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Seattle Mariners release Ryan Loutos, undrafted pitcher with minor league promise, to free agency after struggles in spring training and regular season.

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Mariners Cut Ties with Loutos, Free Agent Now

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On April 2nd, Seattle Mariners just cut ties with Ridey Reliever Ryan Lauders. On Thursday, they placed the 27-year-old 6-foot-five pitcher on unconditional release waivers, meaning he's headed straight to free agency, unless claimed. Lauders went undrafted out of Division III College Ball, but he broke into the majors with the St. Louis Cardinals last year, posting a zero point, 0-0 ERA, over three outings. This season, things got bumpy. He had a 15-point-0-0 ERA in two games with the Dodgers in 12-point-0-0 with the Nationals. Still, he's shown in AAA at 3-point-5-0 over 38 appearances. After signing with Seattle in the off-season, Lauders bombed in spring training with an 18-point-0-0 ERA in four games and hasn't seen. Regular season action yet. Fans get a roster spot to tight with so many pieces in play. Now he's shopping for a new squad. And with that big frame and minor league promise, some team might scoop him up quick to bolster

their bullpen. Death. That's the story for today. Seattle Mariners News Today. Driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.

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