Mariners' Donovan Injured, Wilson Called Up

0:00It's April 21st. This is MLB News Today, powered by AI, you're around the diamond update. I'm Cory with the story. Seattle Mariners third baseman Brendan Donovan just landed on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to Saturday with a left-growing muscle strain. He left Friday's five-nothing loss to the Texas Rangers, nursing a left-hit problem on top of right-growing soreness that's bowed to him for two weeks. This might tie back to his sporturnia surgery on October 7th last year. Manager Dan Wilson says it's a major procedure that needs constant watching. But Donovan powered through spring training and started hot this season. At 29, he's slashing 304 with three home runs, eight RBI's, and nine walks over 18 games. The Mariners grabbed him from the Cardinals in a February 3 team deal with the Tampa Bay so his absence stings early. To fill the gap, they called up infielder Will Wilson, 27 from triple A to coma. A first-round pick in 2019, he debuted last year with Cleveland, hitting 192 and 34

1:05games, and now he's batting. 275 down in the minors. They also shift the utility guy, Miles Masherbony, 30, to the 60-day I.L. after his calf tweak playing for Italy in the World Baseball Classic. Keep an eye on how the infield shakes out as these guys heal up.