
Mariners Lose, Crawford Rehabbing, Emerson Extension Debated
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Mariners suffer a tough loss to Yankees, J.P. Crawford begins rehab, Inland Empire 66ers unveil roster, Pirates discuss long-term deals, Orioles catcher makes history, Padres sale could reach record-breaking $3.5 billion, baseball gains popularity.
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Seattle Mariners News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Mariners Lose, Crawford Rehabbing, Emerson Extension Debated. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 2nd, Mariners dropped a tough 5-3 decision to the Yankees yesterday in the rubber match of the series, despite a late rally that. Just couldn't seal the deal. Today marks the team's first off-day of the season, giving players and fans a breather after that early grind. JP Crawford started his rehabs then with Tacoma and might rejoin the big club as early as tomorrow. Around the Mariners world, their new single A affiliate, the Inland Empire 66ers dropped their opening roster while analysts weighed in on the Colt, Emerson Extension, and how the team survived the first two games without a single hit. Leaguewide, the pirates are chatting long-term deals with top-prospect Connor Griffin, and Orioles catcher San Basallo made history with the first. Game ending ABS challenge win. Catchers like Andrew Nisner landed on his feet with a minor league pact in Colorado. Baseball's buzzing as the sport climbs past the NBA in popularity by some stats, and the Padre sale could hit a record $3.5 billion.
Dollars, shaking up team values everywhere, keeps things interesting as we head into more action. Stay locked in with Seattle Mariners News Today, AI-powered updates.
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