Mariners Lose Opener, Triple-A Prospects Heat Up

0:00It's March 27th. This is Seattle Mariners News Today, Team News powered by AI. The Seattle Mariners kicked off their season with a 6-4 loss on opening day. They also announced their opening day roster for the Triple-A to coma rain years. Randy Aroza Reena ended a streak of rotating left-fielders by starting there for the second year in a row. Cal Raleigh said he regrets not challenging a late strikeout call in that game. Randy A previews are buzzing with real reasons for optimism this year, beyond just fan hope. Kate Preuser even joined NPR to break down the Mariners outlook. Around the league, the Cubs locked an infielder Nico Harner with a 6-year contract extension before he hit free agency. Brewer's outfielder Jackson Turio starts on the injured list with a fractured left hand and can miss 2-4 weeks. 10-year veteran catcher, Roberto Perez, announced his retirement. Padres pitcher U-Darvish landed on the restricted list so he can rehab at his own pace.

1:01Philly's infielder, Alec Bohm, filed a lawsuit against his parents over alleged financial mismanagement. Former Mariners prospect, Tyler O'Neill, saw his streak of 6-straight opening day homers and with the Orioles. Keep an eye on Triple-A prospects across the league as the season heats up.