Mariners Prospects Shine, Cardinals Lock in Manager

0:00For the Seattle Mariners, it's March 2nd. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Seattle Mariners are taking their first off day of spring training today after a busy start. Fans are buzzing about standout prospects like second baseman Cole Young, who crushed a 442-foot home run and pitching hopeful. Ryan Sloan, who hit 99 miles per hour in his cacti's league debut. Earlier this week, reporter Adam Jude watched closer Andres Munoz through a sharp bullpins session. Outfield prospect, Brennan Davis is pushing hard to show his grit and pret work while catcher Kyle Raleigh plans to stay connected with the team. Despite heading to the World Baseball Classic with Team USA, these early performances have Mariners fans excited, highlighting the depth in their farm system. Young and Sloan flashes the power and velocity signal, big potential for the lineup and rotation as the team builds momentum. Shifting around the league, the St. Louis Cardinals locked in manager Oliver Marmel through

1:02the 2028 season. The San Diego Padre signed free agent outfielder Alex Ferdugo to a minor league deal, but they're dealing with injuries like Brian Hoing's elbow. It has shoe. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh's Connor Griffin slugged his third spring training home and Arizona hopes pitcher's Merrill Kelly and outfielder Corbin Carroll, returned by opening day. Keep an eye on these stories as camps heat up. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, your pillow just got smarter, a pleasure podcast and music, S-O-L-L-I, solely pillow dot com.