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Mariners Shake Up Lineup vs. Lefties

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Mariners Manager Scott Servais shakes up lineup for game three against Cleveland Guardians, resting key players for upcoming series against New York Yankees. Rob Refsnyder leads off and Victor Robles plays right field, while backup catcher Mitch Garver sits. Servais emphasizes balancing rest to maintain team performance throughout the season.

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Mariners Shake Up Lineup vs. Lefties

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Seattle Mariners News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mariners Shake Up Lineup vs. Lefties. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's March 28th. Welcome to Seattle Mariners News Today. AI-powered coverage of your squad. I'm Corey with the story. Seattle Mariners are facing the Cleveland Guardians in Game 3 of their 4-game series at T-Mobile Park. And this marks the first time this. Season. They're up against the left-handed starter. Manager Scott Surveys shook up the line-up with Rob Refsnider leading off as the designated hitter and Victor Robles sliding into right field. His held back, backup catcher, Mitch Garver, from the starting 9 today, opting instead to keep players fresh. He mentioned the upcoming series against the New York Yankees brings a bunch more lefties, so plenty of chances to mix things up later without rushing. Now fans and analysts are buzzing about how this rest strategy plays out, especially since neither Robles nor Refsnider saw action in the first two games. It's all about giving these guys real looks while managing workloads early in the season. Getting ahead expect Garver to give behind the plate soon, maybe with Cal Raleigh taking

1:03a DH breather, or even a full day off during the Yankee. Match up. Surveys stress balancing rest to keep the squad sharp long-term. As the Mariners tweak their approach against South Paws, we'll watch how this rotation evolves and keeps the momentum rolling through the schedule.

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