Naylor's World Baseball Classic Injury, No Worry for Mariners

0:00For the Seattle Mariners, it's March 11th. Here's what's happening. The Seattle Mariners kicked off their offseason by signing First Basement Josh Nailer to a five-year deal worth $92,500,000. The 28-year-old left-handed hitter is already a key part of their lineup after they traded pitching prospects to get him from the Arizona Diamondbacks last year. Nailer fit right in and helped power the Mariners to the American League West title, falling just one win short of the World Series. In 32 regular season games, he hit 299 with a 341 on-base percentage and 831 OPS. Nine home runs and 33 RBI's. Fans in Seattle took to him quickly and he's set to stay as a central player for years to come. Right now, he's away from spring training playing for Team Canada in the World Baseball Classic alongside teammates like Julio Rodriguez and Cao. Raleigh. Canada is two wins and one loss in Poo-A, with a big game against Cuba on Wednesday

1:02where the winner advances to the quarterfinals. Nailer took a fastball off his right elbow in Tuesday's win over Puerto Rico, going zero for four and looking uncomfortable. Luckily, Canada manager Ernie Witt gave good news, saying Nailer feels fine and will start Wednesday. Mariners fans can breathe easy, knowing their sluggers should be back soon chasing that first World Series title. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. Comfort, you can hear. Sound you can relax into. S-O-L-I. SoleyPillo.com