Mariners’ Cal Raleigh out starting lineup again with ‘general soreness’
The Seattle Times • • sports
Key Points:
- Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh is experiencing soreness in his right side, leading to him missing the starting lineup for two consecutive days, though he has never before been placed on the injured list in his MLB career.
- Manager Dan Wilson described Raleigh's condition as "general soreness" and emphasized caution, with Raleigh undergoing an MRI and other tests to assess the issue.
- Raleigh reported feeling better on Sunday, taking swings in the cage, but the Mariners may still place him on the injured list, with infielder Ryan Bliss ready as a potential roster replacement.
- The Mariners have made several recent roster moves due to injuries, including placing reliever Matt Brash on the 15-day injured list with a lat strain and infielder Will Wilson on the injured list with a fractured thumb.
- The team continues to manage injuries cautiously to prevent further complications, with updates expected as the situation develops.
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