Mariners Promote Weston Wilson, Designate Miles Mastrobuoni for Assignment Ahead of Left-Heavy Red Sox Series
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Darragh McDonald
14d ago· 4 min readenNews
Summary
The Seattle Mariners have selected the contract of infielder/outfielder Weston Wilson from the minors and designated fellow infielder/outfielder Miles Mastrobuoni for assignment in a corresponding roster move. The swap is reportedly motivated by the Mariners' upcoming series against the Boston Red Sox, who are scheduled to start three left-handed pitchers (Ranger Suárez, Connelly Early, and Payton Tolle) this weekend. Wilson, a right-handed batter, provides a better matchup against left-handed pitching compared to the lefty-hitting Mastrobuoni.
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· 2 pulledKramer suggests the swap is related to the fact that the Mariners are slated to face a bunch of lefties.
The Red Sox are scheduled to start southpaws Ranger Suárez, Connelly Early and Payton Tolle this weekend.
The Mariners are facing a bunch of lefties this weekend, prompting them to swap a righty bat in for a lefty one.
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