Yahoo Sports reports: When Bryce Miller was relegated to watching Seattle Mariners games on television from the team’s spring training complex as he rehabbed a left oblique injury, the right-hander was left with frustrating viewing. The Mariners spent most of April and May mired in mediocrity, twice falling five games below .500 less than a year removed from being eliminated by the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series. Seattle’s top talent entered the 2026 season hungry for the first World Series appearance in franchise history.
sports | sports | Yahoo Sports | June 1, 2026 1:32 AM
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When Bryce Miller was relegated to watching Seattle Mariners games on television from the team’s spring training complex as he rehabbed a left oblique injury, the right-hander was left with frustrating viewing. The Mariners spent most of April and May mired in mediocrity, twice falling five games below .500 less than a year removed from being eliminated by the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series. Seattle’s top talent entered the 2026 season hungry for the first World Series appearance in franchise history.
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