Mariners Lose Key Players, Turn to Depth
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The Seattle Mariners opening day roster was trimmed to twenty-six players, but they had to place two key players on the injured list. Shortstop J.P. Crawford, the teams longest-serving player, and right-hander Bryce Miller were both sidelined due to injuries. Crawford, who struggled in spring training, was replaced by utility infielder Leo Rivas at shortstop, while Emerson Hancock stepped into Millers rotation slot. The team will closely monitor the recoveries of these players and rely on depth players to keep things steady in the opening weeks.
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