Miller's Progress in Oblique Recovery
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Bryce Miller made significant strides in his recovery from a sore left oblique, throwing about thirty pitches at ninety-one miles per hour during a bullpen session in Peoria, Arizona. He described the session as effortless, a stark contrast to recent setbacks. Despite the progress, Miller is likely to start the season on the injured list, with the Mariners taking a cautious approach to his return. Manager Dan Wilson praised the session as a positive step, emphasizing the need to monitor Millers progress. Miller threw his full mix of pitches, including breaking balls, and plans to build up his effort levels in the coming days. Meanwhile, first baseman Josh Naylor and Hall of Famer Edgar Martinez have returned to camp after the World Baseball Classic and coaching stints, respectively. Due to extreme heat, Fridays and Saturdays games have been rescheduled.
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