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Game Date:
04/02/2021
10:10pm EST
Lines:
San Francisco +1.5
Seattle -1.5
Total:
Over
8.5 (-105)
Under 8.5 (-115)
Community Picks: San Francisco 0% vs Seattle 0%
San Francisco and Seattle Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
The Seattle Mariners have made a trio of promotions to fill out the major league coaching staff for next season. Manager Scott Servais announced Thursday that Pete Woodworth would be the new pitching coach, Carson Vitale will be the field coordinator and Jarret DeHart will be the assistant hitting coach. Woodworth was the pitching coach for Seattle's Double-A Arkansas affiliate last season. Continue to Article
November 07, 2019 3:27:pm EST
The Seattle Mariners have declined Wade LeBlanc's $5.5 million option for the 2020 season, and the left-hander will become a free agent. LeBlanc was a starter for part of last season before being moved to the bullpen as the Mariners opted to give some of its younger prospects a chance in the rotation. LeBlanc appeared in 26 games with eight starts and had a 6-7 record and 5.41 ERA. Continue to Article
October 31, 2019 7:17:pm EST
While most of the heavy lifting from the Toronto Blue Jays' is still to come, the club got started by claiming reliever Anthony Bass on Tuesday. Because he has those two secondary offerings in his back pocket, Bass has traditionally been able to induce relatively neutral platoon splits. Although Bass doesn't look like he'll be an impact arm for the Blue Jays, he's projects to make just $1.7 million in arbitration and could provide a baseline of competence to a group riddled with question marks. Continue to Article
October 29, 2019 3:05:pm EST
Ron Wotus will have to wait a little bit longer for his first major league managerial job. The Athletic's Andrew Baggarly reported Saturday that the Giants have told the longtime coach that he is no longer in the running for their open job. Wotus has been with the Giants organization since 1988 and has been a coach with the franchise since 1998. Continue to Article
October 27, 2019 12:15:am EST
Democrats and Republicans don't agree on much in Washington these days, but they'll all be cheering on the US capital's baseball team Friday night as it chases its first World Series title in nearly a century. The Washington Nationals will take on the Houston Astros at sold-out Nationals Park holding a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series after improbably taking the first two games of the Major League Baseball championship in Houston. It will be the first World Series game played in the nation's capital since 1933, when the then-Washington Senators lost to the New York Giants and president Franklin Roosevelt threw out the ceremonial first pitch. Continue to Article
October 25, 2019 12:55:pm EST
