Another shocking news hit the Mariners: The Seattle Mariners irreplaceable star player has been sacked first thing today.

Another shocking news hit the Mariners: The Seattle Mariners irreplaceable star player has been sacked first thing today.

The irreplaceable star player of the Seattle Mariners was fired first thing today, startling the team even more.

Dropping the series against their National League rivals, the Seattle Mariners defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 12-4 on Sunday.

The Mariners’ early-season run of average to bad baseball continued with this defeat, which dropped them to 4-6 on the season. Following their split of the first four games with Boston, Seattle has now lost a consecutive series.

Seattle lost the game and also lost a bullpen member when Collin Snider left after being struck in the leg by a line drive.

Servais claimed Snider’s kneecap was bruised. Day to day, he is. To have coverage for the series, they will attempt to get a reliever to Toronto, even as a taxi squad player.

Servais reported that Snider has a kneecap contusion. Day to day, he is. In order to have coverage for the series, they will attempt to send a reliever to Toronto, even as a taxi squad player.

Although his day-to-day status is encouraging for the time being, Seattle’s bullpen problems continue. The team is already without top set-up guys Matt Brash and Gregory Santos because of injuries. May is when both pitchers should be ready, hopefully.

In his third year in the big leagues, Snider is 28 years old. After making his Kansas City Royals debut in 2022, he played there for two years before moving to Seattle this year.

He has a 5.93 ERA for his career, going 4-2. He’s 0-0 with a 6.00 ERA through three games this season.

Monday night, in Toronto, the Mariners and Toronto Blue Jays will begin a new series. Jose Berrios will face Luis Castillo in the Blue Jays’ home debut.