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Injuries and disappointing performances have taken their toll on teams aiming to win the World Series.
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The Mariners welcomed Julio Rodríguez back, opened a 40-man roster spot and moved Brendan Donovan one step closer to returning.
Former Mariners prospect Harry Ford crushed his first MLB homer in his Nationals debut, adding immediate pressure to the José Ferrer trade.
Jeff Passan explained why trading Randy Arozarena would be risky, but the Mariners have played poorly enough to make the possibility worth discussing.
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The Cardinals outfielder homered on his last six swings in the final round to defeat the fan favorite and silence a raucous Citizens Bank Park crowd.
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