Evans ‘deserved better fate’ in tough loss to RangersPlus Kirby K's 4 in first Minor League rehab startMay 4th ARLINGTON -- isn’t too worried about what the stat line suggests from his second start in the Majors It looks forgettable, as he was charged with six runs on 11 hits with two walks and five strikeouts over five innings in the Mariners’ 8-1 loss to the Rangers on Sunday afternoon Evans didn’t give up much hard contact all day many of which simply found the right holes at the right time in what became a six-run third inning for the Rangers Evans’ other four innings of work were scoreless frames I feel like I could’ve executed a little better with those walks Evans, the Mariners’ No. 10 prospect who joined the rotation when Logan Gilbert landed on the injured list last month navigated around traffic the first two innings Evans issued a one-out walk to Rangers nine-hole hitter Blaine Crim followed by Josh Smith reaching on a popup that landed safely in shallow left third baseman Ben Williamson couldn’t make a play on a sharply hit grounder by Wyatt Langford that loaded the bases Corey Seager drove in two runs with a single to right After Evans got Joc Pederson to line out for the second out the Rangers scored four more on RBI singles by Marcus Semien Evans walked Jonah Heim during that stretch Part of the growth of a young pitcher is figuring out how to minimize damage in innings such as the third manager Dan Wilson felt like Evans made the pitches that could have done just that but just luck wasn’t on his side that inning.” He threw two scoreless innings after the six-run third as the Mariners’ starters have now gone at least five innings in 26 of 33 games “The way he bounced back from that inning was really good,” Wilson said “I thought that was a big learning moment for him and a confidence booster.” The six runs are the most runs Evans has allowed since joining the professional ranks as a 12th-round pick in the 2023 MLB Draft Evans has had a couple of Minor League starts in which he gave up five runs including earlier this season on April 3 when he was pitching for Triple-A Tacoma against Reno But Evans hasn’t endured this type of outing since his college days at the University of PIttsburgh in 2023 even looking at his college stats shows a pitcher who was able to recover nicely after subpar performances Evans plans to keep that trend going in the Majors and not let an outing like Sunday’s linger There were definitely some things that I felt like I could’ve executed a little bit better Latest on KirbyRight-hander (right shoulder inflammation) is officially back on the road to the big leagues making his first rehab start with Triple-A Tacoma on Sunday Kirby allowed one run on a solo home run with four strikeouts over a 42-pitch went 14-11 with a 3.53 ERA in 33 starts last season Wilson addressed Kirby beginning his rehab assignment this weekend saying: “He’s just continuing his progression and we’ll obviously see how those starts start to go.” Texas — The results weren’t what Logan Evans wanted in his first major-league start on the road an 8-1 loss to the Texas Rangers on Sunday afternoon the 23-year-old said he’ll take away some encouragement from his second big-league start Regardless of the outcome — good or bad — he said he has to maintain a positive mindset There were definitely some things that I felt like I could execute a little bit better But just keep with my Plan A and keep going and attack.” Evans’ pitching line wasn’t pretty — he was tagged for six runs on 11 hits (all singles) — as the Rangers ended the Mariners’ six-game winning streak Manager Dan Wilson suggested Evans was pretty unlucky “I thought Logan pitched a really good ball game today,” Wilson said Throwing the “kitchen sink,” as he calls his vast arsenal and Wilson said he liked the pitch-selection mix And with rotation stalwarts Logan Gilbert (right elbow flexor strain) and George Kirby (shoulder inflammation) still on the injured list Evans does not sound in jeopardy of giving up his rotation spot in the short term Wilson said he appreciated that Evans was able to gather himself after that ugly third inning and get through five innings (on 92 pitches) providing some relief for the Mariners bullpen “That’s a big learning moment for him The Mariners had taken a 1-0 lead off Jacob deGrom in the third inning singled to center field and stole second; J.P Crawford followed with an infield single to move Rivas to third; and Jorge Polanco’s groundout brought in the game’s first run Julio Rodriguez and Cal Raleigh drew back-to-back walks to load the bases with two outs but Randy Arozarena hit into a fielder’s choice to end the threat The Mariners (20-13) had won the first five games of the season against the Rangers (17-18) including the first two games of this series and they’ll head to Sacramento for their first road series in the Athletics’ new park to begin a three-game series Monday Josh Jung led off the third with a hard-hit lineout to Arozarena in left field eight of the next nine Texas batters reached base starting with Evans’ five-pitch walk to the No Josh Smith followed with a blooper into shallow left field — just between shortstop J.P Crawford and Arozarena — and the next batter was credited with an infield single on a bouncing ground ball that ate up rookie third baseman Ben Williamson Corey Seager hit a sharp single to drive in two runs and give the Rangers their first lead of the series “They were able to find some holes,” Wilson said “And sometimes that’s the way the game goes he threw the ball well; he made some good pitches But luck wasn’t on his side in that inning.” Crawford snared a line drive off the bat of Joc Pederson for the second out but Marcus Semien followed with a first-pitch single to drive in another run Evans walked Jonah Heim to load the bases again and Adolis Garcia’s sharp groundball single up the middle drove in two more to make it 5-1 Jung’s soft single made it 6-1 before Evans struck out Crim to finally end the third inning “Sometimes it falls my way; sometimes it falls theirs I feel like I could have executed a little bit better with those walks BOX SCORE The opinions expressed in reader comments are those of the author only and do not reflect the opinions of The Seattle Times Stay secure and make sure you have the best reading experience possible by upgrading your browser A pair of dwelling fires over the weekend left one person dead several without a home and multiple firefighters injured firefighters were called to a dwelling fire at 105 E where it was reported there was entrapment City firefighters arrived on scene about 10:30 p.m to find three people hanging out of an attic window and a fourth person trapped on the second floor Firefighters were able to rescue the three on the third floor adding that those three were flown to “other hospitals for treatment.” the Blair County Coroner’s Office reported An autopsy will be conducted early this week to determine the cause of death for 64-year-old Sandra Howard “There was heavy fire in the rear of the second floor when we arrived,” Free said in describing the conditions of the late night blaze that was called in by a passerby “Five firefighters were transported to UPMC (Saturday) night,” with three of those transported to UPMC Pittsburgh for additional treatment All have since been released and are expected to make a complete recovery two for smoke inhalation and a fourth for dehydration The fifth firefighter suffered a concussion when part of the ceiling fell on his head The fire started on the second floor and is under investigation by the state fire marshal as well as the Altoona Fire Department and Altoona Police Free estimated the damage at $35,000 to $40,000 and said there was insurance on the single-family home The Red Cross was called to assist the family and the Salvation Army supplied hydration for the firefighters Logan Township United Fire was also available to assist a dwelling fire in Logan Township left one man without his home but thanks to some “divine” timing Fire crews responded to 3002 Gwin Road about 1:30 p.m where Logan Township United Fire Department Chief Rusty Shoenfelt said the fire seemingly began on the right side of the house and moved inward The wind caused the flames to brush up against the neighboring house resulting in some exterior heat damage to that home According to the elderly occupant’s cousin he regularly passes by the house to make sure his cousin is doing all right as he is not currently in the best health While he was making his trip over on this occasion he noticed the beginnings of the blaze and acted quickly to save his cousin The homeowner does not have much use of his legs and he typically uses a motorized scooter to get around His cousin said he had to kick open the door to the house because it was stuck and quickly found his cousin in his chair The smoke inside the house made it difficult to see – or breathe – so the cousin could only make it part of the way to the door while carrying the homeowner before running out of breath That’s when a pair of Penn State Altoona students stepped in to help The cousin said the two students entered the house after crossing the street from campus and rescued the two men from the house as the fire continued to build It was “divine intervention” on all accounts from his arrival at the house in time to pull his cousin out of the fire to the college students entering to save them both They all escaped unscathed and the homeowner did not require any medical care There was no official assessment of the property damage but there was severe damage to the home and two vehicles Shoenfelt said he indicated he wasn’t notified of the blaze by any fire alarms Shoenfelt said it’s important for residents to check their detectors monthly and swap them out every 10 years adding that preventative fire safety is crucial to give everyone the best chance of making it out alive in the event of a blaze “We encourage people to ensure they have working smoke detectors,” he said The homeowner will be staying with relatives and did not require any housing arrangements The residents of the neighboring house were out of town at the time of the fire Logan Township United was joined on scene by Pinecroft Volunteer Fire Company Greenwood Volunteer Fire Company and Newburg Volunteer Fire Department Excelsior Fire Department also arrived on scene to offer their Rapid Intervention Team according to the International Association of Fire Chiefs acts as a standby search and rescue team in the event of a firefighter getting injured or going missing Shoenfelt said about 50 firefighters in total were on hand to combat the blaze adding that there were no injuries reported AMED offered medical assistance and officers with the Altoona and Logan Township police departments were present as well Shoenfelt said the state police fire marshal will be investigating the cause of the fire Copyright © 2025 Central Pennsylvania Newspapers LLC | https://www.altoonamirror.com | 301 Cayuga Ave. As a WWE superstar who also defeated Dillon Danis in a pro boxing bout, Paul is constantly making noise and exploring different career paths has proven to be a huge success for the social media star is with FC Barcelona which is the former home of the 8-time Ballon d’Or winner After he accused the soccer star of copying PRIME with his own drink, MAS, Paul was called out by Messi’s bodyguard but he’s now attracted the attention of a staple of the UFC’s welterweight division As a fellow Argentine, Santiago Ponzinibbio didn’t hesitate to come to the defense of one of his nation’s sporting heroes The brief comments that were exchanged between Logan Paul and Lionel Messi’s bodyguard didn’t lead anywhere but that didn’t stop from the 19-fight UFC veteran from making it clear that if the WWE superstar wants to get anywhere near the Inter Miami FC player Ponzinibbio spoke in a recent interview with MMA Fighting where he gave his reaction to the beef and stated that he would be one of many names who would be ready to defend Messi in such a scenario It all started because Logan Paul talked about Messi “This guy went after Messi saying he wants a boxing match but he’ll have to beat a lot of people before he gets to Messi — and I’ll be one of them Having spent 17 years playing for Barcelona’s first team before joining Paris Saint-Germain for two seasons Messi moved to America in 2023 where he was named the MLS’ Most Valuable Player at the end of the 2024 season who is one year older than the sporting icon at 38 said that the decorated forward is an inspiration to many people which would only make Paul’s task even harder if he truly wants to fight the Argentina captain It’s incredible how many years playing at the highest level and doesn’t lose focus So [Paul] definitely has to beat a lot of people before he gets to our beloved ‘Pulga’ Santiago Ponzinibbio backs football star Lionel Messi in Logan Paul beef:"Messi doesn’t even know who Logan Paul is, brother. … He'll have to beat a lot of people before he gets to Messi — and I’ll be one of them."(🎥 @guicruzzz) pic.twitter.com/BJY49RIiKs Santiago Ponzinibbio is set to return to the Octagon at UFC Des Moines on May 3 where he faces Daniel Rodriguez with the hope of recording back-to-back wins for the first time since 2018 the entertaining welterweight has struggled to recapture the form that previously made him one of the most exciting contenders in the world at 170-pounds Before he was forced to take significant time off due to injuries, Ponzinibbio put together a 7-fight win streak that included wins over the likes of Neil Magny, Mike Perry and Conor McGregor’s teammate After being just one fight away from a title shot he has gone 3-5 after stepping back inside the Octagon in January of 2021 to try and pick up from where he left off Colossal Upwards of 17 million commercial flights ferry 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Those hundreds of thousands of vessels share the sky with winged things that have been around way but it’s not always an easy relationship Through the work of people like Norman Smith at Boston’s primary international terminal we’re learning more every day about a remarkable species and their evolving ways of life the film highlights the unique migration patterns of the largest owls in North America and why they flock from the Arctic to such an unlikely destination every winter Smith has been working with snowy owls at Logan Airport since 1981 “They fly 3,000 miles just to get here,” he says “We don’t know why they come down to the Boston area Logan Airport has the highest concentration of snowy owls in the Northeast that we know of.” The birds’ choice to land at a busy transportation hub might not be as surprising as you’d think at first which resemble something like the tundra they call home farther north water provides another ample source of food Programs like the one at Logan Airport have been in place for decades following tragic incidents in which jet engines ingested birds One particular event in 1960 in Boston prompted airports around the nation to implement programs that managed bird populations And while shooting avian species has historically been one method of removal Smith is committed to a much more humane solution: moving them to safety elsewhere Snowy owls are considered “vulnerable” to extinction and their populations are dwindling as the effects of the climate crisis continue to impact habitats in the Arctic While it’s harder to predict what will happen in the coming years Smith is dedicated to giving the birds he encounters the best chance of survival So far, he has single-handedly relocated more than 900 animals, been instrumental in implementing similar programs across the U.S., and hopes his passion for conservation and the urgent need to save these incredible creatures will influence future generations to do the same. 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See our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas baseball's list of players out with injuries could be shrinking this coming weekend against LSU Head coach Dave Van Horn hosted his monthly Swatters Club lunch Monday at the Fayetteville Public Library and reserved a few minutes of his discussion with the fans in attendance to address his team's health Here's a look at Van Horn's updates on five players prior to the No. 2 Razorbacks' (40-9 The TCU transfer has dealt with a lingering hamstring issue all season and tweaked it on a failed pickoff attempt in Arkansas' 6-4 loss to Florida on April 25 "It's pins and needles with him whenever he's running," Van Horn said More: Three things we learned about Arkansas baseball after sweeping No. 1 Texas More: 'Best player in the country': Wehiwa Aloy's two-way prowess wows Arkansas baseball Maxwell didn't play in the final two games against the Gators or the more-recent sweep over No Van Horn said Monday that Maxwell 'might be available' to face LSU Carson Boles was Maxwell's replacement against the Longhorns and is hitting .321 with 17 runs and 16 RBIs He hit a two-run homer Thursday night to open the scoring in a 9-0 victory over Texas Coil hasn't pitched since March 23 with a back injury The original target for a return was the final series of the regular season against Tennessee but Van Horn indicated the timeline has moved in favor of the Razorbacks and he'll be ready to go," Van Horn said of Coil's availability against LSU Two MRIs on Wiggins' right elbow did not reveal a tear to which Van Horn said 'thank goodness' at the Swatters Club we probably wouldn't have had him next year which means he probably wouldn't pitch here much Arkansas doesn't expect the freshman to be available for the remainder of the season Van Horn said there's a chance Wiggins returns if Arkansas is playing into late June at the College World Series three saves and 20 strikeouts in 14 innings Van Horn announced Souza will undergo surgery on his torn right shoulder next week The sophomore sustained the injury sliding into third base in the Razorbacks 13-3 win over Georgia on April 11 Souza posted a .250 batting average with four homer The freshman was the initial replacement for Souza at second base but Fraser is now dealing with a back injury that bothered him in high school Van Horn said Fraser will undergo two tests Monday and will likely miss a week or two Fraser has a .255 batting average with 12 RBIs Arkansas moved Cam Kozeal to second base and played Reese Robinett at first this weekend against Texas The move paid off as Robinett hit two home runs in a 13-8 win Saturday that clinched the sweep Jackson Fuller covers Arkansas football, basketball and baseball for the Southwest Times Record, part of the USA TODAY Network. 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2023 | citybiz | All Rights Reserved (KLKN) – Logan Greeno is a Junior at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the president of the Husker Bass Anglers Greeno helped the club win the 2025 sports club of the year award at UNL A passion stirred by his late father and grandfather growing up I did a lot of Walleye fishing out west with my grandpa,” said Greeno I started fishing more public lakes in my hometown of Kearney My Dad would take me often when I was younger and that’s really where I fell in love with Bass fishing.”  Greeno has helped grow the Bass Anglers from 20 members to now having around 80 The club competes around the country in large fishing events “We traveled to pretty much every tournament we could,” said Greeno Having support through local businesses and fundraising throughout our club is the only way we’re able to do it It’s super expensive to travel and compete competitively We’ve probably hit more tournaments this year then we have in the last two combined we’ve been all over the place and had some good finishes.” Greeno has also started his own organization and business Casting to Make a Difference was created to help young anglers find their love of the outdoors with a mentor who can teach them tips and tricks of the trade “Casting to Make a Difference is getting these experienced guys to become mentors,” said Greeno “When it comes to fishing for some of these kids they might not have that figure in their life to get them started.” Greeno also started his own business called “Revived Bait Co.,” which aims to create baits from 100% recycled soft plastics Whether you’re brand new to the sport of fishing, or an experienced veteran, Greeno’s advice is to just get out and fish. “Get out in the outdoors, even if you are just throwing a bobber and a worm,” said Greeno. “Fishing is just so much fun and I would definitely recommend it if anyone hasn’t done it. Go get a license and go out and have a blast fishing on the water.” whereas their supposedly elite pitching staff has sputtered The Seattle Mariners may be in first place in the AL West, but it's hard to ignore just how backward their 2025 season feels. It is their formerly much-maligned offense that is carrying them What would help is if the Mariners got George Kirby and Logan Gilbert back in their starting rotation sooner rather than later Both aces were seen throwing the ball over the weekend with Kirby doing so in an especially notable way After missing the first month of the season with inflammation in his right shoulder the 27-year-old made his first rehab appearance for the Triple-A Tacoma Rainiers To say it was encouraging would be an understatement Kirby threw 42 pitches over three innings against the Las Vegas Aviators on Sunday His fastball touched 97.8 mph and he struck out four while allowing one hit and no walks George Kirby tops out at 97.8 mph in his first rehab start with @RainiersLand.Pitching for the first time since Feb. 26, the @Mariners RHP fans 4 and faces one above the minimum in 3 IP. pic.twitter.com/NSNzI6nCXp As Adam Jude of The Seattle Times wrote on Sunday the Mariners don't have a firm plan for when Kirby will return to the rotation Yet he should only need one or two more rehab outings putting him in line to return in the middle of May There's never a bad time to welcome back an All-Star hurler whose career stats include a 3.43 ERA and 7.6 strikeout-to-walk ratio Yet with Seattle starters struggling more than their 3.76 ERA lets on getting Kirby back stands to be capital-H Huge yet another encouraging development that took place on Sunday involved Gilbert playing catch at Globe Life Field Shannon Drayer of Seattle Sports shot the footage: Logan Gilbert is throwing a baseball. pic.twitter.com/Wp2RHlVmiw Sidelined since April 25 with a mild flexor strain in his right arm Gilbert was meant to take a two-week break from throwing as making lob tosses while playing catch isn't the same as "throwing" when the player in question is a pitcher Even still, this particular game of catch reinforces what we were already thinking about Gilbert's injury: it could have been so much worse Season-ending Tommy John surgery was the worst-case scenario for Gilbert but it now seems as if that possibility is off the table entirely As part of an interview with Brian Kenny on MLB Now on Friday Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto said he hopes Gilbert's return will happen in the general vicinity of Kirby's return “We’re hopeful that we’re gonna see both this month, which is a little better we had thought initially,” Dipoto said, as per Brent Stecker of Seattle Sports The 28-year-old Gilbert led the majors in innings and WHIP in 2024 and his first 30.1 innings of this year had yielded a 2.37 ERA At 20-13, the Mariners already lead the AL West ahead of this week's showdown with the Athletics in Sacramento If they can be this good despite not having their two best pitchers together in the rotation until May the imagination naturally runs wild when thinking about what might come next © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved The content on this site is for entertainment and 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this month, which is a little better we had thought initially,” Dipoto said, as per Brent Stecker of Seattle Sports At 20-13, the Mariners already lead the AL West ahead of this week's showdown with the Athletics in Sacramento This is not a drill: George Kirby and Logan Gilbert were seen throwing baseballs this weekend Channelsreels-87535Reelsarrow-expand-87536Logan Evans strikes out fiveMariners @ RangersMay 4 2025 | 00:00:41add-reel-87537Reelsshare-square-2-87538ShareLogan Evans allows six runs and strikes out five batters across five innings of work in his start against the Rangers You can now search for over 3 million videos by player Use the search box to start your search with a player or a team and then use the filter panel to refine your results You can also start by selecting filters from the panel Videos can be embedded and shared directly from MLB.com Bienvenido a la nueva búsqueda de videos de MLB Ahora puede buscar más de 3 millones de videos por jugador Use el cuadro de 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Razorbacks received good news when an initial MRI on Wiggins' elbow didn't reveal a tear but the hard-throwing righty will undergo a second MRI this week to reveal the full extent of his injury "It doesn’t mean that he’s going to pitch again this year even if it’s not (torn)," Van Horn said If there’s a nerve issue or something jumped out More: Three takeaways as Arkansas baseball falls to Florida, loses third straight SEC series More: Arkansas baseball needs more from weekend starting pitchers to stop SEC slide Maxwell exited Friday's game against Florida in the bottom of the fourth with an ailing hamstring he's been battling throughout the season He didn't play in the final two games of the series Van Horn said Maxwell won't be in the lineup for the series opener against the Longhorns Thursday night (6 p.m. ESPN2) and will be limited regardless of his role this weekend I mean he might be able to play during the series some time," Van Horn said I don’t know about playing in the outfield yet." Van Horn mentioned that freshman Gabe Fraser's 'having some issues.' The infielder has been the primary replacement for Nolan Souza who is likely out for the remainder of the season with a shoulder injury The injury to Wiggins comes as Arkansas was on the cusp of a healthy pitching staff 4.35 ERA) returned to the starting rotation earlier this month after missing nearly eight weeks with a shoulder ailment 0.60 ERA) missed the last five weeks with a back injury but Dave Van Horn hopes the lefty can return before the final weekend of the regular season is healthy and available to make his season debut after having surgery to address the bone-related issue in his elbow last spring Wiggins began the spring by splitting closer duties with Christian Foutch He hasn't picked up a save since early March but Wiggins has been a reliable presence out of the Arkansas bullpen with a 3.21 ERA across 14 appearances He has 20 strikeouts and nine walks in 14 innings Pictured is the 2025 Logan High School girls tennis team Pictured is the 2025 Logan boys tennis duo of Caleb Burgess and Ethan Dingess LOGAN — The Logan High School tennis teams are gearing up for the regional tournament which was set to begin this Saturday at the LHS tennis courts The tournament will continue on Monday and Tuesday the tournament will be moved indoors to the local rec center Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account who made the All-Star team and received Cy Young votes has joined him there due to a flexor strain and the Mariners soon announced that he had departed due to forearm tightness “I felt it a little bit warming up,” said Gilbert Sometimes you just get going and it feels a little better As MLB.com’s Daniel Kramer described it both Gilbert’s pregame long-toss and warm-up pitches were of lesser intensity — he mostly didn’t use a windup for the latter — than usual He didn’t throw a single split-fingered fastball because of the stress the pitch places on his forearm “We didn’t think it was a good idea,” he said as though throwing mid-90s fastballs and breaking balls through discomfort was otherwise perfectly sound logic just kind of how I want to be known — eating innings and being dependable and being healthy,” said Gilbert But I’ve been healthy and never really came out of a start An MRI taken on Saturday revealed that Gilbert had suffered a Grade 1 flexor strain, meaning that it was a mild one, “relatively good news,” as the righty said He was placed on the 15-day injured list for the first time in his career and will be shut down from throwing for at least two weeks before being reexamined A return sometime in June is the best-case scenario Gilbert finished sixth in the AL Cy Young race last year on the strength of a 3.23 ERA, 3.27 FIP and 4.1 WAR, and tied for second in the voting in our preseason staff poll One notable change in his approach from 2024 to ’25 is that he had been throwing his splitter more often: 21.2% (22.6% prior to Friday) The pitch has been especially effective; last year batters hit .101 and slugged .162 while whiffing on 50.6% of their swings at the offering they’re at .067 AVG (1-for-30) and .100 SLG with a 50% whiff rate In light of Gilbert’s words and approach on Friday it’s fair to wonder whether that uptick in usage factored into his injury and whether he’ll back off his increased reliance on the pitch once he returns Evans has begun to take a sweeper-first approach to pitching Whereas last year he was using it 31% of the time so far this year his breaking ball usage has been 46% Evans’ slider spins at 2,800 rpm and has hellacious lateral wipe His reliance on it robs it of some bat-missing ability and Evans’ slider’s miss rate the last couple of years has been pretty average because he’s so often trying to throw it for strikes and hitters anticipate its arrival But because Evans’ fastball is fairly vulnerable he’s forced to lean on his breaking stuff up to 97) has only generated six whiffs across 200 total pitches so far in 2025 (including his big league start) hitters (in the minors and majors combined) have a .965 OPS against his mix of sinkers and four-seamers Evans can change pitch shape and speed off of his primary sinker/sweeper mix He’ll throw some harder cutters around 87 mph as well as some slower curveballs and changeups it’s really only the slider that’s plus he throws a good rate of strikes and gets groundballs he proved he could sustain this kind of stuff across more than 100 innings Without a single pitch generating plus miss he’s probably not going to be a star but he does enough to be a useful member of a big league rotation and his 45 FV grade is above the 40+ FV of last cycle when I thought Evans looked more like a nasty swingman or long reliever Evans made his major league debut on Sunday against the Marlins allowing two runs on two hits and three walks while striking out three in five innings; he got his first W in Seattle’s 7-6 victory Both his four-seamer and sinker sat in the 91-95 range and averaged 92.9 mph He threw six different pitch types including the two fastballs but generated just four whiffs and a 17% CSW rate from among his 78 pitches he threw 35-40 pitches to a pair of hitters from High-A Everett and “felt awesome.” He could begin a rehab stint as soon as this weekend either with Tacoma or Everett due to their proximity to Seattle and will build up his pitch count to the point where he can handle five innings Kirby’s spot in the rotation is currently being filled by Emerson Hancock who was lit for six runs in two-thirds of an inning in his first start on March 31 who scuffled in his 12-start stint with the Mariners last year (4.75 ERA allowing four runs in 11 innings while striking out 11 in starts in Cincinnati and Boston During Hancock’s brief exile to Tacoma, his spot in the rotation was filled by Luis F. Castillo, which isn’t what you call this guy when he makes a great start or pitches his way out of a jam with an emphatic strikeout The Castillo in question is a 30-year-old righty who spent 11 seasons beating the bushes before making three appearances for the Tigers in 2022 and then took a two-season detour to Japan where he pitched for the Chiba Lotte Marines and the Orix Buffaloes seven runs allowed (six earned) and seven walks As for “the real” Castillo — who early in his career had to escape the shadow of his namesake second baseman — he’s pitched to a 3.63 ERA and 3.93 FIP in a staff-high 32.1 innings thus far His performance contains all kinds of warning signs starting with an average four-seam velocity that’s dipped to 94.8 mph and 97.1 in ’22); by both Stuff+ and PitchingBot His strikeout rate has plummeted to 19.7% and his walk rate has risen to 9.9%; his 9.9% strikeout-to-walk differential is less than half what it was two years ago (20.3%) they’ve hit him for a 90.3 mph average exit velocity which may help to explain Tuesday’s walk total He also noted that he dealt with minor arm soreness earlier this month.] Bryan Woo has been the team’s best starter this side of Gilbert He’s gained nearly a full tick on his four-seamer (95.7 mph and the pitch has become one off the majors’ most effective thanks in part to the deception created by his low arm slot (27 degrees) Batters have hit just .154 and slugged .288 against it thus far while whiffing on 32.5% of their swings (10th among pitchers with at least 100 four-seamers thrown) His walk rate has just about doubled over his 2024 rate as well though the jump from an otherworldly 2.8% to a still-impressive 5.5% isn’t a big deal particularly when it’s offset by improved strikeout and home run rates We can probably expect that offense to regress somewhat if not all the way to the dire state of the pre-shuffle squad So long as Gilbert and Kirby are able to return as planned this team has a solid chance at a division title (44.6% per our Playoff Odds) or at least a Wild Card berth (29.1%) but we’ll see if that plan and those performances hold up One of these names doesn’t look like the others and probably shouldn’t have gotten this many starts (Mikolas) “He’s been one of the game’s most durable starters in recent years with 103 starts since the start of the 2022 season tied with Aaron Nola for fourth in the majors Dylan Cease and Miles Mikolas (both 104)” The Rockies have played in about one out of every nine games in Oracle Park’s 25-year history, and they’ve hated almost every second of it. The last time they won consecutive games in the same series in San Francisco was May 2018 when the Giants were using Austin Jackson as their starting center fielder and Gorkys Hernández as their leadoff hitter Giants reliever José Váldez gave up two runs in the top of the ninth of that second game even though it’s possible that Baseball-Reference made him up So when the Rockies won the first game of the series but it was time to tighten muscles you didn’t even know you had Tyler Rogers entered Thursday’s game with one run allowed in 16 games and then he gave up two runs in the span of 12 pitches and the baseball gods’ group chat was going wild even the baseball gods can only do so much The jump scare will eventually get everyone tidbits and general errata from the series Willy Adames raised his season OPS by 73 points on Sunday The first is that he had an outstanding game The second is that it’s still early enough in the season that a single game can make that big of a difference in a player’s stats I’m not sure what the expiration date is for the “it’s still early” excuse but apparently it’s after the first week of May Adames was hitting .202/.279/.263 at the conclusion of last Sunday’s game and he’s up to .230/.312/.363 exactly one week later and nobody will remember the slow start at all Let’s agree upon a general rule that you can stop using “it’s still early” when it’s not possible for a player to raise his slugging percentage by 100 points in a week and the Giants are finally getting the player they were expecting when they gave him a franchise-record contract let’s appreciate how much worse it could have been for Adames and the Giants If the team were 10 games under .500 with its prize free agent struggling mightily it would have been easy to place an outsized portion of the blame on him “Of course the Giants are struggling,” the pundit industrial complex would have noted and he’s not doing anything.” That kind of attention makes the spotlight brighter which eased just enough of the burden on Adames which might have been the case on a different team in a different situation When Adames came to bat in the bottom of the seventh inning on Sunday the Oracle Park crowd gave him a standing ovation that roughly translated to and we’re glad you’re here now.” It was a nice sentiment It also might not have happened like that without the hot starts from Jung Hoo Lee and Mike Yastrzemski Wilmer Flores’ well-timed RBI hits and a pitching staff that’s been among the most effective in baseball and the 2025 Giants have done incredibly well in spite of Adames Now they’ll have a chance to keep it going because of him which is where they were expecting to be all along the Giants designated Lou Trivino for assignment and recalled Kyle Harrison You’re also recalling Kyle Harrison right now It’s been quite the couple of months for him Harrison found whatever was missing from his Cactus League outings with uniformly positive reports about his velocity and stuff and his Triple-A stats were trending toward absurdity He struck out 33 percent of the batters he faced He struck out seven batters over five innings in his last start for Triple-A Sacramento which was especially impressive considering that the game was in Reno which is like the Coors Field of the Pacific Coast League to give you some idea of the offensive environment he was thriving in Now the only question is how the Giants are going to use him. They’re saying he’s in the bullpen for now they’ve been adamantly against the idea of him being a second left-handed reliever even when that looked like an obvious fit on paper It would be odd for the Giants to reverse course after he’s succeeded as a starter in Triple A especially considering that Erik Miller has been far from overworked as the only lefty in the bullpen Robbie Ray is coming off his best outing of the season and his fastball-slider combination has moments where it looks just as unhittable as it was in his Cy Young season Justin Verlander is pitching well enough through seven starts to stick with him indefinitely Landen Roupp’s 3.86 FIP seems much more predictive than his 5.10 ERA and his best career outing was just two starts ago It doesn’t seem like the time to yo-yo him in and out of different roles and rosters That leaves Jordan Hicks as the starter who might be on the bubble He hasn’t had a quality start since his first game this season and while there are a lot of questions about what the Giants would do with any of the other starters if they were removed from the rotation That thing he did very well at times for his previous teams Hicks moving to the bullpen is the easiest transition the team could make Another possibility to consider is that it’s Hayden Birdsong who will squeeze back into the rotation with Harrison taking over the every-fifth-day bullpen role that Birdsong has been so good in Or maybe we should just stick with Occam’s Razor and assume that Harrison is going to step into the Lou Trivino role because that’s all we know with any specificity right now Or maybe the Giants will use one of their extra starting pitchers to make a trade for Carlos Correa when they’re in Minnesota this week He could fill in for Tyler Fitzgerald until he’s back maybe we should just wait and see how Harrison is used It’s notable that this is the first roster move the Giants have made that wasn’t a result of an injury I almost miss the roster carousel of previous seasons I’m pretty sure the Giants clubhouse doesn’t Webb threw 14 four-seam fastballs against the Rockies on Sunday That’s more swings-and-misses than he got out of any his sweeper even though he threw a lot more of those pitches The first time Webb used a four-seamer on Sunday was in a 3-2 count to Michael Toglia in the second inning The pitch missed high and outside for ball four and it would have been easy to ditch it entirely and stick with proven pitches He used it again in a two-strike count with the very next batter Webb would then strike out the next two batters on six pitches finishing them both off with the four-seamer It’s not just a pitch he’s using to change eye levels and we’ve already established that they’re being punished by the baseball gods for stealing the secrets of rosin from Mount Olympus* it’s not like their scouting report reads “can’t hit 94 mph four-seam fastballs.” It still takes a quality version of the pitch to get major-league hitters out and that’s what Webb is showing off right now It’s not like it’s a new pitch for him — he was throwing a four-seamer predominantly as a rookie — but the effectiveness is what’s different but instead of an eagle eating the Rockies’ liver every day they have to play at different altitudes and tolerate a foam triceratops (Top photo of Adames: Lachlan Cunningham / Getty Images) Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application completed her vocation as wife and mother to six children A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 a.m Theresa’s Catholic Church in Des Moines with Father Raphael Assamah as celebrant Friends may call at Caldwell Parish located at (8201 Hickman Road Memorial contributions can be made to Calvin Community Health Center (4210 Hickman Road to Thomas Leane and Mertel (Curtis) Hansen She graduated from Stanley High School in 1951 She worked as a bank teller at First National Bank in Oelwein prior to being united in marriage to Ray Logan on September 3 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Oelwein Ray and Ethel first lived in an apartment above the bank in Oelwein and Waterloo before moving to Marshalltown she continued employment at Brenton (later Wells Fargo) in Cedar Rapids Ethel will be remembered for her Catholic faith the tremendous joy she found in raising six children and her remarkably positive outlook on all things in life She was preceded in death by her husband of 59 years her brother-in-law John Miculinich and her son-in-law Bob Walther We wish to thank the care teams at Calvin Community and Davita East for their family-like love and support they poured out on our Mom She thought of so many of her caretakers as family Aunt Jane: “My last visit with Ethel was on November 21 But I will always be grateful for our e-mails and our phone calls every Tuesday I always called her by her nickname which was "Eck" and she said so many times how she liked that because I was probably the only one left that knew her as " Eck”!! The other memory we shared was that I referred to her as my "second mother" because she was 9 when I was born and she pretty much took over my care and I became HER baby! So many times she told me that no matter how old we got I would always be HER baby sister! She will always and forever be in my thoughts and prayers! Julie Rae: “I guess have too many memories to choose a favorite But truly the greatest gift has been to be by Mom’s side all these years after she and Dad moved to Des Moines in 2013 Bob: “I so enjoyed sharing meals with her at the various care centers over the years and seeing how engaged she was …EVERYONE just loved her It has been a delight to become her son-in-law Jeff: “I’ll always remember the great meals and the wonderful conversations that went along with the great food.” Jerry: “All the great meals she prepared and was always in the kitchen getting ahead of the next meal.” Julie Marie: “I loved our visits at the kitchen or dining room table chatting away about life We’d always have a Diet Pepsi and sweet treat especially Texas sheet cake with homemade frosting.” Mom and I went down to watch the game on their big screen on the first floor We had a lot of fun cheering for University of Iowa but that’s the day Mom became a fan of Caitlin Clark and women’s basketball Mom valued “Family.” She lived and breathed it early one morning when I was about 11 years old After a minute I thought it the perfect time to surprise him when he got back into the bedroom by hiding behind the door and smash him in the face with a pillow when he came into the bedroom As I waited to pounce…steps closer and closer…and then-POW-AARGH!!-IT WAS MOM! The fact I honestly don’t recall getting clobbered as I deserved and expected is a testament to her taking things in stride.” Laura: “Two special moments I had with Ethel that I would like to mention happened to be the first minute I ever met her and the last minute I ever saw her she gave me the biggest hug and made me feel so welcome with all of her kind and genuine words The last minute I ever saw her was on Thanksgiving Day 2024 I said to her that I really hated to say goodbye I thank you for all your love and support throughout the years." Joel: “One of my favorite memories of Mom is the way she used to wake us up when we were little by coming in singing “Good morning Gina: “My favorite memory of Ethel is that when Ryan was born Her presence and gentle guidance exuded so much warmth and kindness that not only did she calm Ryan down whenever he cried had given me the confidence I needed as a new mother.” Angela: “Making monster cookies in the Monster Cookie Bowl to send to Jim and Joel during basic training They got packaged up in oatmeal containers with popcorn to keep them fresh I now use that same bowl to cook for my own family enjoyed listening to her chit-chat and her stories.” Courtney: “One of my fondest memories of Grandma was Grandma and I in the kitchen She enjoyed teaching me how to bake chocolate chip cookies John: “Grandma always wanted to know how we were doing and was interested in what we had going on.” Macy: “Grandma Ethel Logan made holiday’s and family reunion’s special for her 6 children and many grandchildren Grandma will always be remembered for her incredible baking memory and ability to always look on the bright side.” MaryJane: “Playing games with her at Calvin and all the family reunions at the big house.” Luke: “When I was in college at the University of Colorado I would drive my Subaru back to Ohio to visit my mother Des Moines is the midpoint between Boulder I would always stop to see Grandma and usually would make it there by supper time She would always be excited to have me join her supper table and show me off to her friends we were ordering dessert and one of the options was spumoni ice cream I had never heard of it before and we each ordered it joking around that we weren't sure what it was we learned that spumoni ice cream combines layers of chocolate For some reason I remember that detail well Every time I see spumoni ice cream on a menu I think back to my Grandma and getting to sit down for supper with her in the middle of Callan: “Grandma never missed an opportunity to proudly introduce me to Calvin staff whenever I visited This made her so excited that she frequently forgot to eat the food they brought her.” Kylie: “The most special memory I have of Grandma would be Thanksgiving 2024 My Mom and I were visiting her and decided to bring a board game called “Blank Slate.” The rules were fairly simple: You’re given a word or two and have to finish it with the first word that comes into your head You write that word down on a mini white board she was laughing or surprised by the other answers she would hear She would laugh even harder when she made a mistake I thought it was so sweet that she could laugh at herself I’ll always cherish our memories together Ryan: “My favorite memories of Grandma were going through old photos albums in the house in Van Horne She always had so many personal anecdotes-what was going on in people’s lives and thoughtful advice that really stuck with me lives of everyone that knew her demonstrated empathy and compassion that defined her.” Nicholas: “My favorite memory of Grandma has to be one of the quiet nights spent in Van Horne trying to catch the fireflies in between my hands in the early evening hours I remember always running back to her when I finally caught one as I showed her the tiny bugs clasped in between my hands the love and attention she gave me made me feel like I was on top of the world She made that night seem magical and it’s a memory I will always cherish.” Jack: “One of my favorite memories with Grandma was smelling her strawberry rhubarb pie and asking her what “rhubarb” was because I had never heard of it before Her wise answer was to try a piece first and see if I still had any questions after After scarfing down the heaping plate of pie and vanilla ice cream she served me “Can I have another piece please?” She was always so caring and insightful about knowing exactly what to say to allow you to learn and experience at your own pace and when to withhold that rhubarb is a vegetable and just let the pie speak for itself!” Madison: “Playing Hi-Ho-Cherry-O with her and Boppa” Josie: “When we used to stop and get her ice cream.” Christopher: “When she let us make a map out of sticky notes Maverick: “When she let us make a map out of sticky notes.” Sebastian and Isabelle: Eating homemade ice cream with Mamma at Logan family reunions We enjoyed our visits and will miss visiting.” Hayden: “I always remember when I used to go out to visit Grandma and pick out flowers and acorns That was my favorite thing to do with Grandpa JJ and Grandma." Add to Calendar Add to Calendar John's Catholic Cemetery (Independence) Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Caldwell Parrish Funeral Home & Crematory This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors lot worse': Gilbert exits early with forearm tightnessApril 26th SEATTLE -- was on cruise control on Friday night carving through the Marlins’ lineup and needing just 29 pitches to work through three perfect innings Which made the Mariners’ call to the bullpen to begin the fourth that much more abrupt as Gilbert was relieved by journeyman long reliever Casey Lawrence to begin the inning Then one inning later in an eventual 8-4 loss the Mariners announced that Gilbert exited with right forearm tightness A source with knowledge of the situation told MLB.com that initial medical reviews revealed “modest” but “not zero” concern and specifically that there’s optimism that his UCL is still intact But the Mariners won't know more until after he undergoes an MRI on Saturday “I don't want to make it like a pity party about myself,” Gilbert said just kind of how I want to be known -- eating innings and being dependable and being healthy But I've been healthy and never really came out of a start Gilbert has never been on the injured list since his debut on May 13 2021 -- making every scheduled start since “I've got a lot of faith,” Gilbert said Gilbert experienced diminished velocity across all his pitches throughout the brief outing His four-seam fastball velocity was down 1 mph from his 95.6 mph season average his two-seamer was down 0.3 mph and his curveball was down 0.8 mph The heater topped out at 96.1 mph and was as low as 93 mph And he opted not to throw his splitter at all as that specific pitch can cause more strain on the forearm “We didn’t think it was a good idea,” Gilbert said adding that he began noticing the issue when warming up and that it “just never really went away.” Gilbert was seen with far less effort on his long tosses his warmup pitches were mostly without a windup “It didn't really get like a ton worse The slight drop in speed was notable given that the workhorse typically carries his velocity from start to finish compared to other starters who build it as their outing progresses I feel like there's just a hump you kind of got to get over,” Gilbert said “And I felt like I was almost at that point and April can be tough as you just get some stressful pitches to get over the hump it just didn't really get to that point.” The 2024 All-Star was pitching on an extra day’s rest after the Mariners had an off-day on Monday He also flew back to Seattle ahead of the team charter from Boston PT landing on Thursday night and quick turnaround to Friday’s series opener vs Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball Gilbert had a 2.63 ERA and led all MLB starters with a 38% strikeout rate and 38.1% whiff rate (min while the Mariners had gone 4-1 in his outings The one area where he’s had hiccups is working deeper into games as he’s only pitched in the sixth inning twice after leading MLB with 208 2/3 innings last year Seattle is already without another All-Star in its rotation -- George Kirby, who has been on the IL since Opening Day but has been sidelined since early March with right shoulder inflammation. Kirby rejoined the Mariners in Seattle on Friday and threw a bullpen session after rehabbing in Arizona after the team departed from Spring Training But he’s still at least a few weeks away in a best-case scenario There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here We recognise you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore cannot grant you access at this time e-mail us at webmaster@cachevalleydaily.com or call us at 435-752-1390 Written by RotoWire Staff Stanley (undisclosed) isn't expected to play in Game 7 against St Stanley didn't participate in Sunday's morning skate He hasn't earned a point in five outings this postseason while contributing one shot on goal Haydn Fleury will likely be in the lineup for Sunday's winner-take-all matchup versus the Blues The other 'Big Logan' leaps to The Show SEATTLE -- told himself upon being selected by the Mariners in the 12th round of the 2023 MLB Draft that he wouldn’t visit T-Mobile Park until he reached The Show but it finally came to fruition on Saturday when the promising right-hander arrived in Seattle after receiving word from the baseball operations staff that he’d be called up from Triple-A Tacoma and make his MLB debut in Sunday’s matinee against the Marlins He’s essentially taking over the rotation spot held by Logan Gilbert, who was placed on the 15-day injured list on Saturday with a right elbow flexor strain “Getting out here to see the field for the first time was just breathtaking,” Evans said “I've played it in [the video game MLB] The Show but it's a lot bigger and much nicer than I anticipated.” Evans is the Mariners’ No. 10 prospect by MLB Pipeline and one of the headlining arms among their next wave of talent where he began this season following a promotion from Double-A Arkansas “He understands what the art of pitching is all about,” Mariners manager Dan Wilson said “And he's got a lot of weapons in which to do that with and along with the philosophy that we have here.” but the more encouraging numbers were a 21.1% strikeout rate a 59% ground-ball rate and zero homers allowed among 109 batters faced over 25 2/3 innings That represented an improvement from Spring Training when he surrendered 11 earned runs over eight innings (12.38 ERA) across four Cactus League outings But his biggest growth came from that mid-summer move to the bullpen last year “It was my first real bump in the road in pro ball I use the kitchen sink and I rely on my routine That kind of threw me off a little in the bullpen I got to learn from that and understand and now get to use that moving forward.” Evans figures to get a legitimate opportunity, given that the Mariners are now down two All-Star starters between Gilbert and George Kirby has taken Evans under his wing -- the two were seen hugging in the home clubhouse on Saturday It was only four years ago that Gilbert was in Evans’ shoes a homegrown product who thrived by embracing the Mariners’ core pitching philosophies “I don't want to ever pile on too much when there's a lot on your debut and that kind of stuff,” Gilbert said “But I want to be able to help him -- help any of the younger guys -- like with questions they have and just like not treating it too different described himself as a “thrower” when he was first drafted but is now much more of a “pitcher.” They both call each other “Big Logan,” as Gilbert stands 6-foot-6 and Evans is 6-foot-4 “I didn't have any plan of attack,” Evans said “Now it's buying into the scouting report I have on each individual hitter I face throwing those first-pitch strikes and winning the 1-1 counts that we talk about making my pitch and knowing what those hitters struggle with.” By inserting Evans into the rotation now rather than for Gilbert’s next scheduled turn the Mariners will be able to also bake in Monday’s off-day for extra rest with their other starters -- Bryce Miller being the soonest as he was initially slated for Sunday and expressed “soreness” earlier this month The Mariners have also been diligent about Bryan Woo -- their best starter so far in this young season -- operating on a six-day routine as much as possible Greg Paul previously said he "never laid a hand" on Jake or Logan though he admitted to taking a tough-love approach as a parent Can the Rockies sneak another win in San Francisco which is tied for the worst start in franchise history on the road with the 2021 and 2005 clubs they are also in the midst of a 26-game stretch playing against clubs with records above .500 (May 1-June 1) They will not face an opponent with a record below .500 until they head to play the Miami Marlins on June 2 Germán Márquez (0-5, 9.82 ERA) will take the mound for the Rockies. Márquez has struggled this year in his return from Tommy John surgery. He recorded his 1,000th career strikeout on April 24 against the Kansas City Royals His 9.82 ERA is highest among MLB pitchers while his .369 average against is the second-highest among starters with a minimum of five starts His five losing decisions are also tied for second-most in MLB In his last outing against the Atlanta Braves Márquez tossed 5 1⁄3 innings and allowed seven runs on 11 hits with just one strikeout and one walk Márquez has not struck out more than four batters in a single start so far this year Márquez has made 17 starts against the Giants Márquez will face Giants’ right-hander Logan Webb (3-2 Webb is coming off a career season in 2024 where he matched a career-best 33 starts pitched an NL-leading 204 2⁄3 innings and posted a 13-10 record and 3.47 ERA Webb threw five innings and allowed five runs on nine hits with six strikeouts and one walk Webb has faced the Rockies 16 times (15 starts) and owns an 8-3 record and 3.23 ERA Radio: KOA 850 AM/94.1 FM; KNRV 1150 (Spanish) May the Fourth be with you, Rox fans. pic.twitter.com/DUKXKOXrJa do eeet.⌚️: 1:05 p.m. PT : @OracleParkSF : @NBCSGiants : @KNBR | KSFN#SFGiants | @CocaCola pic.twitter.com/2SeZfGIHje Gilbert (mild flexor strain) placed on IL for first time in MLB careerApril 26th SEATTLE -- Mariners starting pitcher is headed to the 15-day injured list, one day after he abruptly exited his start on Friday night at T-Mobile Park But the 2024 All-Star appears to have avoided something far more severe at least via the initial prognosis released by the club on Saturday Gilbert underwent an MRI on Saturday morning away from the ballpark which revealed a mild flexor strain in his pitching elbow He’ll be shut down from throwing for two weeks then re-examined to determine next steps in his rehab The injury was designated as a right elbow flexor strain on the transactional release published by the club I would have been really surprised if it was something really bad and especially when it just never quite got back right I feel better today already than I did yesterday So we probably don't want to rush anything The Mariners also made a few additional roster moves to account for Gilbert and their bullpen, after Casey Lawrence was called upon to pitch five unexpected innings in relief of Gilbert in an 8-4 loss to the Marlins: • RHP Logan Gilbert placed on 15-day IL• RHP Casey Lawrence designated for assignment• LHP Tayler Saucedo recalled from Triple-A Tacoma• RHP Troy Taylor recalled from Tacoma And they’ll have to make one more on Sunday for Evans This is the first stint on the IL for Gilbert who has blossomed into one of MLB’s most durable pitchers and you can quickly start to feel useless when it's like So I feel like I can still play a role and help the team however I can But mentally you always want to contribute Gilbert has made every scheduled start since his big league debut on May 13, 2021, while racking up 734 2/3 innings over 127 outings since -- seventh most in the sport. In this stretch, he’s been worth 13.4 Wins Above Replacement A huge part of his durability is rooted in his meticulous arm-care routine which made the injury that much more frustrating “There's only so much you can do,” Gilbert said everybody goes through stuff at some point So far this season, Gilbert has a 2.37 ERA (150 ERA+ where league average is 100) and leads all qualified starters with a 37.6% strikeout rate The Mariners had gone 4-1 in his first five starts but lost the one on Friday after he departed The right-hander could throw live batting practice as soon as Monday’s off-day, which would be the first time he’ll face hitters since the injury. But because building arm strength and volume and a Minor League rehab assignment are still on the horizon within his recovery, he’s still probably at least a few weeks away, barring setbacks. Copyright © 2025 Marshalltown Newspaper, LLC | https://www.timesrepublican.com | 135 West Main Street, Marshalltown, IA 50158 | 641-753-6611 Sign up Sign in Listen SEATTLE, Wash. — Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager of Baseball Operations Justin Hollander announced today the following roster moves: · Logan Evans (#73), RHP, selected from Triple-A Tacoma. · Tayler Saucedo, LHP, optioned to Triple-A Tacoma (post-game April 26). The Mariners 40-man roster is now full at 40 players. Evans, 23, is set to make his Major League debut in today’s game. He has made 5 starts for Triple-A Tacoma this season, going 1–1 with a 3.05 ERA (11 ER, 25.2 IP), 4 walks, 23 strikeouts and a 1.25 WHIP. His last start came on April 20 at Oklahoma City, where he tossed 5.2 innings allowing 3 runs with 4 strikeouts. Evans will be the third Mariners player to make his Major League debut this season, joining Ben Williamson (April 15 at Cincinnati) and Sauryn Lao (April 21 at Boston). He is also set to become the 48th pitcher in franchise history to start his MLB debut and first since Emerson Hancock (August 9, 2023 vs. San Diego). The 6-foot-4 righty earned Pacific Coast League Player of the Week honors on April 14 after tossing 6.0 innings allowing just 1 run on 2 hits and no walks with a season-high 7 strikeouts on April 9 against Sacramento. Evans was the Mariners top pitching prospect entering the season, and 8th overall in the Mariners system by Baseball America. He is also ranked as the №10 Mariners prospect (MLB Pipeline). The Ann Arbor, Michigan native was 9–5 with a 3.20 ERA (38 ER, 107.0 IP), 42 walks and 98 strikeouts in 32 games (22 starts) with Double-A Arkansas last season. In 10 starts before his transition to a reliever, he was 5–2 with a 1.23 ERA (7 ER, 51.1 IP), 15 walks and 47 strikeouts. He made 10 appearances as a reliever from June 4–30 before transitioning back to a starter. Evans was selected by the Mariners in the 12th round of the 2023 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of the University of Pittsburgh. He has appeared in 3 minor league seasons going 11–6 with a 3.05 ERA (50 ER, 147.2 IP), 48 walks, 136 strikeouts and a 1.15 WHIP in 42 games (32 starts). Saucedo (saw-SAY-doe), 31, was recalled yesterday and tossed a scoreless 9th inning. In 3 games out of the Mariners bullpen this season, he is 0–0 with a 9.82 ERA (4 ER, 3.2 IP) with 1 home run, 3 walks and 3 strikeouts. Saucedo has also made 7 appearances with Triple-A Tacoma this season, going 1–0 with a 1.42 ERA (1 ER, 6.1 IP), 3 walks and 5 strikeouts. Saucedo was originally selected by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 21st round of the 2015 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of Tennessee Wesleyan University. He made his Major League debut with the Jays on June 17, 2021. He was claimed off waivers by the Mets on Nov. 9, 2022, and then claimed off waivers by the Mariners from the Mets on Jan. 31, 2023. The Hawaii-born hurler grew up in Washington and attended Tahoma High School in Maple Valley, Washington. In 142 Major League appearances with Toronto (2021–22) and Seattle (2023-c), the left-hander is 5–2 with 4 saves and a 4.18 ERA (55 ER, 118.1 IP) with 55 walks and 103 strikeouts. “Sauce” has made 109 appearances for the Mariners (2023-c), going 5–2 with 4 saves and a 3.80 ERA (38 ER, 90.0 IP) with 44 walks and 84 strikeouts. The official account of the Seattle Mariners Baseball Communications Department. Providing the media and fans with daily updates and statistical data. Help Here's the status of injured Mariners heading into key divisional showdownApril 29th SEATTLE -- On the heels of an off-day on Monday and with the Mariners coasting into first place over the weekend here’s a recap of where things stand on their injury front What’s the longer-term status of (right elbow flexor strain) The 2024 All-Star called the prognosis of his MRI exam “relatively” good news, which, all things considered, represented a far more promising tone than when he spoke on Friday shortly after suffering the injury While any arm injury for a pitcher is concerning the Mariners appear to have avoided something catastrophic they aren’t out of the woods yet on Gilbert who will be shut down from throwing for two weeks then be reassessed he wasn’t yet sure what rehab he’d be able to do until then with the rest of his body saying that he still needed to map out a short-term plan with Seattle’s athletic training staff But given that he’ll be shut down altogether that he’ll need to nurse the injury then rebuild arm strength and go through a Minor League rehab assignment How about (right shoulder inflammation) Kirby is going through what’s akin to a Spring Training ramp-up he could be cleared for a rehab assignment -- likely with Triple-A Tacoma or High-A Everett given their proximities to Seattle -- and make multiple starts building on inning- and pitch-count in each The Mariners almost certainly will want to see him reach the five-inning and/or 80-pitch threshold before being activated so calendar mathematics suggest he’s probably still a month away And (Tommy John surgery) Mariners general manager Justin Hollander indicated this week that the club plans to ease Brash back once he’s activated from the IL -- specifically saying that Seattle’s “usage with Matt at the beginning of this active period of the 2025 season will not mirror his usage in the 2023 season where he's pitching three out of four [days] or back-to-backs right away,” adding that they “are going to have to ramp him up and be cognizant that he is coming back from Tommy John.” Hollander added that Brash is “nearing the final stretch of rehab And (back spasm) The rookie third baseman isn’t expected to be sidelined long but after waking up with some back tightness on Sunday morning -- and with that day’s game being in the afternoon after a night game -- they opted to rest him and piggyback it with Monday’s off-day with the hope that he’ll be good to go on Tuesday vs Williamson has been everything that the Mariners could’ve hoped for so far hitting .310 with just a 19% strikeout rate through his first 11 games -- while playing as-advertised defense at the hot corner How have they been able to overcome these injuries Williamson probably wouldn’t be here otherwise Other guys who’ve also stepped up when given an opportunity have been infielders Miles Mastrobuoni and Leo Rivas who have a combined .402 on-base percentage -- which is exactly what manager Dan Wilson needs from lower-lineup bats And that’s not to mention Cal Raleigh and Jorge Polanco, who’ve played like All-Stars in the first month.