Bryce Miller Gets Series-Opener Start for Seattle
The Mariners officially announced Bryce Miller as their starting pitcher for the first game of their upcoming series.
The Seattle Mariners confirmed via their official account that Bryce Miller will take the mound for the series opener. The announcement came with broadcast details, indicating this is the confirmed game-day starter. No injury or roster concerns were mentioned in the post.
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