Dae-Ho Lee Spotted at T-Mobile Park
Mariners beat reporter Ryan Divish noted the former first baseman's presence at Seattle's ballpark, raising speculation about a potential role.
Dae-Ho Lee, the Korean slugger who played for the Seattle Mariners in 2016, was spotted at T-Mobile Park by beat reporter Ryan Divish. No further context was provided about the reason for his visit. His presence could indicate a front-office, coaching, or roster-related discussion, but nothing has been confirmed. The signal is low confidence given the lack of detail.
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