Mariners Post Starting Lineup for Tonight's Game vs. Phillies
The Seattle Mariners announced their starting lineup for tonight's home game against the Philadelphia Phillies, per the club's official account.
The Seattle Mariners released their starting lineup for tonight's matchup against the Philadelphia Phillies, as posted by the club's official account.
The announcement arrives at a lively moment for Seattle's roster. A week removed from a rough stretch that included Bryce Miller issuing a career-high 7 walks and allowing 6 runs against the Cubs, and with position player Weston Wilson having pitched the ninth inning in a recent blowout, the Mariners head into this Phillies game carrying some operational questions worth watching.
Randy Arozarena, who has homered in recent games while chasing what would be a sixth consecutive 20-20 season, figures to be a name to track in the lineup card.
What remains unconfirmed
The specific batting order and starting pitcher for tonight have not been detailed in the text of the club's post — the lineup image was attached as a link. No further personnel details are available from the material provided.
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