Mariners Repeatedly Playing Hurt Players Through Pain in 2025
Seattle's beat reporter flags a pattern of the Mariners keeping injured players in the lineup rather than removing them.
Ryan Divish, the Seattle Mariners beat reporter, noted a distinction between players being 'hurt' versus 'injured,' suggesting the team has kept players in games despite physical discomfort. He cited approximately 10 instances this season of Mariners players continuing to play while hurt. No specific player or injury was named in this post. The vague, commentary-style nature of the report limits its immediate actionability.
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