Seattle Mariners acquire Miles Mastrobuoni from Cubs

Bothell, WALocal News

The Seattle Mariners have made a strategic move by acquiring utility player Miles Mastrobuoni from the Chicago Cubs for cash considerations, enhancing their roster ahead of the upcoming MLB season. At 29, Mastrobuoni has experience in Major League Baseball, having played parts of three seasons with the Cubs and Tampa Bay Rays, and he brings versatility with the ability to play five different positions. Throughout his career, he has participated in 118 games and holds a . 219 batting average, complemented by 16 stolen bases, indicating his speed on the bases. His 2023 performance showed promise, where he achieved a .

241 batting average with 13 stolen bases. Despite struggling last season with a . 194 average in 50 games, Mastrobuoni’s potential makes him a valuable addition to the Mariners. The trade also led to the designation of catcher Nick Raposo for assignment, which allows the team 10 days to decide on his future. With pitchers and catchers set to report for spring training soon, the Mariners are gearing up for a competitive season.

This acquisition not only strengthens the team's lineup but also reflects their commitment to improving their performance in the upcoming season.

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