By Bob Sherwin After two poor starts to begin the season, rookie Brandon Maurer improved dramatically in his third outing, earning career win No. 1 with six innings of three-run ball in the Mariners’ 4-3 victory over the Rangers on Sunday.
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By Greg Johns Rookie right-hander Brandon Maurer has never pitched above Double-A but will make his Major League debut on Thursday against the A’s. …read more
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By Bernie Pleskoff This Spring Training, it was as if the Seattle Mariners‘ front office put a package on a table marked “Pitching-rotation slot.” Somebody had to claim the prize within the box. Brandon Maurer made the claim. …read more
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By Greg Johns Manager Eric Wedge on Monday confirmed the top three pitchers in his rotation to start the season, but the battle for the fourth and fifth spots will continue through the final days of Spring Training after another strong outing by Brandon Maurer. …read more
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By Greg Johns Right-hander Brandon Maurer continued his impressive bid for a spot in the Mariners’ rotation with five innings of one-run ball and Kendrys Morales homered in his third straight game on Tuesday night as Seattle topped the Giants, 6-3, at a sold-out Peoria Stadium. …read more
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By Greg Johns The Mariners sent five pitchers down to the Minor Leagues on Thursday, including top prospects Danny Hultzen, Taijuan Walker and James Paxton. But interestingly, up-and-coming right-hander Brandon Maurer remains in the Major League camp after throwing four more shutout innings in an 8-7 victory over the Reds. …read more
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