Mariners Rehab Updates: Miller, Robles, Raley

In-Depth Analysis

### Bryce Miller Miller made his third rehab start, pitching 5 2/3 innings, allowing two runs on two hits, striking out four. His fastball reached 97.6 mph. Mariners manager Dan Wilson is optimistic about his progress. He has 15 strikeouts over 13 1/3 innings in his rehab starts.

### Victor Robles Robles has returned to game action after suffering a shoulder injury. He is currently serving as designated hitter, with 2 for 6 with two doubles and a stolen base. He has been hit by three pitches.

### Luke Raley Raley, recovering from back spasms, is getting consistent playing time, rotating between first base, right field, and designated hitter. He is 4 for 16 with two home runs and six RBIs, but has nine strikeouts.

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FAQ

When are Miller, Robles, and Raley expected to return?

Miller could rejoin the team at the end of the current road trip or the start of the next home stand. Raley could return this weekend. Robles is expected to get 40-50 at-bats before returning.

What positions are these players expected to play upon their return?

Miller will return to the starting rotation. Robles will likely play outfield. Raley is versatile and can play first base, outfield, or designated hitter.

Takeaways

Bryce Miller is nearing his return and could bolster the Mariners' pitching staff.
Victor Robles is getting back into game shape and will add depth to the outfield.
Luke Raley's versatility and power could provide a lift to the Mariners' lineup.
Monitor their progress in Triple-A Tacoma for updates on their expected return dates.

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Sources

Mariners' Victor Robles Ejected for Bonkers Meltdown After HBP in Minor Leagues Miller reaches sixth inning in what could be last rehab start How key Seattle Mariners trio has fared on rehab assignments

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