Mariners Release Mitch Garver and Rob Refsnyder, Activate Brendan Donovan From 10-Day IL
Taylor Ward will fill Refsnyder’s spot as the Mariners reshape their roster after the deadline, while Jhonny Pereda is recalled from Triple-A Tacoma.
- On Tuesday, the Seattle Mariners released veteran catcher Mitch Garver and outfielder Rob Refsnyder, recalling catcher Jhonny Pereda from Triple-A Tacoma to back up primary catcher Cal Raleigh.
- Following the trade deadline, Seattle added outfielder Taylor Ward and reliever Seranthony Dominguez, forcing the team to clear active-roster space by parting ways with underperforming veterans.
- Refsnyder batted.140 with four home runs in 53 games this season, while Garver hit.175 with four home runs across 50 appearances, both failing to produce as expected.
- Pereda, who hit.270 with two home runs in 19 games earlier this season, takes over as backup catcher, replacing Garver while providing the consistency Seattle sought.
- Management prioritized current roster value over past track records, signaling a shift toward immediate competitiveness as the Mariners focus on their new acquisitions to maintain their postseason push.
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Mariners release Mitch Garver and Rob Refsnyder, activate Brendan Donovan from 10-day IL
SEATTLE (AP) — The Seattle Mariners released veteran catcher Mitch Garver and outfielder Rob Refsnyder among seven roster moves Tuesday.
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The Seattle Mariners announced they have released a pair of players on Tuesday afternoon. One of those players is longtime Boston Red Sox utility player Rob Refsnyder. Along with Refsnyder, Mitch Gaver has also been let go by the Mariners. Rob Refsnyder, 35, played with the Boston Red Sox for four seasons before joining the […] The post Seattle Mariners Announce Release of 4-Year Boston Red Sox Player appeared first on HEAVY.
Mariners release Mitch Garver, Rob Refsnyder; Jhonny Pereda to return from Tacoma
A day after the trade deadline, the Mariners are finalizing a flurry of roster transactions, starting with the release of veterans Mitch Garver and Rob Refsnyder.
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