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Raleigh, Mariners awaiting MRI results on catcher's right side discomfort
SEATTLE — Cal Raleigh was still awaiting results from an MRI to decipher if there’s anything more detailed to the right side discomfort that held him out of the Mariners’ lineup for the second straight day on Sunday.
And although the American League MVP runner-up said he was “feeling a lot better” before Seattle’s series finale vs. Kansas City, a stint on the injured list is being considered.
“As of right now, it's one day at a time, see how I feel,” Raleigh said. “Like I said, we're still in the early stages. I don't know where we're at. But like I said, compared to where it was feeling postgame Friday and yesterday early, very positive, very encouraging. So that's kind of where we're at right now.”
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A Grip on Sports: The M's made news Saturday night and it's hard to find anything positive in any of it
A GRIP ON SPORTS • It seems almost impossible. On a Saturday night when Randy Johnson has his number retired, the Mariner management announced another statue, Emerson Hancock strikes out a career-high 14 Royals and the M’s figure out a way to lose late, the team’s biggest news came well before the fans began trooping into T-Mobile Park. What’s up with Cal Raleigh?
• Funny, in this day and age when everyone plays reporter on the Internet, no one knows for sure what’s ailing the Mariners’ brightest of stars. All the team announced before the 3-2 10-inning loss to Kansas City after scratching Raleigh from the lineup was he was suffering from “general soreness” and would have imaging done to see if anything structural was at fault.
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