SEATTLE MARINERS

Harang scratched and two head to Tacoma

May 16, 2013, 12:47 PM | Updated: 2:39 pm

By Shannon Drayer

Quick pre, pregame note: If you follow me on Twitter – and you should @shannondrayer – then you saw the news that Aaron Harang has been scratched from his start with lower-back stiffness. Hector Noesi will get the start in his place.

Noesi was sent to Double-A at the end of spring training and that is where he made his last start, throwing five innings on April 12. He hasn’t pitched in a game since May 5.

As for the two heading to Tacoma, Franklin Gutierrez and Josh Kinney will begin their rehab assignments there tonight. As I said in my previous post, Kinney is eligible to come off the 60-day disabled list and I think there is a good chance we see him back with the big-league club that day.

Mariners Roof Report

Brought to you by
Light Rain Likely
High 59° | Low 47°
Mariners are on the road.
Mariners at Astros today at 4:15pm

Seattle Mariners

Seattle Mariners...

Kristie Rieken

Mariners drop series opener against Astros 5-3

Jose Altuve's bunt single drove in the go-ahead run as the Houston Astros beat the Seattle Mariners and spoil a strong start by George Kirby.

16 hours ago

MLB uniforms...

Zac Hereth

MLB, Nike announce changes to 2025 uniforms

After much backlash from players and fans, MLB and Nike will adjust jerseys next season, including bringing back larger text for nameplates.

20 hours ago

Seattle Mariners Astros Houston Justin Verlander...

Brent Stecker

Mariners Series Preview: Why are Astros cellar-dwelling in AL West?

The first-place Seattle Mariners open a three-game series against the last-place Houston Astros on Friday, and yes, you read that right.

1 day ago

Seattle Mariners second baseman Jorge Polanco...

Zac Hereth

Morosi: The hitter Seattle Mariners need to step up most

MLB insider Jon Morosi explains why the Seattle Mariners need Jorge Polanco to get back to being his consistent self at the plate.

2 days ago

Seattle Mariners Josh Rojas...

Brent Stecker

Josh Rojas’ surprise April maybe wasn’t so surprising to Seattle Mariners

"When the Mariners made that trade with Arizona, Josh Rojas held the deal up," said Seattle broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith of the team's current leading hitter.

2 days ago

Seattle Mariners...

Zac Hereth

Seattle Mariners Takeaways: Stellar pitching leads, offense finding a way

A look at three things going on with the Seattle Mariners as they look to continue their hot play on the upcoming road trip.

3 days ago

Harang scratched and two head to Tacoma