The prospect of Seattle Cole Young’s sailors was recalled from Triple-A Tacoma to make his debut in the major league on Saturday against the twins of Minnesota visiting.
Young will man second base and beats eighth in alignment on Saturday evening. He is currently the third hope of sailors by MLB Pipeline.
At 21 and 306 days old, Young should become the youngest naval player to make his debut in the major league since Julio Rodríguez made his major league debut on April 8, 2022 – also against the Twins.
Also on Saturday, the navies restored the right -hander Bryce Miller from the list of wounded by 15 days among a certain number of movements. Miller was placed on the IL with an inflammation of the right elbow on May 14, retroactive on May 12.
Young Bat .277 with five circuits and 26 points produced in 53 games with Tacoma.
Miller, 26, was placed on the 15 -day injured list with inflammation of the right elbow on May 14 (retroactive on May 12).
It is 2-4 with an MPM of 5.22 and 21 goals on balls and 35 stick withdrawals in 39 2/3 innings in eight departures this season.
Miller has a 22-19 record with an MPM of 3.71 in 64 career beginnings with the navy.
The navies optionized the indoor field player Leo Rivas and the right -hander Casey Legumine in the Rainiers and the right -handed right -hander Will Klein for assignment.
Rivas, 27, struck. 283 with four points produced in 30 games with the Navy.
Lagumine, 27, has a 4-3 file with an MPM of 4.58 in 20 appearances (start) with Seattle this season.
Klein, 25, posted a record of 2-0 with an MPM of 7.17 in 22 appearances with Tacoma.
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