In response to Eugenio Suárez joining the roster, the Seattle Mariners optioned Ben Williamson to Triple-A Tacoma and recalled Miles Mastrobuoni.

Williamson had been the Mariners third baseman prior to the Eugenio Suarez acquisition, and it makes more sense for Williamson to be playing every day at Triple-A than playing sparingly in the majors.

The Mariners acquired Eugenio Suarez to handle third base, and Mastrobuoni fits better as a bench infielder role than Ben Williamson, who will head back to Triple-A to get regular at-bats. Mastrobuoni ...

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Ben Williamson has been one of the best defensive third basemen in baseball this season, but his below-average power may ...

The Seattle Mariners have been linked to several infield options in advance of Thursday's trade deadline. Even after ...

Ahead of the trade deadline, it was widely reported that the Mariners were looking to add an everyday third baseman. With the ...

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As Thursday’s trade deadline approaches, there has been heavy speculation that the Seattle Mariners are shopping for a third ...