Seattle Mariners release four minor league pitchers during Red Sox series

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Seattle Mariners release four minor league pitchers during Red Sox series
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The Seattle Mariners organization released four pitchers on September 1 while in the midst of a series against the Boston Red Sox. According to the MiLB Transactions Log, the club cut right-handed pitchers Darwin Ramos, Christopher Quiroz, Kleiver Benitez, and Mathias Sato from its DSL Mariners roster. These departures occurred as the major league club faced Boston in a series that included a 9-8 extra-inning loss for Seattle. The Mariners are scheduled to continue their series against the Red Sox on Tuesday. These roster moves involve players who have been with the organization for a short duration. The major league team currently continues its pursuit of standings improvement as it manages its broader personnel throughout the farm system.

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  • The Mariners released RHP Darwin Ramos, RHP Christopher Quiroz, RHP Kleiver Benitez, and RHP Mathias Sato.
  • The transactions were confirmed via the MiLB Transactions Log website.
  • The Seattle Mariners organization announced the releases during their series against the Boston Red Sox.
  • Seattle dropped the opening game of the series against Boston 9-8 in 10 innings.
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