Luke Raley Removed with Side Tightness
Seattle Mariners first baseman/outfielder Luke Raley (side) left Wednesday night's game in Tampa Bay in the seventh inning due to some tightness in his side. Raley had just entered the game a few innings earlier as a defensive replacement for Josh Naylor in the fourth inning. Raley missed time early in August with back spasms, and he was lifted from this game out as a precaution. Since returning, he is just 1-for-17 in 12 games with a walk and an RBI. He hasn't gotten regular playing time and hasn't made the most of his opportunities since returning, so he isn't mixed-league material at this point. It's been a disappointing season for the 30-year-old lefty, who is hitting .203 with just four home runs after hitting 19 and 22 homers the last two seasons with a batting average over .240.
Source: Ryan Divish
Source: Ryan Divish
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