The Seattle Mariners sent Evans to Triple-A right after he threw an eight-inning gem on Tuesday night, and fans seem upset by this. I'm not quite sure why, as it seems like the rational thing to do.

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You don't have much time to prove your value in the MLB; sometimes, even if you do make the most of your opportunity, it doesn't matter. That's the case with Seattle Mariners pitcher Logan Evans, who threw an 8-inning gem on Tuesday in Seattle's 9-1 victory over Washington, and was sent back to Triple-A Tacoma less than 24 hours later.

The Mariners rookie pitcher became the first starting pitcher to achieve multiple accomplishments in the last several years of franchise history.

The logjam within the Mariners’ soon-to-be-healthy rotation saw its first transactional movement on Wednesday, with rookie Logan Evans getting optioned to Triple-A Tacoma one day after pitching an eight-inning gem and lifting Seattle to victory.

Two wrongs don’t make a right, but one right did make nine lefts look oh so wrong in Seattle.

Washington manages just four hits against Mariners righty Logan Evans, who stymies the Nats with an 88-pitch, eight-inning gem in Seattle’s 9-1 win.

The Home Run Derby at Truist Park in Atlanta is still seven weeks away, but if he keeps this pace, Cal Raleigh sure seems like a shoo-in to be invited.