Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager of Baseball Operations Justin Hollander announced today the following roster moves: - Cole Young (#2), INF, selected from Triple-A Tacoma. - Bryce Miller,

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Before a game against the Minnesota Twins on Saturday, the Mariners announced that they are bringing up prized infield prospect Cole Young.

When the Mariners took high school hitters in the first round of three straight Drafts, no one would have been shocked to learn that Cole Young \-\- taken in the middle of the three, after Harry Ford and before Colt Emerson -- would be the first to reach Seattle.

Next up on his "firsts" is probably throwing out the first pitch at an MLB game, which he did on Friday night. The Seattle Mariners opened the first of a three-game series against the Minnesota Twins, and the man they picked to ceremoniously kick things off (so to speak) was Grey Zabel, who threw out the first pitch.

The Mariners suffered a back-breaking loss against the Minnesota Twins on Friday night, and long-suffering M's fans on social media were quite unhappy.

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