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The 27-year-old's return should help bolster the Mariners' rotation that remains without Opening Day starter Logan Gilbert, who's working back from a flexor strain in his right forearm.

The Seattle Mariners need to shore up their pitching staff right now. Thankfully, George Kirby is back in the rotation. Two more key arms, Logan Gilbert and Bryce Miller, look to return pretty soon.