Mariners make smart call naming Logan Gilbert opening day starter
As much as Bryan Woo would have deserved the honor of getting that first start, digging deeper reveals the Mariners made the right decision.
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As much as Bryan Woo would have deserved the honor of getting that first start, digging deeper reveals the Mariners made the right decision.
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