Carrasco tossed three near-perfect innings, holding the Mariners hitless while walking one and striking out two in Wednesday's Cactus League matchup.

EDGE Analysis

Carrasco finally put things together Wednesday after two forgettable outings to start the spring. Following the game, Carrasco felt he was finally on the right track, "Yes, yes," he said. "Today I feel exactly where I want to be." The righty was buzzing along last season with an 11-8 record, 3.32 ERA and 150 strikeouts through 146.1 innings on Sept. 17 when a line drive fractured his right hand and ended his campaign. Carrasco hadn't thrown for five months entering spring training, but he's obviously shaking the rust off while calming the nerves of owners heading into drafts.