Turner started at first base in his Mariners debut Tuesday, going 1-for-5 with a run-scoring single and an RBI groundout during a 10-6 win over the Red Sox.
EDGE Analysis
Acquired via trade from the Blue Jays a day earlier, Turner wasted no time making his mark in a Mariners uniform and simultaneously doing damage against one of his old clubs. The 39-year-old has been of baseball's steadier hitters over the last decade-plus, and after atypically struggling most of the season, he's now hitting a blistering .500 (14-for-28) over his last seven games dating back to July 23, a surge that's raised his average and OPS by 28 and 52 points, respectively.
something has happened to M's management, hit their head on the wall or something, more trades/moves in last week than entire lasst decade, it appears that winning is a bigger priority than just showing up
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leeman49erWed 7/31/24 12:35 PM
something has happened to M's management, hit their head on the wall or something, more trades/moves in last week than entire lasst decade, it appears that winning is a bigger priority than just showing up