Seattle Mariners outfielder Mitch Haniger (hand) said batting practice went well Tuesday, according to Greg Johns of MLB.com. He will hit again Wednesday and is awaiting word on when he is cleared for games, hopefully within the next few days. Haniger had been dealing with soreness in his right hand, but he says now that his hand feels "100 percent." Barring a setback, he has plenty of time to get ready for Opening Day.

Seattle Mariners outfielder Mitch Haniger (hand) will take full batting practice Tuesday, according to Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times. Haniger has been dealing with soreness in his right hand and had been limited to one-handed swings in the cage, but he can swing regularly now and could return to Cactus League action in a few days. Barring a setback, he has plenty of time to get ready for Opening Day.

This article references and more! Seattle Mariners outfielder Mitch Haniger (hand) may get into games next week, according to Greg Johns of MLB.com. On Wednesday, Johns reported that Haniger will see a specialist in a day or two, so this is a good sign that he is healing well. Haniger had progressed to taking one-handed swings in the cage earlier this week but has yet to be cleared for full activity.Keep on reading: Mitch Haniger Could Get Into Games Next Week

This article references and more! Seattle Mariners outfielder Mitch Haniger (hand) will see a specialist in a day or two, according to Greg Johns of MLB.com. Haniger had progressed to taking one-handed swings in the cage earlier this week, but has yet to be cleared for full activity. Still, there has not been an announcement on when he could return to game action.Keep on reading: Mitch Haniger Will See A Hand Specialist

This article references Mitch Haniger and more! Seattle Mariners outfielder Mitch Haniger (hand) has progressed to taking one-handed swings in the cage. Haniger has been slowed in recent days due to soreness in his right hand, but he's beginning to make some progress. Still, there has not been an announcement on when he could return to game action.Keep on reading: Mitch Haniger Taking Swings

This article references Mitch Haniger and more! Seattle Mariners outfielder Mitch Haniger (hand) is progressing, according to Greg Johns of MLB.com. Manager Scott Servais said Haniger's sore hand is doing well and he could be playing in games in the next day or two. Haniger has been doing everything except hitting for the last few days, according to Johns, as the Mariners are being careful with their starting right fielder. He only played in 96 games in 2017 due to various injuries, but when he was on the field, he played well, hitting .281 w[...]Keep on reading: Mitch Haniger Improving

This article references Mitch Haniger and more! Seattle Mariners outfielder Mitch Haniger (hand) will be held out of spring games for a few days due to a sore hand. The Mariners are just being extra cautious early in camp. Haniger only played in 96 games in 2017 due to various injuries, but when he was on the field, he played well, hitting .281 with 16 dingers and 47 RBI in 369 at-bats. The slugger has so far fared much better against right-handed pitchers, and if he can keep his 11.2 percent walk rate from the first half of last year, he cou[...]Keep on reading: Mitch Haniger To Be Held Out A Few Days

Mitch Haniger is finally back on a hot streak after flashing real potential in the first month of this season. In 79 April at-bats this year, Haniger hit .342 with four home runs and 16 runs batted in. Then an oblique injury completely derailed his season and he has struggled ever since. But in his [...]

Mitch Haniger has been on fire over the last week, collecting 11 hits over his last 21 at-bats for a .523 batting average. During that stretch he has hit two home runs and driven in six while raising his batting average this season up to .262. Haniger exploded on the scene in April but an oblique in[...]