The Mariners will get starter George Kirby back from injury this weekend, bulking up their elite rotation after a solid first two months.

CHICAGO - When the Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros begin a four-game series on Thursday night in Houston, they'll do on opposite ends of the injury spectrum

Sports injury expert Will Carroll shared his perspective on the rash of injuries that sent three of the Seattle Mariners' top five starting pitchers to the IL.

SEATTLE – A feel-good win for the Yankees quickly turned somber in the ninth inning Monday night. Oswaldo Cabrera scored on a sacrifice fly but in the process suffered what appeared to be a serious ankle injury that forced him to leave the field on a stretcher in an ambulance with his left leg in an air cast.

Seattle Mariners star George Kirby is progressing through his rehab and is inching closer toward making his season debut.

Yankees infielder Oswaldo Cabrera sustained a gruesome lower leg injury on an awkward slide at home plate and was taken in an ambulance off the T-Mobile Park field.

The Seattle Mariners' pitching rotation took another hit as right-hander Bryce Miller was placed on the 15-day injured list.

Yankees fans praised the Mariners for their classy tweet supporting Oswaldo Cabrera after a scary injury during Monday’s game in Seattle.

With Bryce Miller joining Logan Gilbert and George Kirby on the IL, the scuffling Mariners — who lost 5 of 6 on their homestand — must reignite their offense.

Ahead of Friday night's game, Houston Astros manager Joe Espada gave promising injury updates for two key members of the roster.