The Seattle Mariners have shown their support for top prospect Jarred Kelenic after he suffered a minor injury. The 20-year-old outfielder was placed on the 10-day injured list with a strained left oblique.
Kelenic was the sixth overall pick in the 2018 MLB Draft and is considered one of the top prospects in baseball. He was expected to make his major league debut this season, but the injury has put that on hold.
The Mariners organization has been vocal in their support of Kelenic, with manager Scott Servais saying, “We’ve all been in that position before. We know what it’s like to be injured and have to work your way back. We’re all here to support him and help him get back on the field as soon as possible.”
The Mariners have been through this before, as they had to deal with injuries to star players like Robinson Cano and Felix Hernandez in recent years. They know how important it is to have a good support system in place for a young player like Kelenic.
The team has also been very proactive in helping Kelenic through his recovery process. They have brought in physical therapists and strength and conditioning coaches to work with him, and they are also providing him with nutritional advice and mental health support.
Kelenic is expected to be back on the field in a few weeks, but the Mariners are doing everything they can to make sure he is ready to go when he returns. Their support for Kelenic shows that they are committed to helping him reach his full potential.
It’s clear that the Mariners are doing everything they can to ensure that Jarred Kelenic is able to make a successful return from his injury. The team’s support for him is a testament to their commitment to helping young players reach their goals.
