Seattle – Mariner outfielder Victor Robles was activated from the 60-day injury roster, and he is eligible for 10 games, and he is eligible for competition.
Robles, 28, stood out in a 5-4 loss in San Francisco on April 6 with his left shoulder dislocated. He is in the right field roster, Seattle plays against track and field on Saturday night.
To make room for Roberts on the active roster, Seattle-appointed treasure wardrobe Dylan Moore made the assignment. Moore hit the ball with nine home runs, 19 RBIs and 12 steals in 88 games this season.
Moore, 33, has been working with the organization since 2019.
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Robles was suspended and fined for his behavior in the third inning against Las Vegas last weekend, when he was on a recovery mission with Triple-A Tacoma.
Robles was almost hit by the interior court of Las Vegas's Joey Estes in the third inning. After walking a few steps behind the board, Robles picked up the bat and threw it in the direction of the estes. Robles was quickly popped up by home plate referee Joe McCarthy.
Robles was hit three times in the first four games against Tacoma, including formerly Estes. Robles took some measures toward the hills as he yelled at the pitcher, but he was stopped by McCarthy and his Tacoma teammates.
After the incident, Roberts apologized.
“I want to take the time to sincerely apologize for my recent reaction in the field,” he wrote on the Instagram story. “I have made my frustration the most profitable for me and I understand that this will not only affect the game, but also the energy and respect we all are working to maintain.
“It's physically and mentally challenging to have a long recovery for most of the season and get rid of the game. And, in addition, the recent death of my mother was very difficult and I've been doing everything I can to bring it together. It's not an excuse, but I think you should know where I came from.”
Before his injury, Robles hit 3 RBIs and 3 stolen bases in 10 games against Seattle.273.