Carlos Silva

Huge test for Silva Just over 11 months ago, Carlos Silva took the mound at Safeco Field against the Detroit Tigers. Two outs later, he was done for the night and the Mariners trailed 7-0. Just 10 days prior to that, Silva had lasted just...

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...on March 17, 2008, and missed the entire season. The Mariners replaced Silva on the 25-man roster with right-handed reliever Brandon Morrow, who was activated off the 15-day DL. Morrow has not pitched since April 23, when he registered...

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...to go undefeated during his first month with Seattle. A sinkerball specialist, Silva seemed to be tailor-made for Safeco Field and other natural-grass infields in the American League. The deal hasn't exactly worked out the way either party...

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...in an 8-2 defeat at Safeco Field in front of 30,450 fans. Mariners starter Carlos Silva heads back toward the mound during the fourth inning, during which he allowed three runs. He lasted five innings, giving up six hits and four runs on...

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...of positive moments at Safeco Field: • Carlos Silva (2-0) flirted with danger all night, but endured through eight innings with only three runs by the Angels off the 11 hits he allowed. • Raul Ibanez, who homered twice in Seattle's...

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...session will be on Saturday in Cleveland. If all goes well, he will pitch a simulated game at Safeco Field during the team's next homestand and then go out on a brief rehab stint in the Minor Leagues. With so little time remaining in the Minor...

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...when he went on the disabled list with shoulder inflammation. Silva hit 94 mph on the Safeco Field radar, and got a ground ball out with his sinker from the first man he faced. He was not, however, lucky. Cano's one-out fly ball to left...

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...in a baseball game again. Mariners manager Don Wakamatsu said everything went well, and Silva will likely throw one more simulated game before being sent to Triple-A Tacoma for a rehab assignment. "We'll know a little bit more...

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...Mariners (8-4), 4:10 p.m. Carlos Silva hopes to reverse his recent history against the Detroit Tigers this afternoon when the Seattle Mariners conclude a three- game set against them at Safeco Field. Silva lost to the Tigers three...

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