It’s just a procedural move that the Mariners needed to make to clear room on the 40-man roster for Casey Lawrence. Robles is expected to miss at least another three months while recovering from a dislocated shoulder, and there’s a chance he won’t return in 2025.

Both the Pirates and Mets did little offensively in this one, with Gorski and his teammate Jared Triolo providing all of the combined run production from both sides with a pair of two-run shots. Gorski’s homer was crushed though. It travelled an estimated 407 feet through a brief downpour of rain on a hanging sweeper from Clay Holmes. He’s now started six of the Pirates last eight games at first base and while he doesn’t have much pedigree, he does both 80th percentile bat speed and sprint speed. That makes him worth a look in the deepest of leagues.