Mariners’ Kyle Seager needs surgery on left hand, out for April

Posted Mar 12, 2019
Seattle Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager needs surgery on his left hand and will be out at least through April. Seager will have surgery Tuesday to repair the tendon of his middle finger. Seager had an MRI that revealed the extent of the injury, which is just above the knuckle. This will be Seager’s first time on the injured list. It’s unclear how long he will be out. (Associated Press)

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