Mariners News: Bryce Miller, Andrés Muñoz, and The San Diego Padres

TL;DR

Bryce Miller is starting a rehab assignment with Tacoma, expected to take 30 days. Andrés Muñoz discussed his recent struggles against the San Diego Padres as the Mariners face a tough start to the season.

Key points

Bryce Miller starts rehab assignment with Tacoma
Andrés Muñoz discusses struggles against Padres
Padres organization valued at $3.9 billion in sale deal

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In Mariners news…

In case you missed it, Bryce Miller is embarking on a rehab assignment with Tacoma, with his first start coming today. The team expects that he will need the full 30 days to get back to the big league club.

Q&A

What is the status of Bryce Miller's rehab assignment?

Bryce Miller is beginning a rehab assignment with Tacoma, and the Mariners expect him to need the full 30 days to return to the big league club.

What did Andrés Muñoz say about his performance against the Padres?

Andrés Muñoz opened up about his struggles during a blowup outing against the San Diego Padres and outlined what he needs to change moving forward.

How much is the San Diego Padres organization reportedly valued at?

The San Diego Padres are reportedly closing in on a sale deal valued at a record-breaking $3.9 billion.