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SI.com · Feb 6, 2019

MLB Finds 'No Credible Evidence' In Mariners' Alleged Discrimination Investigation

MLB has released a statement Wednesday regarding its investigation of the Seattle Mariners and allegations made by Dr. Lorena Martin, saying the independent investigators found "no credible evidence" supporting her claims. The investigation clears the Mariners of allegations of discrimination and misconduct in their workplace involving the termination of Dr. Martin.

"The firm did not uncover credible evidence that the Mariners, or any of its employees, violated Major League Baseball's Workplace Code of Conduct," or applicable anti-discrimination law, in the treatment or Dr. Martin or the termination of her employment," the league said in a statement.

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