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The Seattle Times · Sep 19, 2018

Daniel Vogelbach patiently waiting for an extended chance with the Mariners

Seattle Mariners’ Daniel Vogelbach, right, hits a grand slam as Houston Astros catcher Martin Maldonado watches during the eighth inning of a baseball game Monday. (David J. Phillip / The Associated Press)HOUSTON — Less than 24 hours after hitting a pinch-hit grand slam to lead the Mariners a 4-1 victory on Monday, Daniel Vogelbach was back on the bench for Tuesday night’s game in Houston.

This is the world and the roster he occupies at the moment. Manager Scott Servais decided to start Robinson Cano at first base with right-hander Josh James on the mound. And until his status changes with the Mariners, Nelson Cruz, is still the everyday designated hitter.

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