Julio Rodriguez hit a grand slam and Cal Raleigh hit his second homer of the game on the very next pitch, sending the Mariners to a comeback win in Cactus League play.

While the decision to release Mitch Haniger garnered most of the attention on Sunday, the Mariners also made a series of other roster moves ahead of opening day.

The Mariners released veteran outfielder Mitch Haniger on Sunday.

Mariners leadoff hitter Victor Robles was struck in the right hand and exited Saturday's spring training game against the White Sox in obvious discomfort.

The Mariners banged out 13 hits, including back-to-back homers from Julio Rodriguez and Randy Arozarena, while working 12 walks to rout the White Sox on Saturday.

Mariners fans are all too familiar with the idea that players get better when they leave Seattle.

Mariners starter George Kirby was cleared to resume throwing after shoulder inflammation/fatigue sidelined him after his first Cactus League start on March 7.

Logan Gilbert tossed 79 pitches Friday in his final spring start ahead of taking the mound on opening day next week for the Mariners.