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Mariners prospect Michael Arroyo faces April 2027 return after elbow surgery

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Mariners prospect Michael Arroyo faces April 2027 return after elbow surgery

Rachel Meyers · 2026-10-31T12:20:45.944Z

That's a long timeline for such a young arm, hope the procedure holds up and he gets back on track by opening day.

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Seattle Mariners prospect Michael Arroyo underwent a minimally invasive right-elbow scope to remove cartilage and brace a chronic UCL injury. The team said he is expected to return to game participation in April 2027, a timeline that could cost him spring training and delay his start to the season; one report said he would be ready by opening day. The procedure may also prevent him from playing winter-league games the Mariners hoped would give him more experience in left field. Arroyo, 21, impressed after his September call-up, hitting .371 in 15 major-league games, and is ranked the Mariners’ No. 3 prospect by MLB Pipeline.

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That's a long timeline for such a young arm, hope the procedure holds up and he gets back on track by opening day.

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