Mariners Claim Jacob Hurtubise
Briefly

The Seattle Mariners have claimed outfielder Jacob Hurtubise off waivers from the Cincinnati Reds, who had recently designated him for assignment. The Mariners had an opening in their 40-man roster, allowing them to add Hurtubise without requiring a corresponding move. Although the 27-year-old has struggled at the major league level, with a batting average of only .167 across limited appearances, he has shown significant promise in Triple-A, where he showcased strong speed and discipline with a .270 average and a 30-for-34 stolen base record.
The Mariners have claimed outfielder Jacob Hurtubise off waivers from the Reds, who recently designated him for assignment. He will report to Triple-A Tacoma.
Hurtubise, 27, has seen limited big league action with the Reds, totaling only 83 plate appearances and struggling at the plate with a .167 average.
Despite his struggles in the majors, Hurtubise has excelled in Triple-A, boasting a .270 average with a stellar .416 on-base percentage.
With speed being a highlight of his game, Hurtubise has been successful in 30 out of 34 stolen base attempts during his Triple-A career.
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