Mariners GM Justin Hollander told reporters that Cijntje will only throw right-handed during spring training games. They will still have him throw bullpens lefty, but that won't be utilized in game action. It was a pretty logical decision that many anticipated.

Back in 2022, the Milwaukee Brewers drafted switch-pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje as a High School prospect. As an 18th round selection, he ended up going the college route and threw for two season at Mississippi State.

Seattle's celebrated switch-pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje is taking the focus off being a baseball unicorn for now, as he will focus mostly on pitching as a righth

ESPN's David Schoenfield predicts that the Mariners will do just that, and acquire a 26-year-old infielder with a 111 OPS+ in 2025, but in return, they would be giving up their 2024 first-round pick, a switch-pitcher who throws hard with both arms.

The Seattle Mariners have a plethora of pitching prospects as part of their stocked farm system. And, each one of them has a different style on the mound. Some are righthanders, while the others throw lefthanded. And in the case of one very special star ...