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Carlos Triunfel, SS, Seattle MarinersHot off the Wire Fantasy Sports NewsMariners | Triunfel playing different positions The Seattle Times' Geoff Baker reports Seattle Mariners SS Carlos Triunfel is seeing time at third base and second base in winter ball. Mariners | Triunfel could be best trade chip The Seattle Times' Geoff Baker reports Seattle Mariners SS Carlos Triunfel could be the team's trade chip with the highest upside that would be least harmful to lose. Mariners | Triunfel has five RBIs Tuesday MLB.com reports Seattle Mariners SS Carlos Triunfel had five RBIs and two runs scored in the Arizona Fall League Tuesday, Nov. 17. Mariners | Triunfel taking control The Seattle Times' Larry Stone reports Seattle Mariners SS Carlos Triunfel is playing winter ball in the offseason and has dedicated himself to improving this offseason. "He's on (a) strict diet, and he's taken ownership of his career at 19," director of minor league operations Pedro Grifol said. "He's hired his own nutritionist, he's working his butt off and learning three infield positions instead of just playing shortstop." Mariners | Triunfel back in AFL Geoff Baker, of The Seattle Times, reports Seattle Mariners SS Carlos Triunfel (leg) made his debut in the Arizona Fall League Thursday, Oct. 29, after a serious leg injury. He went 0-for-3 with three strikeouts and a walk. Mariners | Triunfel out of AFL Baseball America's John Manuel reports Seattle Mariners SS Carlos Triunfel (leg) has been removed from the Arizona Fall League. Triunfel's left leg, which he broke this season, is still bothering him. He could still play in the AFL if he is physically ready in two weeks, according to a Mariners official. Mariners | Sending seven to AFL Ryan Divish, of The Tacoma News Tribune, reports Seattle Mariners OF Dustin Ackley, SS Carlos Triunfel, P Phillippe Aumont, P Joshua Fields, P Nick Hill, P Anthony Varvaro and 1B Joe Dunigan will all play in the Arizona Fall League. Mariners | Declined three-team deal for King Felix Updating an immediate report, the Seattle Times' Geoff Baker reports the Seattle Mariners declined a three-way trade between the Boston Red Sox and the San Diego Padres. The deal would have sent Mariners SP Felix Hernandez to the Red Sox and Padres 1B Adrian Gonzalez, Red Sox SP Clay Buchholz and a couple of other prospects. The Padres would have received Mariners SP Brandon Morrow, RP Phillippe Aumont, SS Carlos Triunfel and a couple of Red Sox prospects. Red Sox | Seriously considered King Felix Chad Finn, of The Boston Globe, reports the Boston Red Sox apparently made a serious run for Seattle Mariners SP Felix Hernandez, according to The Seattle Times' Geoff Baker. The Red Sox offered a list of SP Clay Buchholz, P Daniel Bard, Cleveland Indians RP Justin Masterson, P Nick Hagadone, SP Michael Bowden, P Felix Doubront, OF Josh Reddick and SS Yamaico Navarro. The Red Sox discussed a three-way trade between the Mariners and San Diego Padres that would have sent 1B Adrian Gonzalez to the Mariners, along with SP Clay Buchholz and a couple of prospects. The Padres would have received SP Brandon Morrow, RP Phillippe Aumont and SS Carlos Triunfel. Mariners | Triunfel undergoes surgery Jim Street, of MLB.com, reports Seattle Mariners SS Carlos Triunfel (ankle) underwent surgery on his left ankle and leg Wednesday, April 15, and will be out for at least four months. He will begin his rehab in roughly two days. Mariners | Triunfel to undergo surgery The Tacoma News Tribune reports Seattle Mariners IF prospect Carlos Triunfel (leg) will undergo surgery Wednesday, April 15, to repair a broken bone in his left leg and could be lost for the season. "We're not sure how severe the injury is, but it's a tough thing for the kid," Mariners manager Don Wakamatsu said. "We won't know the severity until the surgery. We have our fingers crossed." Mariners | Triunfel breaks left fibula Seattle Mariners minor league SS Carlos Triunfel (fibula), playing for Double-A West Tenn, broke his left fibula sliding into second base Saturday, April 11, according to Geoff Baker of The Seattle Times. He will be examined Monday, April 13, in Seattle, by team medical director Edward Khalfayan. If he does not need surgery, Triunfel could miss six to eight weeks. However, if surgery is required, he would likely miss the remainder of the season. Mariners | Triunfel records three hits Monday Josh Jackson, of MLB.com, reports Seattle Mariners SS Carlos Triunfel went 3-for-4 with a double and an RBI in the Arizona Fall League Monday, Nov. 3. Mariners | Triunfel records three hits Wednesday Danny Wild, of MLB.com, reports Seattle Mariners SS Carlos Triunfel recorded three hits and an RBI in the Arizona Fall League Wednesday, Oct. 22. Mariners | Triunfel scores three times Tuesday Steve Conley, of MLB.com, reports Seattle Mariners SS Carlos Triunfel scored three times in the first game of the Arizona Fall League Tuesday, Oct. 7. Mariners | Triunfel playing multiple infield positions in instructional league Seattle Mariners minor league SS Carlos Triunfel is playing second base and third base in the instructional league, in addition to shortstop, according to John Hickey of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. "It's not that he can't play shortstop," vice president of player personnel Benny Looper said. "He has a great arm and some athleticism. The question for us is just what our club is going to look like when he's ready. We have (Yuniesky) Betancourt and (Jose) Lopez and (Adrian) Beltre now, but who knows what position will be open when he's ready?" Mariners | Team signs Triunfel Corey Brock, of Seattle.Mariners.MLB.com, reports the Seattle Mariners signed highly-touted prospect SS Carlos Triunfel Sunday, Sept. 24. Truinfel is reported to have five-tool potential and a very advanced bat for his age. "He's 16, and he has an advanced approach to hitting that really [was] the first thing that attracted our attention," said the Mariners director of international operations Bob Engle. "He has natural strength in his shoulders, hands and wrists, and he's never lifted weights. I think he's going to hit for power." | Feature LinksStay on top of what matters to you FREE Fantasy Baseball
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