Seattle Mariners pitcher Bryce Miller has started his rehab assignment after recovering from a left oblique injury. As he prepares to return, the team faces a potential dilemma with Emerson Hancock's impressive performance in the rotation. Miller aims to refine his pitching mechanics and improve his slider during this period.

• 01Bryce Miller is returning from a left oblique injury sustained in February 2026.
• 02Miller will make his first rehab start for Tacoma with a limit of two innings and 30 pitches.
• 03Mariners GM Justin Hollander noted Miller's quick recovery and absence of soreness post-throwing.
• 04Miller is focusing on refining his slider and other pitching mechanics during rehab.
• 05The Mariners face a potential decision regarding their starting rotation when Miller returns.

Miller's return could significantly enhance the Mariners' pitching strength, affecting team performance and fan engagement.