Rookie Ryan Bliss is facing a longer recovery as he is expected to be out for four to five months due to a biceps injury requiring surgery, adding strain to the Mariners' lineup.

Ryan Bliss, with an ADP of 492, is emerging as a potential starting second baseman for the Mariners. His minor league history of stealing bases, combined with solid spring training performance, presents him as a late-round target for steals, projecting for around 30 if he secures the position.

Ryan Bliss is recognized for his speed and potential to earn a starting role with the Mariners. After showcasing impressive base-stealing abilities in the minors, he's a late-round target for fantasy managers looking for speed.

Ryan Bliss has emerged as a strong candidate for the starting second baseman position after impressing in spring training, challenging Dylan Moore for the role.

Ryan Bliss is making a strong case for the starting second base role, batting .308 with two RBIs during spring training. His performance contrasts sharply with Moore's struggles and could solidify his spot in the Mariners' lineup.