OF Jarrod Dyson was scheduled to have season-ending surgery on his sports hernia Thursday, manager Scott Servais said.

CF Jarrod Dyson will undergo season-ending surgery for a problem that is similar to a sports hernia.Dyson sustained a groin injury last month, and team officials believed he was suffering from a sports hernia. He has not played in a game since Sept. 2.The 33-year-old veteran hit .251 with five homers but also stole 28 bases and scored 56 runs this season. He played in 111 games, including 99 as a starter. Dyson was hitless in his past 12 at-bats.Dyson should be fully recovered by spring training. He is eligible for free agency after the season.

OF Jarrod Dyson was given the day off Monday as he battles a right groin strain. Manager Scott Servais said that Dyson should be able to manage the injury. "Certainly Jarrod Dyson running at 85 percent is pretty fast," Servais said. "Faster than most of our guys at 100 percent." Dyson is hitting .251 with a team-leading 28 stolen bases in 346 at-bats.

CF Jarrod Dyson went 0-for-3 with two strikeouts in his first game since being activated from the 10-day DL with a groin strain.

CF Jarrod Dyson is expected to come off the 10-day disabled list for Friday's series opener against Oakland, Seattle manager Scott Servais said Wednesday. Dyson has been sidelined since Aug. 17 with a strained right groin.

OF Jarrod Dyson remains on the disabled list. The all-day rain in Baltimore Tuesday limited his chances to do much, other than hit some. The Mariners will see how he's doing on Wednesday.

OF Jarrod Dyson (right groin) swung the bat and ran the bases prior to the game. He's eligible to come off the disabled list -- as of Sunday -- and could return in this series. "He had to run a double and I said, 'I'm taking off behind you,' which I did," manager Scott Servais said. "He got to first base, and I wasn't quite at the 45-foot mark."

CF Jarrod Dyson (strained right groin) was eligible to return from the disabled list Sunday but was not activated. He worked out before the games in New York and will continue testing his groin before Monday's game in Baltimore. Dyson is batting .255 with a .328 on-base percentage and 28 stolen bases in 109 games. Before going on the disabled list, Dyson was 16-for-47 (.340) in his last 14 games.

CF Jarrod Dyson (strained right groin) is eligible to return from the disabled list Sunday but it might be delayed for a few more days. Dyson has begun doing some activities but manager Scott Servais is unsure if he will be activated Sunday. "He is moving around better," Servais said. "He was out in the outfield yesterday during BP. He still feels it a little bit, but he is moving better. The timing on when he'll be activated, we don't have a definite date yet. We're getting close to Sept. 1, so there is all that (roster) juggling we need to take care of, and he does need to be 100 percent before he goes out there." Dyson is batting .255 with a .328 on-base percentage and 28 stolen bases in 109 games. Before going on the disabled list, Dyson batted .340 in his last 14 games.

OF Jarrod Dyson (strained right groin) could return from the disabled list Sunday if there are no setbacks. Dyson did some running and agility drills in the outfield before Friday's game in New York, marking his first activity since being placed on the DL Aug. 19. Dyson also took batting practice Friday and will do again Saturday while also fielding fly balls. He will undergo a full pregame workout Sunday before the Mariners decide to activate him. Dyson is batting .255 with a .328 on-base percentage and 28 stolen bases in 109 games. Before going on the disabled list, Dyson was 16-for-47 (.340) in his last 14 games.

LF Jarrod Dyson, the American League stolen-base leader (28), tweaked his groin playing against the Orioles last week. He was placed on the 10-day disabled list, retroactive to Aug. 17.

OF Jarrod Dyson was placed on the 10-day disabled with a right groin strain. Dyson, 33, is hitting .255 with five home runs, 30 RBIs and 28 stolen bases in 109 games with Seattle this season. The DL move is retroactive to Aug. 17.

Newly acquired outfielder Curtis Granderson was activated by the Los Angeles Dodgers and was in the starting lineup Saturday afternoon against the Detroit Tigers.It was among a flurry of moves by the Dodgers, who placed right-hander Yu Darvish on the 10-day disabled list and optioned outfielder Joc Pederson and left-hander Edward Paredes to Triple-A Oklahoma City.Darvish, a trade-deadline acquisition from the Texas Rangers, is dealing with lower-back tightness. The move to the DL for the right-hander was retroactive to Aug. 17. The 31-year-old has made three starts for the Dodgers, posting a 2-0 record and 2.50 ERA. He was 6-9 with a 4.01 ERA in 22 starts with the Rangers this season.Los Angeles acquired Granderson and cash considerations from the New York Mets on Friday night in exchange for a player to be named or cash considerations, creating a logjam for playing time in the outfield.Pederson was an obvious candidate to be benched or demoted to the minors as he continues to battle a... [More]

The Seattle Mariners activated outfielder Mitch Haniger from the disabled list Saturday and placed outfielder Jarrod Dyson on the 10-day DL with a right groin strain.In addition, the Mariners recalled right-hander Casey Lawrence from Tacoma and optioned right-hander Sam Gaviglio to the Triple-A club.The moves were announced prior to Saturday's road game against the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field. Haniger and Lawrence will be in uniform and availableHaniger, 26, was placed on the 10-day disabled list on July 30 after being struck in the face by a pitch in the second inning on July 29. He began a rehabilitation assignment at Triple-A on Aug. 12. In six games with Tacoma, he hit .190 (4-for-21) with two home runs and four RBIs.In 57 games with the Mariners this season, Haniger is batting .255 with seven home runs and 24 RBIs. He was placed on the 10-day disabled list earlier this season on April 26 with a strained right oblique, missing 42 games before being activated from the DL on June... [More]

CF Jarrod Dyson made a running catch in the third inning Tuesday and threw out Orioles 3B Manny Machado trying to tag score from third base, the key play in the Mariners' 3-1 victory that snapped a season-high, five-game losing streak. "That really changed the whole game," said Mariners manager Scott Servais, whose pitching staff didn't allow a baserunner after that. "Who knows how that inning would have played out."

OF Jarrod Dyson had his nine-game hitting streak snapped Monday, going 0-for-1 with a walk before being replaced in the sixth inning. With the Mariners trailing 10-2 in the fifth, Dyson tried to tag up from first base on a flyout to the wall in center field and was thrown out at second by Baltimore's Adam Jones.

CF Jarrod Dyson went 2-for-3 with a sacrifice bunt and stole a base in his first game in an opposing uniform at Kauffman Stadium. "Most importantly, we've got to come here and take care of business," Dyson said. "But, it's good to come here and see the home crowd, the Kansas City crowd. They've been phenomenal to me, my whole career here."

OF Jarrod Dyson picked up his second outfield assist of the series and 10th of the season. Dyson threw out Texas OF as he was trying to advance to third on a fly ball in the fourth inning. The 10 assists are the most in the American League.

OF Jarrod Dyson had his 200th career stolen base in the third inning. Dyson has now been successful on 200 of 235 career steal tries. He also threw out Delino DeShields at third base in the eighth inning, giving him nine outfield assists this year. That's tied for the most in the American League with Kansas City's Melky Cabrera. Dyson doesn't plan on slowing down anytime soon. "I'm going for 300 (steals) now," he said. "It's good to have. It's a good milestone for me, especially being a backup guy basically my whole career."

CF Jarrod Dyson returned to the lineup on Friday after missing four games with a hyperextended left big toe on his left foot suffered while crashing into the center-field last weekend against the New York Yankees. "Our goal was to get him back in there (Friday night)," Mariners manager Scott Servais said. "The swelling is down. Until he tells me he can't go, he's in (the lineup)."