Overview

• Robles was a top prospect with the Nationals but struggled with performance and injuries in recent years.
• The Mariners will pay only the prorated league minimum salary, with the Nationals covering the rest of his $2.65 million salary.
• Robles will primarily face left-handed pitchers and serve as a defensive replacement or pinch runner.
• He showed promise in 2019 with 17 home runs and 28 stolen bases, contributing to the Nationals' World Series win.
• Robles hit .299 last season but has struggled in limited appearances this year.