That suspension was 10 games, but the 28-year-old had the number reduced upon appeal. The Mariners will be without the outfielder from Friday to September 6. Dom Canzone and Luke Raley will likely see the majority of playing time in right field until Robles gets back.

The 28-year-old outfielder makes his triumphant return from the injured list after being shelved since early April due to a dislocated left shoulder. He’s still facing a 10-game suspension from his bat-throwing incident while on his minor league rehab assignment, but Robles is appealing that and the suspension won’t start until that is heard. He’s active and in uniform for Saturday night’s battle against the Athletics.

The league-issued suspension must be served at the major-league level, which means it won’t go into effect until Robles is activated from the injured list. The 28-year-old outfielder has been on the shelf since early April recovering from a dislocated shoulder. The incident occurred over the weekend at Triple-A Tacoma when Robles hurled his bat in the direction of an opposing pitcher after being hit by a pitch during a minor league rehab contest. He’s expected to appeal the suspension.

Robles, who has been sidelined since early April with a dislocated shoulder, could face disciplinary action after throwing his bat in the direction of an opposing pitcher during Sunday’s rehab contest following a hit by pitch. The 28-year-old later apologized on social media, citing the recent passing of his mother and frustration over being hit five times in 15 at-bats during his rehab stint as factors impacting his mental and emotional state at the time of the incident. The league will likely make a determination regarding potential discipline, including a possible suspension, in the coming days.