Mariners’ star shortstop Colt Emerson is set for season-ending wrist surgery, a partially dislocated tendon issue that’s plagued him since before spring training — despite his breakout rookie campaign and just-signed eight-year, $95M deal. At just 21, he made his MLB debut in May and was hitting .190 with 8 homers and 23 RBIs in 69 games before being sidelined. The team had planned to send him down to Triple-A, but opted for the IL instead. Meanwhile, pitcher Bryan Woo is cleared to start Wednesday after recovering from shoulder soreness, and J.P. Crawford is expected back as early as tomorrow. But infielder Brendan Donovan remains out with concussion symptoms following a hard hit to the head — at least through the weekend. Roster moves are swirling as the Mariners navigate injury chaos.
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