Jack Wilson returned to action on Saturday August 13.

Jack Wilson was scratched Wednesday due to fatigue.

Wilson should be fine after a full day of rest. The infielder is batting .236/.269/.280 this year.

Jack Wilson will make his first major league start at third base Wednesday against the Athletics.

Mariners manager Eric Wedge has decided to give Wilson a shot with Adam Kennedy scuffling at the plate and Chone Figgins on the disabled list. He'll bat eighth Wednesday against left-hander Gio Gonzalez.

Jack Wilson returned to action on Friday April 29.

Jack Wilson (eye) could return to the Mariners' lineup Saturday.

Wilson feels much better Friday after leaving Thursday's game due to an irritation of his right eye, but M's skipper Eric Wedge is giving him another day. Adam Kennedy will start at second base for Friday's game.

Jack Wilson is out of Friday's lineup against the Red Sox.

It's not known if his absence is related to the eye irritation that caused him to leave Thursday's game. Adam Kennedy will start at second base Friday and bat seventh against right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka.

Jack Wilson left Thursday's game against the Tigers in the fifth inning due to an irritation of his right eye.

Wilson went 1-for-2 with a run scored before leaving the game. Brendan Ryan entered the game to play shortstop while Luis Rodriguez shifted over to second base. We'll likely know more about Wilson's status after the game, but it's probably safe to call him day-to-day right now.

Jack Wilson is back in Monday's lineup against the Blue Jays.

Apparently he has found his way out of Eric Wedge's doghouse. Wilson hasn't played since pulling himself out of a game last Wednesday.

Mariners manager Eric Wedge said Jack Wilson will return to the starting lineup "when I feel like we're to the point we can count on him."

Wilson is deep in Wedge's doghouse after he pulled himself out of Wednesday's game. "We're working through it," Wedge said. "There's a lot that happened yesterday, and it's unfortunate that was such a focus yesterday. That's one of the things that (ticked) me off about it. But ultimately, we'll continue to work through it. When I feel like we're to the point we can count on (Wilson), he'll be back in there. I'll let you know." Adam Kennedy will play second while Wilson sits.

Jack Wilson is not in the Mariners' starting lineup Friday.

And it doesn't sound like he'll be back any time soon. Mariners manager Eric Wedge said that Wilson asked to come out of Sunday's game, something he called "unacceptable" and "unthinkable." Adam Kennedy figures to get the playing time at second base in the short-term. He's starting there Friday against the Indians.

Jack Wilson was not pulled from Wednesday's game due to an injury.

Rather, he was yanked because of poor performance. Wilson made two errors in the game and told reporters in the clubhouse afterward that he agreed with the decision.

Jack Wilson left Wednesday's game against the Rangers with an apparent injury.

It's not clear what the injury might be, but he was taken out by Ian Kinsler during a double play attempt in the second inning. Luis Rodriguez entered the game in the third inning. We'll pass along an update on his status when it is made available.

Jack Wilson will start at second base for the Mariners this season.

Brendan Ryan, a better defender, is going to start at shortstop. Wilson has actually done fairly well at the plate this spring and will look to carry over some of that momentum into the regular season. He shouldn't be bothered by the position change.

Jack Wilson went 3-for-3 with an RBI in Saturday's 9-8 win over the Rangers.

The shortstop is now batting a cool .500 over 26 at-bats this spring. Wilson is coming off a poor offensive season even by his standards, so it's nice to see him swinging a hot stick. We don't expect it to last, though.

Jack Wilson was scratched from Thursday's lineup due to an undisclosed private matter.

Mariners prospect Dustin Ackley drew the start at second base in his place. Wilson should be back soon.

Jack Wilson was scratched from Saturday's lineup due to illness.

He should be back in there before long. Sean Kazmar is filling in for him Saturday.

ESPN's Jerry Crasnick reports that Jack Wilson lost 22 pounds over the offseason.

We didn't realize he had that much to lose. Wilson now tips the scales at 177 pounds, which he says is the lightest he's been in almost 10 years. He wanted to lose the wright in order to take pressure off his chronically sore hamstrings. Though still a fine glove man, Wilson has tanked at the plate in recent years, hitting just .249/.282/.316 with no homers over 193 at-bats last season.

Jack Wilson drove in three runs with a pair of singles Sunday as the Mariners topped the Padres 13-12 in a charity game.

The Mariners want to see Wilson stay healthy this spring before they name him their starting shortstop. The alternative would be Brendan Ryan at the position, though Ryan might just end up starting at second base.

Jack Wilson focused on leg-lifting this winter in order to strengthen his nagging hamstrings.

The 33-year-old shortstop was limited to just 61 games in 2010 due to a variety of injuries, including season-ending surgery on his right hand. "For me, it's like 2010 never happened," said Wilson, who lost 12 pounds over the offseason. "I think a lot of us feel that way." Wilson batted just .249/.282/.316 last season and could find himself in a timeshare with Brendan Ryan at shortstop once top prospect Dustin Ackley is deemed ready for the big leagues.

Mariners placed SS Jack Wilson on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to August 8, with a fractured right hand.

Wilson is scheduled to undergo surgery Wednesday to repair the fifth metacarpal in his right hand, which was fractured when he slipped in the bathroom this weekend. He will almost certainly miss the rest of the 2010 season, and, assuming that's correct, will finish up with a .249/.282/.316 batting line, zero homers and 14 RBI over 193 at-bats.