Lookout Linkage, 5/29/16

Good morning! We're gonna pretend yesterday's game didn't happen, mmmk? That's because here we're more focused on the latest news and stories from baseball. Let's check those out:

• Marc W of U.S.S. Mariner checks in on Mike Montgomery's season as a relief pitcher.
• Jason Churchill points out some under-the-radar Mariners prospects to keep a close eye on.
• Hey, remember when the Mariners could have had Jackie Bradley, Jr. for a bargain? Grant Brisbee does.
• Bradley had his hitting streak snapped at 29 games.
• Yu Darvish has returned to action for the Rangers.
• Vin Scully declined an offer to work the All-Star Game.
• Julio Urias made his MLB debut for the Dodgers at age 19, but it didn't go as planned.
• Eric Longenhagen takes a look at what kind of pitcher Urias is.
• Matt Carpenter is taking patience at the plate to a whole new level, writes August Fagerstrom.
• Mike Moustakas is out for the season due to a torn ACL.
• Grant Brisbee wonders if the Diamondbacks would hit the reset button the most recent offseason given the chance.
• Hector Olivera has received an 82-game ban for his part in a domestic abuse case.
• Many Braves fans may cut ties with the team if the losing continues, warns Alex Remington of The Hardball Times.
• The hot stove is going early, as Chris Cotillo reports that the White Sox and Padres are discussing a trade involving James Shields.
• The Mets filled their first base vacancy by acquiring James Loney.