Winnipeg Goldeyes manager Rick Forney announced today the following roster moves. • Right-handed pitcher Ethan Hollingsworth has been activated from the disabled list • Right-handed pitcher Jeff Stoner has been placed on the inactive list with an arm injury • Rookie left-handed pitcher Taylor Bratton has been signed to a contract Hollingsworth, 27, has been on the disabled list since sustaining an ankle injury during training camp. He will make his Goldeyes debut tonight as Winnipegs starting pitcher. Stoner, 22, has no record and a 3.60 ERA in five appearances out of the bullpen this season. Bratton, 23, recently completed his college career with the NCAA II University of West Alabama Tigers. The product of Oakville, Ontario went 4-4 with a 2.92 ERA in 13 starts as a senior with the Tigers this season. The Goldeyes have 22 players on their active roster, including 12 pitchers and 10 position players. Thyago Vieira Jersey . 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Reliever Sean Burnett, who had come off the disabled list on Friday after recovering from elbow surgery last August, left the game after getting Michael Saunders to pop out leading off the seventh inning. "He just felt something in his elbow," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "We dont know exactly what, hell be going back down to Southern California (Wednesday) to be evaluated. It looks like disabled list, but well see whats going on." This was Burnetts third appearance since returning, all of them lasting just one batter. Friday marked the first time he had pitched in the major leagues since May 26, 2013. After the game Burnett managed to answer just one question before breaking down and saying he couldnt continue. "Its just a lot of frustration right now. Im trying to stay positive and well see what the doctors say tomorrow," he said. Burnetts injury marred Los Angeles second win in seven tries against the Mariners this season. C.J. Cron led the Angels with a solo home run and run-scoring double, one of four doubles Los Angeles hit in the second inning to take a 3-0 lead. Cron led off the seventh inning with his third homer since making his major league debut on May 3. Weaver (6-3) said he felt the day would be a struggle from the time he started warming up before the game and didnt have the command hes been used to in recent starts. "I felt all right for the most part, but I didnt feel as crisp as I had the previous starts," he said. "Its one of those games where you had to battle, and these guys put up three early runs and helped me out a little bit early, and we were able to tack on some late." After the offence gave Weaver thee three-run lead in the top of the second, Seattle answered in the bottom of the inning when Dustin Ackley doubled and scored on Nick Franklins single.ddddddddddddHowever, even as Weaver struggled, the Mariners were unable to really take advantage. "This guy is a proven winner. 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