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Seattle Times:
No official announcement yet that Kenji Johjima has been activated, but I'll take the starting lineup posted in the Mariners' clubhouse at Dodger Stadium as official announcement: Johjima is catching and hitting sixth. Look for Jamie Burke to be designated for assignment -- for the third time this season -- to make room. My hunch is that Burke will wind up back in Tacoma.
Ichiro RF
Russ Branyan 1B
Adrian Beltre 3B
Jose Lopez 2B
Franklin Gutierrez CF
Kenji Johjima C
Wladimir Balentien LF
Ronny Cedeno SS
Jason Vargas P
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