King

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http://www.fangraphs.com/statsplits.aspx?playerid=2434&position=OF&season=2015 Not a typo, but SSS

Melissa Couto ‏@ThrowinSmoke 20s20 seconds ago Canadians James Paxton and Michael Saunder played against each other as teenagers in the British Columbia Premier Baseball League.

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Cmon Kevin P

Wow, smart play by Buerhle

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sad

Funny how his bat was his carrying tool throughout the minor leagues, now in the MLB his defense is the only thing keeping him above water

Dave Gershman ‏@Dave_Gershman 12s12 seconds ago Gibbons did state the other day when asked what he'd do if he was GM: "Maybe fire the manager." lol

Dave Gershman ‏@Dave_Gershman 23s23 seconds ago I can't speculate on Anthopolous' intentions for going in clubhouse, but all week John Gibbons' role with club has been elephant in room.

Dave Gershman ‏@Dave_Gershman 42s42 seconds ago Alex Anthopolous is on his way into the Blue Jays clubhouse. usually this means something

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Bill Shaikin @BillShaikin · 16m16 minutes ago Ryu: "I knew about the tear" in labrum from MRI two years ago. That would explain shoulder woes since then. Bill Shaikin @BillShaikin · 20m20 minutes ago Ryu said doctors told him he should be able to return next spring. As good as before? "I will try my best." #dodgers

Baseball America Scouting Report of King Felix when he was 17 Strengths: Hernandez has scary upside. He’ll open this season as a 17-year-old and he doesn’t need to develop any more stuff. The only guy in the organization with a comparable arm is big leaguer Rafael Soriano. Hernandez has the best fastball in the system and commands his mid-90s heat well. He regularly touches 97 and could reach triple digits as his skinny frame fills out. Hernandez’ curveball is also unparalleled among Mariners farmhands and gives him the possibility for two 70 pitches on the 20-80 scouting scale. Though he’s young and can easily overpower hitters at the lower levels, he understands the value of a changeup and is developing a good one. He can pitch down in the strike zone or blow the ball by hitters upstairs. He has poise and mound presence beyond his years. Weaknesses: Hernandez just has to learn how to pitch. He needs to tweak his command and refine his pitches. Typical of a teenager with a lightning arm, he’ll overthrow at times but should grow out of that. Arm problems would appear to be the only thing that could derail him from stardom, and Hernandez has been perfectly healthy so far. The Mariners will go to great lengths to make sure he isn’t overworked in the minors. The Future: Seattle wants to move Hernandez slowly, but he may not let that happen. He’s not going to need to spend a full season at each level and might need just two more years in the minors. He’ll probably start 2004 back at low Class A Wisconsin—the Mariners concede he could have spent all of last season there—and could be bucking for a promotion to high Class A Inland Empire by midseason. It’s easy to get overexcited about young pitchers, but Hernandez has the legitimate potential to become the best pitcher ever developed by the Mariners.

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Wow

Good strategy

Felix is so good

Lol Zunino

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should have stuck with the not swing approach