At the Padres to celebrate the 4th of July (and also the 5th)

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Chandler Simpson

Georgia Tech

2B

.433

.506

.517

1.023

47

203

64

88

8

3

1

25

2

31

16

27

4

i knew somthing was bothering..me about him...only 25..rbis...whats up with that......

 

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even i have to change...at times...

rbis...69..hrs 16...ill switch to zamora

Joshua Zamora

Nevada

2B

.362

.470

.674

1.144

55

218

60

79

18

1

16

69

8

40

27

4

0

Gabriel Rincones Jr.

Florida Atlantic

RF

.346

.451

.658

1.109

58

237

61

82

17

0

19

69

6

42

51

2

0

his dad was with the mariners for a bit....but..i dont know how he feels about that....his dad was a pitcher

 

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ok last one rbis...........

if they dont get him in the 4th round houston will prob have him

Carlos Contreras

Sam Houston

LF

.400

.468

.713

1.181

56

230

54

92

18

6

14

89

5

27

28

2

0

2b/3b..a bit like..a jackson glenn....grad stud

Joshua Zamora

Nevada

2B

.362

.470

.674

1.144

55

218

60

79

18

1

16

69

8

40

27

4

0

for me..he is a LF./cf.guy...but he is good

Carson Roccaforte

Louisiana

1B

.374

.435

.671

1.106

58

219

52

82

11

3

16

68

3

26

34

25

7

Tanner Tredaway

Oklahoma

CF

.370

.414

.549

.963

68

284

63

105

18

3

9

66

6

19

28

24

4

Bill Knight

Mercer

CF

.337

.415

.642

1.057

58

243

73

82

19

2

17

64

8

27

40

10

1

Charles McAdoo

San Jose State

2B

.345

.406

.629

1.035

56

229

47

79

23

3

12

63

8

19

33

6

6

Guy Lipscomb

Belmont

CF

.406

.484

.548

1.032

57

217

59

88

13

3

4

42

7

29

18

42

6

know on my list..LHP

Alden Mathes

Richmond

CF

.344

.398

.567

.965

55

247

61

85

13

6

10

59

7

17

27

7

2

Career Pitching Statistics

Season	ERA	W	L	APP	GS	CG	SHO	SV	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	2B	3B	HR	BF	BAVG	WP	HBP	BK	SFA	SHA
2020	6.00	0	0	3	0	0	0	1	6.0	8	4	4	3	11	2	0	0	29	.333	0	1	0	0	1
2021	4.81	2	1	9	3	0	0	1	33.2	26	20	18	15	38	5	2	6	148	.205	5	4	1	2	0
2022	3.35	3	2	9	6	0	0	0	43.0	28	18	16	21	58	1	0	6	193	.181	4	12	0	1	4
Total	4.14	5	3	21	9	0	0	2	82.2	62	42	38	39	107	8	2	12	370	.203	9	17	1	3	5

 

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AVG	GP	GS	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SLG%	BB	HBP	SO	GDP	OB%	SF	SH	SB	PO	A	E	FLD%
2020	.375	14	12	48	7	18	1	1	1	4	.500	6	0	6	2	.444	0	1	0	7	0	0	1.000
2021	.250	25	18	56	15	14	8	0	1	13	.446	6	1	9	0	.323	2	1	2	40	5	0	1.000
2022	.344	55	55	247	61	85	13	6	10	59	.567	17	7	27	1	.398	3	4	7	133	7	2	.986
Total	.333	94	85	351	83	117	22	7	12	76	.538	29	8	42	3	.392	5	6	9	180	12	2	.990

3ALDEN MATHES​

​

• POSITION Left-handed Pitcher/Utility
• HEIGHT 6-0
• WEIGHT 195
• CLASS Redshirt Junior
• HOMETOWN Broomall, Pa.
• HIGH SCHOOL Marple Newtown High.....

on the mariners...utility...is the11th position.....mathes takes a bull pen spot as well......makes him in my top 10 picks for mariners...

a guy who can hit..and pitch..well...has to work..hard to stay good at both...or just have natural abilaty..

mariners want mostly CF..guys...then..if they ..move to lf..or right ...so...be it..

 

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Tommy Sacco

TCU

SS

.355

.443

.645

1.088

60

231

58

82

23

1

14

58

5

34

42

18

2

Nolan Schanuel

Florida Atlantic

1B

.369

.477

.658

1.135

58

225

55

83

17

0

16

56

10

39

22

11

1

J.T. Weber

Southern Illinois

1B

.355

.441

.649

1.090

60

245

64

87

15

0

19

56

13

26

43

6

5

Pres Cavenaugh

UNC Greensboro

CF

.340

.403

.507

.910

63

268

60

91

13

4

8

56

6

23

27

15

3

Caleb Ricketts

San Diego

C

.373

.423

.658

1.081

56

228

46

85

13

2

16

55

8

14

29

0

4

going on the 300..list

Tre Morgan

LSU

1B

.324

.414

.462

.876

62

253

50

82

18

1

5

54

15

25

26

0

1

Josh Kasevich

Oregon

SS

.310

.383

.445

.828

61

245

53

76

10

1

7

44

6

24

16

6

0

i wanted to putkasavick..in there...cuz..he is a great prospect.....with good defence....and hitting is improving..

 

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so..300 400..and 500....wont be a big list

Tre Morgan

LSU

1B

.324

.414

.462

.876

62

253

50

82

18

1

5

54

15

25

26

0

1

Matt Wood

Penn State

C

.379

.480

.667

1.147

54

198

55

75

15

3

12

53

7

36

26

5

3

cal kid from laguna beach

.980..fld..ave could be better..

Dante Faicchio

Wagner

RF

.285

.367

.549

.916

51

193

36

55

15

0

12

52

7

21

27

8

2

.990..fld

Pierce Bennett

Wake Forest

RF

.367

.456

.533

.989

55

210

57

77

14

0

7

49

8

28

20

6

4

Chase Meidroth

San Diego

2B

.329

.440

.544

.984

56

228

53

75

19

0

10

47

6

40

25

6

3

down to the 600

Guy Lipscomb	Belmont	CF	.406	.484	.548	1.032	57	217	59	88	13	3	4	42	7	29	18	42	6
Johnathon Thomas	Texas Southern	CF	.345	.442	.610	1.052	53	200	68	69	16	5	9	42	18	20	36	62	8

 

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Blake Wright

Clemson

2B

.349

.397

.602

.999

44

166

30

58

9

0

11

40

1

14

23

0

1

is a good prospect as well..numbers..do not tell..the whole story..and while....rbis are a good indicator...its cuzins..lolol...

slg...and...risp..help even more.....

 

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one thing sure as shootin...these guys are good..........

Ivan Melendez

Texas

1B

.387

.508

.863

1.371

67

248

75

96

18

2

32

94

12

52

51

1

0

Tyler Locklear

VCU

3B

.402

.542

.799

1.341

62

224

77

90

25

2

20

78

23

47

25

6

2

Jorel Ortega

Tennessee

2B

.323

.398

.672

1.070

66

235

57

76

20

4

18

61

4

25

40

3

1

RJ Yeager

Mississippi State

2B

.317

.389

.668

1.057

55

202

39

64

15

1

18

56

7

18

35

3

0

Chris Alleyne

Maryland

CF

.331

.422

.673

1.095

62

263

73

87

16

1

24

79

13

33

41

24

3

Dylan Goldstein

Florida Atlantic

LF

.333

.473

.662

1.135

58

198

51

66

9

1

18

63

17

39

38

4

4

next year

Wyatt Langford

Florida

LF

.355

.447

.719

1.166

66

256

73

91

9

3

26

63

8

36

44

7

4

Vance Honeycutt

North Carolina

CF

.296

.409

.672

1.081

64

247

66

73

10

4

25

57

8

41

90

29

5

jacob Gonzalez

Ole Miss

SS

.273

.405

.558

.963

65

242

67

66

9

3

18

52

5

50

32

4

2

 

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if you say....florida..small..schools..are as good as small...schools in cali...i would..say that is true....for baseball...

while the..small schools...in carolina ar on par ..with cali..and florida..northeast..schools...not as much....

and ivy league..is a downer.....

sometimes...if ya going senior...may need a portal..to a high..comp..lvl..for draft...........

 

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small schools in texas...are generaly....lower lvl comp..but there are a lot of big schools in texas...that eat up..a lot of good guys..

sam houston...is good for baseball..and football...an.up coming school.......

out west.the gonzaga..portland state''lvl..is the lowest lvl..i would want to go...

 

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Jacob Melton

OF

Oregon State

-

-

21

6' 3" / 208 lbs

L

L

Ryan Cermak

OF

Illinois State

-

-

21

6' 1" / 205 lbs

R

R

are..top Cfers..in this draft...prob is..they need a ss..and pitchers..before a cf....but that may not make..a diff...if they think kasovick..could fall.....
they could take melton..at 58..if he is still..there..

 

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a mariner...whats it worth....well...heres an add
Job Details
Full-time | Contract$22,400 - $25,000 a month
Benefits

• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Employee assistance program
• 401(k) matching
• Flexible schedule

Qualifications

• Leadership
• Communication skills
• High school diploma or GED
• US work authorization

Full Job Description
North Star Fishing Company is looking for a Deck Bosun to work aboard our new new vessel the F/T NORTH STAR. Our vessels operate in the Bering Sea, Pacific Ocean, Gulf of Alaska and Aleutian Islands. Join us for this great opportunity! We are looking to hire someone as soon as possible!
The Deck Bosun is responsible for the safe and efficient maintenance and operation on deck of all fishing gear, deck equipment, gangways, lines and deck crew. Upholds all vessel, company and required safety regulations with regards to vessel and equipment.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

• Ensures all slings, hooks, and other lifting devices to cables, trawl equipment and nets are operational and meet applicable required standards to safely haul, empty, repair and set fishing gear at sea in all weather conditions.
• Ensures safe operation of cranes, winches and all other lifting equipment, according to Safe Working Load, used to bring aboard and move equipment and supplies.
• Ensures safe operation of skiff to transport crew, supplies or equipment at sea or in port.
• Ensures repairs and adjustments to fishing gear and trawl deck equipment are completed as needed.
• Ensures vessel docking lines are secure to and from docks and other vessels at tie up. Also ensures deck is secure for departure.
• Ensures preparation of vessel for shipyard arrival and departure to include spill equipment stages, oil booms deployed and gangway secure for use.
• Supervises all deck personnel, operations and safety during fishing, voyages, offloads and in port
• Trains all Deckhands and Combis to move, hoist, or position nets and equipment safely as required to haul and set fishing gear and equipment.
• Trains Deck Hands and Combis in safe and efficient deck operations, including incinerator operation. All training done in compliance with manufacturer guidelines and environmental regulations.
• Ensures deck crew are in compliance with prohibited species handling policies, including deck sorting according to EFP
• Ensures compliance with applicable sections of the Safety Management System. Is knowledgeable and conversant on applicable policies and procedures contained in the SMS.
• Conducts job observations on assigned crewmembers to ensure standardized training requirements are met; provides recommendations and feedback on performance, including written performance evaluations.
• Ensures required equipment inspections and logs are completed
• Participates as member of fire and safety team in emergency situation.
• Works with Fleet Gear Manager/Operations and suppliers to plan, budget and prepare for ongoing fishing gear repairs, purchases and changes in equipment technology, including bycatch management gear.
• Maintains accurate and ongoing inventory of gear onboard vessel and in storage, both Seattle and Dutch Harbor. Provides inventory to Fleet Gear Manager/Operations upon request.
• Responsible for maintenance and safe storage of fishing gear electronics including catch indicators, 3rd wires, sonar and eggs.
• Promptly reports any deck equipment abnormalities/problems to Chief Engineer.
• Ensures deckhands and combi’s work in processing factory when not engaged in deck operations (where applicable)

QUALIFICATIONS

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• 2-3 years of experience as a Deckhand onboard a fishing vessel preferred.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

• Knowledge of factory trawler deck operations and safety programs preferred.
• Proficient in deck operation: splicing, repair of nets, setting and hauling of gear
• Excellent communication skills; written and spoken English.
• Able to read and interpret policies and procedures.
• Strong attention to detail.
• A self-starter who is motivated and able to meet operation deadlines.
• Able to handle competing priorities and deadlines effectively and respond well to last minute, high priority and time sensitive projects.
• Ability to troubleshoot and think critically to resolve problems.

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

• Free Room and Board.
• Eligible for 401K.
• Health/Dental benefits once eligibility requirements are met.
• Crew Share based.
• Option to extend contract up to 90 days.

North Star Fishing Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer - Minority / Women / Disability / Veteran / Gender Identity / Sexual Orientation / Age.'
'
Work Remotely

• No

Job Types: Full-time, Contract
Pay: $22,400.00 - $25,000.00 per month
Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Employee assistance program
• Flexible schedule
• Health insurance
• Referral program
• Vision insurance

Application Question(s):

• Are you able to lift and carry up to 50 pounds on a consistent basis?

Experience:

• factory leadership: 2 years (Required)

Work Location: On the road
riner...whats it worth.......well..hersan add..

 

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Hancock strikes out a pair | 06/23/2022


Hancock K's 6 in scoreless outing | 07/04/2022

 

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is edwards...better....

1 XavierEdwards 2B	DUR	32	128	18	44	8	1	4	17	13	20	1	4	.344	.404	.516	.920

MarkMathias 2B	NAS	38	130	18	42	6	1	6	23	19	34	6	1	.323	.422	.523	.945

i dont know..its close..

but i think he may be better...than...

NolanGorman 2B	MEM	34	133	31	41	4	0	15	23	12	50	3	0	.308	.367	.677	1.044

of st louis..and strikes out less...and seems to still have upside left..............

 

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Mark Mathias #13​

Nashville Sounds
Triple-A Affiliate

• 2B
• B/T: R/R
• 6' 0"/200
• Age: 27

SummaryStatsNewsAwards

• Mark Andrew Mathias
• Status: Active
• Born: 8/02/1994 in Santa Clara, CA
• Draft: 2015, Cleveland Indians, Round: 3, Overall Pick: 93
• College: Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
• MLB Debut: 8/04/2020

from cali..may fit better....edwards is where he wants...to be already...from florida..

 

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https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mark+mathias+baseball

 

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i dont know..if matias has more...upside...but he seems maybe ..a utility..

 

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all i know is...the mariners need to trade for the best,,...2B..they can...there..is no cano...coming down the pike....for now...

 

[MarinersBestFan]

all i know is...the mariners need to trade for the best,,...2B..they can...there..is no cano...coming down the pike....for now...

agree 100%

I am so tired of seeing 'can of corn' Frazier at 2b ( he does not even have warning track power )
And just last night when they had his weak ass arm in LF, the Blue Jays score on 2 consecutive singles from runner on 2nd base on balls hit on the ground and shallow to Frazier in LF - BOTH runners scored with ease on back to back singles to Frazier in LF.. Neither throw was even close to nailing the guy at home. He has ZERO outfield arm.

I have no clue how his lifetime batting avg is near 70pts higher than the .216 we are getting. He is a turd and needs flushed out of the system.