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Hey bro... it's day 2 of mini camp.That's so weird that you say that cuz earlier today I was thinking the same thing but didn't want to post it already in June.
Yeah I think I’ve noticed the Rangers and Phillies as teams with boards not many others. It’s crazy.
The pen is a total unknown to me. I agree our offense is decent, I'm not sure how "strong" I would say they are though. Besides our shitty pen, our defense hurts us also with all the silly ass errors we end up making each game.
Hey bro... it's day 2 of mini camp.
And you know what? With the Stanley Cup also wrapped up, it just means that we're another year closer to NHL in Seattle.
Fooq the M's.
Lots of Twins fans are sacred of Giles cause of 2017.
But his stats in the AL East this year are elite. Like 16 K per 9.
Enjoyed bantering back and forth with ya over the two threads the last couple days. Doesn't look like the teams meet again this season so want to wish the VERY BEST to the Twins and hoping to watch you in post season. Take care and keep the faith.
Given the success of early NHL franchises, I'd happily take a bet that the Seattle NHL team will win a championship before the Mariners.
I wish that was a hyperbolic comment. Sadly I mean that in all sincerity.
Do what the VGK did and this town is gonna go crazy... it may even rival the Seahawks SB parade. Seriously. I know this city is starving for something else besides the Hawks too.
Edwin Encarnación is having another banner year as the designated hitter for the Seattle Mariners, slashing .241/.356/.531 with 21 home runs, 49 runs batted in resulting in an OPS+ of 141 and a WAR of 2.0. The problem for the Mariners is that most of the American League’s contending teams don’t need a DH. The Yankees will have Giancarlo Stanton, once he returns from injury; the Red Sox have J.D. Martinez; the Twins have Nelson Cruz and the Astros have both Tyler White and rookie Yordan Álvarez. However, there is one perfect fit: the Rays. The Rays are ninth in the league in both runs scored and homers, and Encarnación would boost their offense.
The Mariners are rebuilding, and perhaps a trade for minor-league outfielder Jesús Sánchez would get a deal done. Sánchez, 21, is playing at Double-A Montgomery and slashing .302/.361/.460 with 10 doubles, eight home runs and 42 runs batted in. The Rays certainly have enough outfield depth at the major- and minor-league levels to make a deal of this magnitude. They would also control Encarnación through 2020, or have the option of taking his $20 million salary off the books with a $5 million buyout at season’s end.