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You know, I was going to start taking shots right off the bat, but I'll bite..a number of our hitters like Ackley, Miller, Franklin, are under-sized. Half of the team was brought up from AAA this year so you're also talking about a bunch of guys in their early 20's. It's been another disappointing year for us, so they're obviously an easy team to take shots at. Now, what was the intended purpose of this thread?
Quote from: Remedy360 on September 05, 2013, 10:31:33 AMYou know, I was going to start taking shots right off the bat, but I'll bite..a number of our hitters like Ackley, Miller, Franklin, are under-sized. Half of the team was brought up from AAA this year so you're also talking about a bunch of guys in their early 20's. It's been another disappointing year for us, so they're obviously an easy team to take shots at. Now, what was the intended purpose of this thread?I assure you this thread is not a part of some grand conspiracy.... nothing more than talking sports on a sports forum, pretty harmless. ...The Royals just finished a three game set with the Mariners, so it was my first time really seeing them this year. And their hitters really need to hit up the gym and grow a few inches. This is 2013. They don't really fit the profile of the modern athlete.
How can the M's be the youngest team if they're employing Raul Ibanez and if teams like the Marlins and Astros exist?I think Pineda was one of the tallest players the Mariners had in recent memory. I remember how when Pineda first got traded to the Yankees a reporter said that he and Sabathia could be the "Twin Towers" (they're both 6'7" according to google) and a bunch of people got butt-hurt about it.
Seattle should trade King Felix while he's still good, no need to rot away in obscurity