Much like the Jean Segura trade in 2016 which also landed Seattle the lesser known Mitch Haniger, lightening seems to have struck twice with the emergence of hitting guru, Ty France.

Much like the Jean Segura trade in 2016 which also landed Seattle the lesser known Mitch Haniger, lightening seems to have struck twice with the emergence of hitting guru, Ty France.
Seattle always seems to excel at calling guys up that just don’t end up having a skillset suited for producing at the big league level. There’s exceptions to that scenario, though…and that exception’s name is Mitch Haniger.
With the selection of right handed starting pitcher Emerson Hancock at #6 overall, the Mariners have proven they’re dedicated to building the staff of the future.
Thirty five games and 148 plate appearances into his first ever professional season, Josh Stowers has made me a believer.
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