Anxiously waiting for Danny Hultzen's arrival in Seattle, he has nothing left to prove in the minors.
I know we should take any High Desert numbers with a grain of salt, but Julio Morban is finally healthy and mashing the ball like he was supposed to two years ago. The kid is only 20 and this is what intrigues me:
.424/.485/.763/1.248
Those are his away splits...
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