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I am loving all of the updates so far...
The M's minor leaguers are playing some good ball, too.
Jackson (AA affiliate) is 5-0. James Paxton (1-0, 1.50 ERA, 11 K, 2 BB), Danny Hultzen (1-0, 0.00 ERA, 9 K, 1 BB) and Taijuan Walker (0-0, 3.00 ERA, 12 K, 2 BB) are all pitching phenomenally well. Nick Franklin is off to a slow start (.222 BA, 2 RBI) but Francisco Martinez (.583, 2 HR, 7 RBI) is tearing it up.
Carter Capps is an effing monster. Through three appearances, he has 4 innings pitched, has stuck out 9 and walked 1. He has allowed a hit and no runs. Filthy.
I can't wait to bring some of these guys up. Kevin Millwood got absolutely rocked by Texas in his first start, giving up six runs in three innings. If he can't get it going soon, I am going to be tempted to get Paxton or Hultzen up to take his spot.
Loving the young kids... Ackley, Montero, Smoak, Seager... All our hitting pretty decent, but unfortunately there hasn't been much power yet.
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Interesting to see how other people are doing playing with the M's. I just started and am 2-0 after taking the first two from the A's, both in extra innings.
Smoak broke a 0-0 tie in the opener, driving in Figgins with a single and Montero hit a solo shot in the 12th in the second game to go ahead 3-2. League saved the first game but left with an injury after retiring one batter in the second game and Wilhemsen earned the save. League's got a strained oblique and is out 1-6 days so at least its nothing too bad.
Figgins is raking through the first two, as is Montero, who had an RBI double in the second game before the homer. Pitching has been great, and I'm getting hits, but not the timely ones that drive in runs.