San Diego Padres in the fall and on Monday
f Eugenio Suarez from Reds Abraham Toro
is a player without a position. We should
see Abraham Toro in the lineup frequently
anyway.
We hope to see the Abraham Toro we saw
right after acquiring him before the trading
deadline and not at the end of the season
when he went into a slump.
Being a switch hitter will give Toro advantage
playing several positions. The Mariners could
see him in the outfield and first base as well
as second and third. He may be at dh sometimes
against right handed pitching.
Suarez bats right-handed so could see Toro
playing third against right-handed pitching
sometimes. Frazier a lefthanded hitter we
should see Toro sometimes against lefties.
Depending on how the outfield works out we
may see Toro out there as well. Both Winker
and Jarred Kelenic hit left handed so Toro
could be out there against lefties. This would
depend how healthy Kyle Lewis is as well. I
expect Lewis would be the Mariners top choice
in the outfield against lefties. We hope Lewis
to be healthy all season. It depends to Julio
Rodriguez makes his debut in the majors too.
Anyway wherever Toro is able to play and
how often is a good sign for the Mariners.
The Mariners look to have improved offensive
lineup over last season. Go M's.
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