another move giving us more questions
then answers. Obviously we have to
trust Jerry Dipoto what he is doing
though very hard.
The Mariners traded outfielder Jarred
Kelenic, first baseman Evan White and
starting pitcher Marco Gonzales. I have
no problem trading at least Evan White
and Marco. White has been since he
signed his extension and the Mariners
have no starting spot for Marco. Kelenic
obviously was in the doghouse since
salary doesn't save a lot. I may included
Dylan Moore in the trade to save more
money. They mave have discussed it
with the Atlanta Braves who were their
trade partner.
What I can't believe is what the Mariners
got in return. Though it is salary dump
you think the Mariners could have gotten
prospects or at least better ones in return.
The Mariners received two pitchers in
return. One pitched part of three seasons
in the major leagues with Kansas City with
little success. Maybe the Mariners can turn
him into a success story. The other is a
20 year old who I am not sure how high
a prospect he is.
In college football the Washington Huskies
are going to play Texas in the Sugar Bowl
on New Year's evening. The Texas Longhorns
are favored in the game although they have
the number three ranking while Huskies are
ranked second. The Huskies will take the
underdog approach hopefully leading to
the national championship. Whatever happens
it has been a great Huskies season. Go Dawgs!
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