The Seattle Mariners’s 2017 season will be hinge in large part on the performances of ace pitcher Felix Hernandez and new shortstop Jean Segura, both of whom had 2016 seasons that statistically were out of character. Here’s each player’s statistics, illustrating how 2016 did not align with their career norms:
Felix Hernandez
Jean Segura
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