The Mariners’ Kyle Seager is Finally Appreciated But Still Underrated

Posted Jul 14, 2015
The hot corner is arguably the hardest position to play on the baseball diamond. Whether you’re fielding screaming line drives hit down the line, charging soft bunts and throwing on the run, or making the longest throw to first in the infield, a third baseman needs a very unique and complete set of skills. Add in the expectation of being one of the best hitters on the team, and very few can do this job better than Seattle Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager. (Sports Illustrated For Kids)

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