Catcher Chris Iannetta off to strong start for Mariners
Posted Apr 6, 2016
Chris Iannetta came to the plate three times in the opening-day loss to the Rangers on Monday. And all three times he reached base, notching two singles and a walk in his first game as a Mariner. Iannetta knows he’s been a slow starter — hitting .093 in April last season. He’s hoping a good start with a new team could spur a bounce-back season.
(Seattle Times)
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