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Kyle Seager’s continued growth at third base


After signing a seven-year, $100 million contract extension this offseason, is locked in as the Mariners’ third baseman. Seager was never a big prospect or even considered to be a prototypical third baseman. But he was given an opportunity to take ownership of the job, and he produced. This past season he appeared in his first all-star game and won his first gold glove. (Seattle Times)

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