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    Mariners Jack Wilson loses 22 lbs

    ESPN's Jerry Crasnick reports that Jack Wilson lost 22 pounds over the offseason.
    We didn't realize he had that much to lose. Wilson now tips the scales at 177 pounds, which he says is the lightest he's been in almost 10 years. He wanted to lose the wright in order to take pressure off his chronically sore hamstrings. Though still a fine glove man, Wilson has tanked at the plate in recent years, hitting just .249/.282/.316 with no homers over 193 at-bats last season.
    I honestly do believe the M's are going for the record for the weakest hitting infield in MLB history.

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    Re: Jack Wilson loses 22 lbs

    Saw that headline and thought, "He's sick?"
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    My thoughts were when I saw the thread, and I didn't see the username.. WTF spam are they doing now???

    Haha. Jack Wilson is withering away into nothing. We'll have Wilson Power, as opposed to Loney Power. Wilson Power being.. a foul ball dribbler back to the screen
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    Re: Jack Wilson loses 22 lbs

    Over/under on Wilson hitting more than 3 homeruns this year?

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    Push and two of them will be inside the park HRs.

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    Re: Jack Wilson loses 22 lbs

    Quote Originally Posted by love_that_reefer View Post
    I honestly do believe the M's are going for the record for the weakest hitting infield in MLB history.
    Well, unless Ackley spends the entire season in the minor leagues, even the Mariners would be hard pressed to match futility infielders Alex Cora and Cesar Izturis of the '03 Dodgers.

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    Re: Jack Wilson loses 22 lbs

    You obviously missed last years bunch. Unless Ackley wins the 2B job for the ENTIRE season and Justin Smoak finds his potential, It's debatable.
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    I don't see Ackley being called up before May so Ackley can't be a candidate for Super Two status early. I think the M's should but don't see the M's doing it.

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