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Kade Anderson Introduced to Seattle: ‘They Picked a Winner’
KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON, JUL 23 – Anderson will focus on conditioning and strength at Mariners' Peoria complex after a record-setting college season with 180 strikeouts over 119 innings, delaying pitching until 2026.
- Kade Anderson spoke to the Seattle media for the first time on July 22 following his selection as the Mariners' third overall pick this year.
- Anderson, previously at LSU, topped all Division I pitchers by striking out 180 batters over 119 innings and concluded the season by pitching a shutout in the College World Series.
- During the press conference, Anderson expressed excitement to learn the area, joked about a volcano, and said his job now is to develop and work on his craft.
- Area scout Derek Miller highlighted Anderson's strong character, his capability to pitch with four different offerings, and his effectiveness in following a strategic game plan. Anderson expressed his gratitude to the Mariners and noted that having command over all four pitches greatly simplifies his role on the mound.
- The Mariners declared Anderson will not pitch competitively this season, and he will focus on the weight room, signaling a development-first approach for the polished prospect.
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