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Mariners' $92.5M Star Rewrites MLB History With Feat Last Seen in the 1920s
Naylor reached 30 steals again despite ranking in the 1st percentile in sprint speed, according to Statcast.
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Mariners' $92.5M Star Rewrites MLB History With Feat Last Seen in the 1920s
Despite averaging 24.3 feet per second—among MLB’s slowest—Josh Naylor just matched a century-old record. Hall of Famer George Sisler did it in the 1920s; Josh Naylor achieved the same on September 26. The Seattle Mariners’ $92.5 million pro stole his 30th base this season to become the first first baseman since Sisler to do so […]
·Lewes, United States
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Mariners' Josh Naylor Makes Improbable 104-Year Baseball History
No offense to Josh Naylor, but if someone was going to make stolen base history in Major League Baseball, you wouldn’t think it would be the Seattle Mariners‘ first baseman. He doesn’t exactly look like a speedy guy, and in fact, he’s not speedy. MLB’s official speed-tracking data confirms that Naylor is slow. And yet […]
·Las Vegas, United States
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