Underrated Mariners star Kyle Seager getting his All-Star due
Posted Jul 12, 2014
This season, it is Seager, the 26-year-old former Tar Heel making $540,000 this year—and not $240 million second baseman Robinson Cano—who has been the best player on a Mariners team that is making a serious run at their first postseason in 13 years (if the season ended today, Seattle would be the AL’s second wild card team).
(Sports Illustrated)
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