We’ve hit on catchers and touched on outfielders, so now it’s time to harp on the fellas who work in the dirt. Seattle’s infielders were locked in from day one this year, and looked like what could easily be the strongest position group on the team. Kyle Seager returned to build on his resurgent 2019 season. J.P. Crawford looked to add a bit more bat to his excellent defensive development. Shed Long Jr. hoped to add to his solid start at the big league level. Evan White hoped to make a good impression in his debut following an unprecedented contract extension in leaping straight from AA.
2020 Mariners Exit Interviews: Infielders
