FELIX HERNANDEZ Seattle Mariners Home Baseball Jersey, MEDIUM

  • Majestic Athletic Officially Licensed Replica Jersey
  • 100% Heavyweight Polyester “Double Knit” Fabric
  • Authentic Player Name and Number Customization

Product Description
Same style jersey “Felix Hernandez” wears while playing for the “Seattle Mariners”

JERSEY FEATURES:
– Manufactured by “Majestic Athletic”
– Officially Licensed Replica Series
– 100% polyester heavyweight “Double Knit” fabric
– Full button front style
– “Majestic Athletic” woven neck label
– “Majestic Athletic” woven jock tag on lower front
– Majestic “flock” tag logo on right sleeve

Team Logo(s) Features:
– “Mariners” is sewn on the front of the jersey in Pro Twill fabric

Players Name and Numbers “Customization” features:
– “Hernandez” and # 34 are professionally sewn on the back of the jersey in 2-color Pro Twill fabric
– The name and numbers are customized (sewn) in the “Mariners” official style font and colors as worn during this period

FELIX HERNANDEZ Seattle Mariners Home Baseball Jersey, MEDIUM

Relief Rumors: Ohman, Durbin, Mariners

By now you’ve heard that the White Sox and Yankees are probably not going to pursue Rafael Soriano. But you’ve come to the right place if you’re looking to hear the latest on all the other free agent relievers out there. Here are today’s updates…

  • Will Ohman is deciding between three American League teams, according to Jon Heyman of SI.com (on Twitter). The Rays, Orioles, Red Sox, Blue Jays and Tigers could all use left-handed relief out of the ‘pen, so I would not personally be surprised to see Ohman join any of those clubs.
  • Chad Durbin is still talking to the Phillies and others, according to Heyman (on Twitter). The sides exchanged offers earlier this week.
  • The Mariners could use some relief help, but GM Jack Zduriencik doesn’t expect to have much payroll flexibility. He told Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times that he’ll have to be creative if he makes any additions (Twitter link). That applies to the team in general, not just the ‘pen.

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Mariners will move Chone Figgins back to third base

Mariners will move Chone Figgins back to third base
Mariners GM Jack Zduriencik said Chone Figgins will play third base this season, after spending the 2010 season at second base. Zduriencik also said the Mariners don’t have much payroll space left. “We’re going to have to do some things creatively if we do anything at all,” Zduriencik said of any more offseason moves.

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