It's always great to see Ken. He's a pretty entertaining guy especially while MLB's winter meetings are going on. I think when you've worked for an organization for the better part of 20 years, you can have an opinion on what the Mariners do.
I can tell you that he isn't happy about the Jason Bay signing. As much as he likes Raul, he's convinced the M's are pursuing him only because he's moving here and they're hoping for the hometown discount. Sounds a lot like the Padres. Let's see who nobody else wants and then sign them.
Except Jason Marquis. I like him a lot and I thought he was a great signing. Well done Padres!
At any rate, Ken suggested that I get a pitching coach at some point. Coming off of not throwing for over a year will tend to wreck your mechanics. And it does. My release point takes about 30 tosses to hone in on now. It's hard man.
I don't think it would be a bad idea at all actually. I think it'd probably be a good idea. I need my mechanics to be good when I get ready to get going.
Luckily, the Mariners are auctioning off a pitching lesson from Carl Willits their pitching coach. It'll be at Safeco and everything, but I'd actually want to be there for the pitching lesson more than the experience. So, here's the auction: http://auction.mlb.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=198645539&prmenbr=33072944&aunbr=198992249
At any rate, I'm definitely not opposed to getting some coaching. We'll see.
On a side note, I'm cleared to start really throwing from flat ground at full distance in January. :)
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