Felix Hernandez, the Mariners' 18-year-old phenom, gave up six runs, five earned, on eight hits, including a home run to Paul Konerko, in 2 2/3 innings against the White Sox. "He tried to throw harder and harder and harder and it just wasn't working, " Hargrove said. "That's one of the adjustments he is going to have to learn to make, that harder is not always better. Most of the time location with velocity is the best thing. He'll learn that. There are times that you just rear back and bring it like he did to [the Angels' Vladimir] Guerrero the other night when he struck him out. "He threw some nice curveballs. He didn't lose his composure on the mound like he did earlier in the spring. That was nice to see." Hernandez is scheduled to make a start Saturday against the Cubs in Las Vegas, but is almost certainly ticketed to begin the season in the minors. "He's still in the mix, but I would be surprised if he made the club," Hargrove said. "We got the innings [to use him in the Major League camp]. We like what we see. There's no reason to send him out [now]." 英文還不太難我就不班門弄斧了~~~ --

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