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Sean West

SeanWest

Starting Pitcher

DOB
6/15/1986
BAT/THR
Right/Left
Birthplace
Houston, TX

Career Stats

W-L
8-8
ERA
5.03
K
78
WHIP
1.58

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GP	GS	CG	SHO	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	K
22	22	0	0	112.2	130	71	63	13	48	78

MLB News

Washington Nationals mum on why Jeremy Jeffress released; Jon Lester returns to camp

Washington Nationals mum on why Jeremy Jeffress released; Jon Lester returns to camp

Nationals GM Mike Rizzo declined to specify why reliever Jeremy Jeffress was released Sunday, only saying Monday that it wasn't related to his performance on the field. Meanwhile, Jon Lester returned to camp after having surgery last week.

Chicago mayor announces return of fans to Wrigley

Chicago mayor announces return of fans to Wrigley

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot excitedly reveals Wrigley Field will reopen to fans.

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts speaks out on rise of violence against Asian Americans

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts speaks out on rise of violence against Asian Americans

In an internal email to the Dodgers organization, manager Dave Roberts, the son of a Black father and a Japanese mother, speaks out about the rise of violence against Asian Americans.

Fantasy baseball: Houston has some problems

Fantasy baseball: Houston has some problems

Eric Karabell takes us on a tour of spring training action, including an Astros rotation that has to deal with some troubling injury news.

Chicago to allow 20% fan capacity at MLB fields in time for Opening Day

Chicago to allow 20% fan capacity at MLB fields in time for Opening Day

Chicago is lifting some coronavirus restrictions in time for MLB's Opening Day, allowing fans to attend games at Wrigley Field and Guaranteed Rate Field for the first time in more than a year.

Ranking which 2020 MLB playoff teams are least likely to return this October

Ranking which 2020 MLB playoff teams are least likely to return this October

With the postseason set to shrink from 16 back to 10, we identify the six from last year's field who could end up on the wrong side of the 2021 playoff picture.

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