...put him at full strength in late March. "We'll have to wait until he sees the doctor," Griffin said. Clement running Catcher Jeff Clement has begun a running program and will start hitting off a tee in about two weeks as he recovers from knee surgery. He...
...coming off a 100 loss season, but perhaps most importantly, they lack building blocks for the future. Sure they have Ichiro, Jeff Clement, Brandon Morrow, and Felix Hernandez; but outside of those three, it's pretty barren. Wladimir Balentien is been a...
...with a .514 OPS when word spread that the team had just committed to him another $24m over three years. .200 and .514, while Jeff Clement was busy flipping out in Tacoma. No matter what your in-season Marcel projections might tell you, you can't give an...
...Nick Cafardo is reporting the Sox have interest in Mariners catching prospect Jeff Clement. Seattle is stuck with Johjima for another 3 years so it might make sense for them to move the former 1st overall pick while his value is still high. The...
...their catching logjam? They gave Kenji Johjima a three-year contract extension through 2011, former first-round pick Jeff Clement is ready to go and they have two more catchers waiting in the wings coming off strong seasons in Triple-A (Rob Johnson) and...
... - SolTech, an Atlanta-based developer of custom software solutions, is pleased to announce that Jeff Clement has joined SolTech in the role of Vice President, Sales & Operations. Jeff brings over 27 years of IT experience including 15 years of diverse...
...thing? Forever? The whole issue took on a life of its own that has persisted to this day. What started as "a scout thinks Jeff Clement has a slower bat than he used to" turned into "a scout thinks Jeff Clement sucks" which turned into "Dave Cameron...
Background
Jeffrey B. Clement (born August 21, 1983 in Marshalltown, Iowa) is a professional baseball player, a catcher for the Seattle Mariners in the major leagues. Clement was the Mariners' first round draft pick (third overall) in the 2005 Major League Baseball Draft. He made his major league debut on September 4, 2007, and ended up appearing in 9 games, registering 16 at bats.
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