
Jose Ferrer
Dominican left-handed relief pitcher for the Seattle Mariners, acquired from the Washington Nationals in December 2025.
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Sep 22, 2026
Meet Jose Ferrer: The Mariners’ New Lefty Arm
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How did he get to the place to where he's at now through the minor leagues? How hard was he throwing when he was 17, 18? How did he get to where he's at now physically to be able to throw that hard?

Jose FerrerGUEST
Then, you know, the next year the pandemic hit, and I think that was kind of a big jump that I took.

Jose FerrerGUEST
Even though we didn't play, you know, that was kind of where the velocity started to take up.

Jose FerrerGUEST
So when 21 came, all of a sudden I was throwing, you know, 90, 98, 97 around that.

Jose FerrerGUEST
So when I started going into the minor leagues, I think I started working on pitches, mechanics, but I think the big key for me was just persistence and just the hard work.
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But for him, 98, just natural with that sink, what advice would you give to a 17, 18-year-old who wants to get that kind of velocity? And also, too, just another aspect of this too to be able to he comes he'll throw two wings come back he's on 98 again like there's no breakdown with him