Victor Sanchez

29-Year-Old PitcherP

Seattle Mariners AA

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League AA

Bats R

Throws R

40 Man No

Height 6'1"

Weight 205

DOB 1/30/1995

PSeattle Mariners AA

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March 28, 2015

Sanchez has died from injuries sustained in an accident on Feb. 13 when he was struck with a boat propeller while swimming in Venezuela, his agent told Baseball America.

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Sanchez was just 20 years old. "Victor was a tremendous young man and a wonderful teammate. He was a very talented player who was close to fulfilling his promise as a major leaguer. He will be missed by his teammates, and the coaches and staff at the Mariners," Seattle GM Zack Zdurienick said.

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The Mariners surprisingly started Sanchez at Double-A Jackson last season as a 19-year-old, skipping High-A High Desert. Sanchez responded to the aggressive approach, improving his strikeout rate and again showing the excellent control for which he is known. There's some debate regarding his ceiling as a big-league pitcher, but his floor looks like a back-of-the-rotation innings eater. Sanchez's fastball is in the low-90s, and his secondary stuff is not eye-popping either, but he throws strikes and keeps the ball down. He got into trouble last year when his command was off, giving up 17 homers. Sanchez is only 20, though, and likely will get a second go at Double-A to refine things.

Sanchez was the top pitching prospect in Venezuela, and possibly all of Latin America, when he signed with the Mariners in 2011 at age 16. A year later, he debuted at short-season Everett. At 18, he threw a no-hitter at Low-A Clinton. At 6-0, 255, Sanchez has been described as a "bull," a "tank" and a "bowling ball." No matter the adjective, it's clear Sanchez can pitch. He has excellent control, and his fastball can touch the mid-90s. Better command of his fastball and continued development of his slurve and changeup should help his strikeout rate improve as he advances. It shouldn't take long before Sanchez is knocking on the door.

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February 24, 2015

Sanchez, who was struck in the head by a boat propeller while swimming Friday in Venezuela, is still in a coma, but tests Monday reportedly showed brain activity, 710 ESPN Seattle reports.