Luis Molina (baseball)
Luis Molina (born March 22, 1974, in Chinandega, Nicaragua) is a baseball coach who is most notable for coaching for Panama in the 2009 World Baseball Classic. He wore number 5.[1]
Professional career
Signed as a free agent by the Mariners in September 14, 1992. Began pro career in Peoria in 1993. Spent 1996 in Lancaster, but had a season cut short after being placed on the disabled list with a knee injury.
gollark: And yet they don't have usable keybords for writing things, sufficiently large screens to do video editing and such without æ, OSes which are designed to allow data sharing between apps for purposes, a sufficiently non-locked-down system for basically any sort of scripting/programming outside of somewhat isolated environments, etc.
gollark: I only do it in emergencies or when heavpoot asks for OIR:EM or something because it's quite irritating.
gollark: Phones are not designed for content creation.
gollark: The solution is of course to replace my calculator's innards with some sort of high end microcontroller with a 2G modem, relabel the buttons, and install SSH on it.
gollark: Or, well, the connection is okay, mosh can compensate for latency, but æ the bad phone IO.
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