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Watch Jarrod Dyson turn on the burners and score from second on a wild pitch

By Adrian Garro

On Friday night, the Mariners welcomed back Felix Hernandez and rode a fine pitching performance by the King to a 13-3 win over the visiting Astros. 
But it was a sequence in the seventh inning, with Seattle already up 9-3, that was a lesson to everyone watching that if you're fast, you can just do things others can't. And if you're Jarrod Dyson, a notoriously speedy individual, well, you can score from second base on a wild pitch. That's what he did, scampering home after Danny Valencia to push Seattle's advantage to 11-3: 

To be that fleet of foot must be fun. 

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