Lookout Linkage, 9/22/14

There's only one week left in the regular season! Let's start the week off right with some fresh links:

• Shannon Drayer talked to Lloyd McClendon about how much he plans to use Felix in upcoming games.
• Depending on the results of Monday's MRI, the M's might consider moving Roenis Elias to the bullpen.
• Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times talks to Hisashi Iwakuma about why he has been struggling recently.
• Like the Mariners, the Rockies have removed an affiliate from an extreme hitters' park. However, what they switched to isn't much better.
• Athletics Nation defends Billy Beane's actions at the trade deadline and his insistence on "going for it."
• Ron Washington recently came clean about why he resigned as Rangers' manager.
• A favorite has already emerged in the Rangers' search for a new manager.
• Bless You Boys thinks it's time the Tigers got rid of closer Joe Nathan.
• MLB and MLBPA have officially met to discuss MLB's domestic abuse policy.
• It wasn't until the final home stand of his career that Derek Jeter hit his first Yankee Stadium home run of the season.
• Hiroki Kuroda has indicated that he may retire at the end of the season. Pinstripe Alley takes a look at what he meant to the Yankees.
• The Indians' bullpen (or more specifically, manager Terry Francona) has broken a record.
• Believe it or not, Phil Hughes is pretty close to setting a significant MLB record.
• Jeff Sulivan at Fangraphs tries to build the cheapest possible playoff team.
• A couple was horrified after their daughter threw back a Derek Jeter foul ball.