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Category Archives: 2011
8/29/91 – A Day That Changed My Life
Today is a celebration of life. That’s the case for me every year on this particular date. I’ve had this one marked on my calendar for a long time. The day of August 29th is a day of remembrance, a … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, 2012, Atlanta Braves, Cancer Surivor, Mariners, MLB, Old School Mariners, Seattle, Seattle Mariners
Tagged 1991 Cancer Survivor, 20 years cancer free, Back Surgery, Baseball, Cancer Survivor, Chemotherapy, Childhood Cancer Survivor, Children's Hospital, CHMC, Chris Boyd Cancer Survivor, Chris Boyd Childhood Cancer survivor Seattle, Defeating Cancer, Ewing's Sarcoma, I Am A Cancer Survivor, Operations, Radiation, Seattle, Seattle Children's Hospital and Medical Center, Seattle Mariners, Seattle Washington, Stand Up 2 Cancer, Stand Up To Cancer
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Greg Halman: Our Unknown Brother
“Though I’ve never met you And we’ve spoke not a word I’ll never forget you Through the stories that I’ve heard” – “Unknown Brother” by The Black Keys August 26, 1987 – November 21, 2011 I could not write this … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, AquaSox, Everett AquaSox, Farm System, Minor League Baseball, Rainiers, Seattle, Seattle Mariners
Tagged Baseball Tragedy, Everett AquaSox, Greg Halman, Halman, Mariners, Mariners Minor League Player of the Year, MLB, Murdered in The Netherlands, Outfielder, Prospect, Seattle Baseball, Seattle Mariners, Tacoma Rainiers, The Netherlands, World Baseball Classic
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Gone But Never Forgotten: Dave Niehaus
One year ago today, the city of Seattle lost its most iconic sports figure of all-time. The voice of the Seattle Mariners Dave Niehaus passed away from a heart attack. The city was left with a giant hole in its … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, Mariners, Old School Mariners, Seattle, Seattle Mariners, Today in Baseball History
Tagged Baseball, Dave Niehaus, MLB, RIP Dave Niehaus, Seattle, Seattle Mariners
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2011 Moved Mariners: They Gone!
The Mariners had a terrible 2011 season (Thanks Captain Obvious!). Despite this uninspiring and downright gut-wrenching bomb (17 game losing streak) of a season, I do applaud one thing: the Mariners brass made a commitment to letting young players play. … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, Doug Fister, Dustin Ackley, Erik Bedard, Farm System, Jack Zduriencik, Seattle Mariners
Tagged 2011, David Pauley, Doug Fister, Dustin Ackley, Erik Bedard, Jack Cust, Jack Wilson, Mariners, Mike Carp, Milton Bradley, MLB, MLB Trade Deadline, Ryan Langerhans, Seattle Mariners, Traded
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Mariners Building Through Free Agency: Come As You Are
I know it, you know it, the baseball world knows it. The Seattle Mariners are an undesirable and very limited offensive team in their current state. As the 2011 season comes to a halt, arguably the two best Mariner hitters … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, Dustin Ackley, Farm System, Jack Zduriencik, Ken Griffey Jr, Miguel Olivo, MLB, Old School Mariners, Seattle Mariners
Tagged Alex Rodriguez, Alvin Davis, Baseball, Dustin Ackley, Edgar Martinez, Felix Hernandez, Free Agency, Free Agency in Baseball, Ichiro, Ichiro Suzuki, Jamie Moyer, Jay Buhner, Ken Griffey Jr., Mariners, Mariners Free Agency, Mark Langston, MLB, Randy Johnson, Seattle Mariners
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Another Amazing Night in Everett
It was an absolutely picture perfect night for a baseball game. The sky was so blue. The weather never felt like it dipped below 70 degrees. It was “Thirsty Thursday”, which if you know me, definitely brought a smile to … Continue reading
A Day In The Life of Seattle Sports
“Sometimes good things fall apart so that better things can come together.” July 27th will end up being one of those Seattle Sports days I will likely never forget. I have to be honest, after the way the Mariners were … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, Dustin Ackley, Fans, Minor League Baseball, MLB, Seattle, Seattle Mariners
Tagged 12th Man, Brandon Stokley, Felix Hernandez, Free Agency, Ichiro, July 27th Seattle Sports, Mike Curto, NFL 2011, Olindo Mare, Pete Carroll, Robert Gallery, Safeco Field, Seattle Mariners, Seattle Seahawks, SEATTLE SPORTS, Seattle Supersonics, Sidney Rice, Signs with Seattle, Wily Mo Pena
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You Sank My (Mariners) Battleship!
Anyone can giveup, it’s the easiest thing in the world to do. But to hold it together when everyone else would understand if you fell apart, that’s true strength. Okay, so the 2011 Seattle Mariners have hit rock bottom. Sure, … Continue reading
Mariners At The 2011 Break
When the Mariners lose, I lose. I’m so invested into this team socially, financially, and for life-y. I’ll buy into the youth movement. I’ll believe in Jack Zduriencik. I’ll believe that losing seasons will subside eventually and the Mariners will … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, Ichiro, Ichiro Suzuki, Justin Smoak, Mariners, Miguel Olivo, MLB
Tagged 200 Hits, 2011 Mariners, 2011 projected stats, All-Star Break, Ichiro, Ichiro Suzuki, Justin Smoak, Mariners, Miguel Olivo, MLB, Seattle Mariners
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