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2012 MLB Season Awards
I decided to throw my two cents into the mix on who should win the illustrious awards in Major League Baseball for 2012. I kind of feel like I went with the general opinion on a lot of these, but … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, American League, Baseball, Cy Young, Fans, Manager of the Year, MLB, MLB Awards, MVP, National League
Tagged 2012 American League Comeback Player of the Year:, 2012 American League Cy Young Award, 2012 American League Manager of the Year, 2012 American League MVP Winner, 2012 American League Rookie of the Year, 2012 National League Comeback Player of the Year, 2012 National League Manager of the Year, 2012 National League MVP Winner, 2012 National League Rookie of the Year, Adam Dunn, Adrian Beltre, American League, Andrew McCutchen, Arizona Diamondbacks, Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles, Bob Melvin, Bryce Harper, Buck Showalter, Buster Posey, Cincinnati Reds, Colorado Rockies, Craig Kimbrel, Davey Johnson, David Price, David Wright, Detroit Tigers, Dusty Baker, Felix Hernandez, Fernando Rodney, Gio Gonzalez, Jered Weaver, Johnny Cueto, Justin Verlander, Kris Medlen, LA Angels, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Miguel Cabrera, Mike Matheny, Mike Trout, Milwaukee Brewers, MLB, MLB Awards, National League, New York Mets, Oakland Athletics, Pittsburgh Pirates, R.A. Dickey, Ryan Braun, San Francisco Giants, Seattle Mariners, St. Louis Cardinals, Tampa Bay Rays, Texas Rangers, Wade Miley, Washington Nationals, Wilin Rosario
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7 Up, 7 Down: Mariners Games I Attended In 2012
For a good portion of the 2012 season I was still working for the local TV station that airs Seattle Mariner baseball. Even on off days, I would request company tickets and attend a game as a fan. Yes, even … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, King Felix, Mariners, Perfect Game, Seattle, Seattle Mariners
Tagged 2012 Seattle Mariners, 7 up 7 down, Baseball, Baseball games at Safeco Field, Baseball in Seattle, Chris Boyd Seattle Mariners, Chris Boyd the fan, Fans, MLB, perfect game at Safeco Field, Safeco Field, Seattle Mariners, watching a game at safeco field
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Seattle Red Sox or Boston Mariners?
I was doing some number-crunching and the last time the Boston Red Sox completed a season under .500? 1997 – when they went 78-84. I remember in the mid 90’s it seemed like a lot of ex-Mariners were Red Sox … Continue reading
Posted in Boston Red Sox, MLB, Old School Mariners, Seattle, Seattle Mariners, Uncategorized
Tagged 1996, 1997, Aaron Sele, Arquimedez Pozo, Bad Red Sox, Bill Haselman, Boston Red Sox, Brett Knackert, Darren Bragg, Eric Gunderson, Ex-Mariners, Ex-Red Sox, Greg Pirkl, Heathcliff Slocumb, Jamie Moyer, Jeff Manto, Kevin Mitchell, Lee Tinsley, Major League Baseball, Mariners Red Sox Trade, Mike Maddux, MLB, Reggie Jefferson, Seattle, Seattle Mariners, What ever happened to Greg Pirkl?
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Seattle Will Support Their Team
A conversation with a co-worker this morning sparked my interest to see how much the Mariners home game attendance has dropped off since the amazing-never-to-be-duplicated-once-in-a-franchise season of 2001. Not shocking at all, they’ve declined. 2001 was the last time the … Continue reading
Michael Pineda’s Injury
When the news came down on Wednesday that Michael Pineda was hurt and going to miss all of the 2012 season, I felt bad. Michael Pineda was incredibly enjoyable in his lone season in Seattle and from everything I’ve heard … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Erik Bedard, Everett AquaSox, Jack Zduriencik, Mariners, Michael Pineda, Minor League Baseball, MLB, Seattle Mariners, Spring Training
Tagged Arm Injuries, Hector Noesi, Jack Zduriencik, Jesus Montero, Jose Campos, Major League Baseball, Mariners, Michael Pineda, MLB, Montero, New York Yankees, Noesi, Pineda, Pineda injured, Seattle Mariners, Trades, Yankees, Yankees Mariners Trade
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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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The Day the Seattle Mariners Win the World Series
The day the Seattle Mariners win the World Series. Where will I be? At what stage in my lifetime does this happen? For all that we’ve been through, jealous of those who did it before, no more wasted time. All … Continue reading
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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