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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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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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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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Mariners August Trades Since 2000
***A very special blog will be published on 8/29/11. Mark your calendars.*** I decided to become Investigator Boydwonder. The list over the years is surprisingly long when you look at post trade deadline (July 31st) deals in major league baseball. … Continue reading
Two Peas In a Pod: A-Rod & LeBron
After the Dallas Mavericks took down the Miami Heat to win the NBA Finals on Sunday night, I was relieved. First, because the NBA robbed me of having a team to root for and thus no more reminder of something … Continue reading
Paging Dustin Ackley?
“When will Dustin Ackley join the Seattle Mariners?” A good question. A great question. If I was a gambling man, I’d say the answer is “some point in 2011″. Mariners Nation continues to hear about, read about and think about … Continue reading
Posted in Dustin Ackley, Mariners, Minor League Baseball, MLB, Rainiers
Tagged Baseball America, Buster Posey, Called up, Debuts, Domonic Brown, Dustin Ackley, Mariners, Mike Stanton, Minor Leagues, MLB Debuts, Rookie of the Year, Seattle, Seattle Mariners, Tacoma Rainiers, The Future, Young Talent
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Pineda & Soriano: Awesome Rookies
Michael Pineda has sparked some positive national attention. He’s a fantasy baseball dream come true. Seattle Mariners Nation is in love. He’s cool, calm, and collected. He has the moxie of a season vet. His performances are impressive and nasty. … Continue reading
Posted in Mariners, Michael Pineda, MLB
Tagged 2011, American League, April, Bill Bavasi, Guerrero Liner Off Soriano, Horacio Ramirez, Mariners, Mariners Rookie of the Month, Michael Pineda, MLB, Pineda is aweomse, Pineda is good, Rafael Soriano, Rookie of the Month, Seattle, Seattle Mariners, Starting Pitcher, Vladimir Guerrero
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Remembering Harold Reynolds
Harold Reynolds was the 2nd baseman of the team I first fell in love with. He was cool, he was hip, he was relevant. He was the first All-Star I ever knew. When I see a “#4″ jersey, no matter … Continue reading
Posted in MLB, Opening Day, Remembering, Old School Mariners, Seattle Mariners
Tagged MLB, Mariners, Seattle, Seattle Mariners, Safeco Field, The Kingdome, Remembering the Mariners, All-Star, Harold Reynolds, Reynolds, Stolen Bases, ESPN, Baseball Tonight, MLB Network, Oregon Sports Hall of Fame, #4
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Remembering Mark Langston
Mark Langston was the first “good” pitcher the Mariners farm system produced. He was born on August 20, 1960, in San Diego, CA. Langston was drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the 15th round of the 1978 amateur draft, but … Continue reading
Posted in Old School Mariners, Remembering, Seattle Mariners
Tagged 1980's, 1995 Angels Collapse, 1995 Refuse to Lose, All-Star, Baseball, Baseball Free Agency, California Angels, Gold Glove, Kingdome, Langston, Mariners, Mark Langston, MLB, One Game Playoff, Randy Johnson, Seattle, Seattle Mariners, Strikeouts
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My Thoughts (Non-Sports Blog)
Note: I spent 5 days in the hospital. I wanted to share with you my thoughts. Hello Everybody. This is in fact me writing. I’m feeling well enough to type this, so I’d like to believe I am on the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Hospital Feelings, Hospital Visit, Life Thoughts, Meckel's Diverticulum, Seattle, Surgery, Swedish Hospital
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