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The Mariners traded for Dan Vogelbach today, and I want to talk about it. I’d like to clear some things up first though. I don’t write anymore. It’s
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As Ken Griffey Jr. first took batting practice in the skeletal, incomplete confines of Safeco field—the narrative was set, Safeco Field was about to make a slew of power hitters
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Throughout the Jack Zduriencik era, the bullpen had been one of the most stable, flowing pipelines of talent coming up through AAA. Zduriencik’s regime managed to produce very
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That’s right, the bear is back. I didn’t know how the Iwakuma situation was going to play out, or how I really felt about bringing him back in
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Unless Washington’s severe weather has had you powerless and without working utilities since early November—in which case I applaud your dedication to the Seattle Mariners but implore you
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Today the Mariners traded for Wade Miley. On its own, that’s not an inflammatory sentence. Miley is a league-average caliber starter, and seems like a guy who could
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After the 2009 season, when the Mariners nearly made the playoffs, and appeared to be headed for sustainable, long-term success, the team was rumored to be in on
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The Mariners are entering the 2016 offseason with quite a bit of uncertainty. Uncertainty seems better than the near-certainty that the previous front office would place an enormous
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Today the Mariners traded a bunch of players, in my mind headlined by Brad Miller, to the Rays for a bunch of players from which it is harder
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The Mariners have reportedly hired Scott Servais as their next manager. If you’re like me you remembered Servais as a soft-hitting infielder that played for the Angels. Of
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