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Seattle Mariners – A Week Of Mettle Tests
This past week felt longer than it had to for the Seattle Mariners. The team hadn’t had a day off since May 7th, unless you count the delayed and later postponed game on the 11th […]
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The Seattle Mariners Will Get Better Dee At Second Base
In the immediate wake of Robinson Cano’s suspension for violating MLB’s drug policy, the front office of the Seattle Mariners stated that former Gold Glove Award winner Dee Gordon, who was obtained in the offseason […]
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The Biggest Hit Of Robinson Cano’s Career
The path to Cooperstown was there. 305 career homers, over 1200 RBIs, closing in on 2500 hits, Robinson Cano has put together one of baseball’s best ever careers as a second baseman, And with over […]
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Positive Framing – Seattle Mariners Pitching
Despite having lost the series to the Detroit Tigers this weekend, the Seattle Mariners have managed to have a more than decent season so far. Chalk it up to reasonable and aggressive hitting, as well […]
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Seattle Mariners – All Hands On Deck In The American League West
The American League West is the place to be. Let us start in the middle. The American League Central Division is currently being led by the Cleveland Indians who, as of this writing, have a […]
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Is Ryon Healy’s Power For Real?
One of the things you can say about Seattle Mariners first baseman Ryon Healy is that when he hits the ball he does do damage. Healy’s slash line heading into Thursday night’s game against his […]
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For The Seattle Mariners, The Trade Deadline Is Now
Every July, trade rumors swirl and deals get done. Contending teams get stronger, while those out of contention restock their farm systems. Just last season, the Houston Astros acquired Justin Verlander at the deadline, a […]
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Seattle Mariners – A Short Column On Long Balls
This past weekend, the Seattle Mariners’ series against the Cleveland Indians closed out one of the strongest April starts in recent memory for the M’s. The Mariners took game one by a single run, and […]
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How Good Is Mitch Haniger?
Through twenty-three games of the long and winding one hundred and sixty-two game season, the unlikely Seattle Mariner leading the team in fWAR is none other than break out candidate Mitch Haniger. When I brought […]
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Seattle Mariners – On Pessimism And RISP
Our brains are hardwired to focus on negativity. The Mariners’ spectacular start to the season at this point has almost been forgotten as they ended up 3-4 in two series this week; a four-game series […]