Tuesday Nov 18 | Rattler Radio
I'm not sure, but I think the Mariners may have been one of the last teams to do this and they didn't do it with much pomp and circumstance.
Catching up on the backlog of stories. USA Today had a story on the job ahead of new Seattle General Manager Jack Zduriencik.
One question regarding an ex-Rattler that seems to pop up everywhere is the one involving the current Mariner catching situation.
The first exit: Fontaine 'relieved of duties'
The Mariners' new general manager, Jack Zduriencik, made his first move Tuesday with the announcement that Bob Fontaine has been ''relieved of his duties'' as the club's vice president of scouting.
"It will be tougher than ever imagined, on both fans and the Lincoln-Armstrong duo, if they don't get this pick right." --Geoff Baker Oh no! The dreaded HOT SEAT has returned, and this time IT IS WARMER THAN ...
BaseballAmerica.com had their Top 20 prospects for the Southern League out quite awhile ago.
The Bavasi era ends General manager Bill Bavasi's first-round draft picks included Brandon Morrow, Matt Tuiasosopo, Jeff Clement and pitcher Phillipe Aumont.
Part 2 | Winter moves may hit M's hard at plate
Trading Adrian Beltre could bring several top prospects to Seattle. There is one distraction Raul Ibanez has been unable to block out as he puts together one of his finest seasons.
Mariners find groove for 7-2 win over A's
Seattle catcher Kenji Johjima hits a three-run home run to left field against Oakland in the first inning.
It has been a trying season for the former parent club of the Timber Rattlers. Geoff Baker , the M's beat writer at the Seattle Times , is working on a five-part series about this and where they go from here.
BTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
Baker: Rebuilding the Mariners | M's puzzle tougher to reshape with big contracts
SDART prepares fans to be self-sufficient for the three days that 9-1-1 emergency responders are historically overwhelmed by the demands of another disasterous season for the Mariners! SO, STOP FRIGGIN' ...
Mariners change Class A affiliate
The Mariners are keeping a Minor League club in the Midwest League, but for the first time in 17 years, it won't be in Appleton, Wis.
After spending the middle part of the season as a backup catcher, veteran receiver Kenji Johjima will end the season firmly entrenched as number one and possibly begin next season in the same position.
Nervous nellies, but for different reasons
Former Seattle Mariners teammates Rich Amaral and Harold Reynolds were at the ballpark in different capacities Friday, but found time to share a few stories.
A knee injury that hampered Jeff Clement for more than a month, and eventually led to season-ending surgery, has opened the door for veteran catcher Kenji Johjima to get more playing time lately, and he's ...
Mariners renew deal with farm club Everett AquaSox
Puget Sound Business Journal Missions tap Padres as new Major League Baseball affiliate The Seattle Mariners ' A-League farm team, the Everett AquaSox, will remain a Mariners affiliate through 2010.
Player News Yesterday's Results Today's Games Standings Top Minor League Performances You can always find the most recent THT Daily at http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/content/thtdaily/ Player News Player ...
Mariners rookie Clement to have knee surgery
Jeff Clement will have arthroscopic knee surgery on Tuesday that will keep him out for the remainder of his rookie season with the Seattle Mariners.
Knee surgery to end Clement's season
The regular season has come to a screeching halt for catcher Jeff Clement, who will have surgery on his left knee on Tuesday, the Mariners announced on Saturday night.
Mariners' longest winning streak ends
The Mariners' longest winning streak of the season ended Tuesday night, when they dropped a 6-4 decision at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.