Ryan Langerhans News

Pete, I'm with you on this one, Scotch is kinda being a moran. I do believe that he's not trying to be a jerk, however his arguments are unsound.

Just spoke to Ryan Langerhans down in southern Texas, where he's off with some buddies on a white-tailed deer hunting trip.

Ryan Langerhans became a valuable member of the Mariners after the team traded for him last June, but that doesn't necessarily mean Seattle will tender him a contract for 2010.

Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik knows he has a lot of work to do in building out his team's 2010 roster, and he said he's looking forward to seeing what happens at next week's Winter Meetings in Indianapolis.

Jon Heyman reports that Ken Griffey, Jr. will return to Seattle for 2010, with a $2M plus incentives contract for one year.

It was obvious pitchers still fear Griffey Thats more of a testament to this team's swing-first attitude.

Former Round Rock baseball coach John Langerhans will play host to an instructional camp Dec.

The delightful, transformative 2009 Mariners walk off the field for good today. It's our last chance to see them whole, this motley collection of future Hall of Famers and waiver-wire refugees, of plucky overachievers and successful reclamation projects.

Lots of goodbyes going on here today, one of which came from Ken Griffey Jr. after being lifted for a pinch-runner following his eighth-inning single.

The Mariners' Ken Griffey Jr. is carried around the field by Ryan Langerhans and Matt Tuiasosopo after the Mariners' 4-3 win over the Texas Rangers on Sunday.

Weeks before the new Mariners regime pulled off its first blockbuster trade last December, front-office assistant Tony Blengino ran some numbers for his boss.

How about trading Felix Hernandez and Jose Lopez for a bunch of J.J. Hardy, Ryan Langerhans type players to further improve the team defense.

Morse will try to homer for the fourth straight game Tuesday night when the Washington Nationals continue their three-game set against the New York Mets .

Don Wakamatsu had to keep looking down at his pad of notes to recite who would be available for Tuesday's game and who wouldn't. The list is getting that convoluted.

Since some of you have clicked on to the previous post by the thousands, have also emailed and telephoned me about it and seem to all be naturally curious , here are some more snippets of "evidence" from Japan that Ichiro was indeed attempting a "Komanechi'' move after his walk-off homer on Friday.

Ichiro Suzuki knew what was awaiting him. Earlier this season, he'd recorded the first walk-off hit of his career and received the now traditional pummeling array of backslaps and slaps to the helmet from teammates in celebration, led by teammate and ringleader Mike Sweeney.

Rookie Michael Saunders has appeared in 33 games since coming up from Tacoma in July but it doesn't look like he'll be in many more this month.

Mariners manager Don Wakamatsu used his 126th lineup of the season for Thursday afternoon's series finale against the White Sox.

Ichiro Suzuki singled in Ryan Langerhans from second with one away in the 14th inning Thursday, giving Seattle a 4-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox.

Ken Griffey, Jr. went 3-for-5 with a three- run homer and the Mariners pounded out 17 hits to crush the Rangers, 7-2, in the third installment of a four-game set.