Published 11/26/2008
at Yahoo! Sports - MLB News
Longtime major league coaches Mel Stottlemyre and Lee Elia will not return to the remodeling Seattle Mariners in 2009, leaving an almost entirely new staff for first-time manager Don Wakamatsu. The 67-year-old Stottlemyre spent one season as pitching coach with his hometown team. A five-time All-Star during his big league career, he was a World Series winner as pitching coach with the New York...
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