baltimoresportsreport.com - 11/2/2009
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AIFA Rushing Leader, Buchanan Award Finalist Sparked Baltimore Attack
BALTIMORE, MD (October 30, 2009) – Running Back Isaiah “Zeke” Grier, who led the American Indoor Football Association (AIFA) in rushing in 2009 and helped capture the Baltimore Mariners first playoff berth in franchise ...
One more lap for The Kid
outsidethepressbox.com 25 days ago — It wasn’t all that surprising when the news came down that Ken Griffey Jr. was going to be returning to the Mariners for his 22nd season (!) in the bigs – for all the hand-wringing about the Griffey experiment last year, it, much like the rest of the Seattle season, turned out to be ...
Griffey Jr. Re-Signs With Mariners, Prepares for Second Farewell Tour
feedproxy.google.com 24 days ago —
Shock out of Seattle: Ken Griffey Jr. is coming back to the Emerald City.
Let’s be clear, it’s not a shock that Seattle wanted him back. If they could, they would take his Cooperstown’s bust, relocate it to Seattle and place it in the shrine they’ll build.
No, the real shock is that ...
Mariners sign 40-year-old guy who hit .214 last year
stupidsportsblog.blogspot.com 25 days ago — I think one of the major reasons the aliens who watch over our planet with the cures for all of our diseases will never make themselves known to us is because of things like the Mariners re-signing Ken Griffey today . We are a people who are afraid of the future and live in the past, yet ...
Seattle Mariners Bring Back Ken Griffey Jr. For One More Year
theghostofmoonlightgraham.wordpress.com 25 days ago — According to Larry Stone of the Seattle Times, the Mariners have re-signed Griffey Jr. to a one-year deal for $2 million, plus incentives.
Griffey is one of those rare players in sports who have earned the right to come back if a team wants him. This is also a smart business move by the Mariners.
Griffey Headed Back To The Mariners: Why?
tylersarticles.blogspot.com 25 days ago — Last week, I produced my preview of the 2010 free agent crop of designated hitters . Well, you can now eliminate one name from that list. According to reports, Ken Griffey Jr. is headed back for one more year with the Seattle Mariners. Griffey will be paid a guaranteed $2.0-M with the ...
What They Need: Mariners
umpbump.com 22 days ago — The 2009 Mariners became a bit of a darling in the sabermetric world. The proponents of the non-traditional fielding stats such as Ultimate Zone Rating and Defensive Plus/Minus were actually able to see their beliefs translate to on-field success. You see, the Mariners brought in a group ...
Branyan declines Mariners' one-year offer
seattle.mariners.mlb.com 26 days ago — By Jim Street / MLB.com 11/10/09 5:22 PM EST Free-agent first baseman Russell Branyan has rejected a one-year offer from the Mariners and though he still hopes to return to Seattle next season, he said he would rather test the market than settle for ...
Mariners Name Front Office Post
baltimoresportsreport.com 10/23/2009 — Experienced Staff Kicks-Off Busy Off-season for 1st Mariner Arena Football Team
BALTIMORE, MD (October 21, 2009) – The Baltimore Mariners have named Elizabeth Guaraldo (Director of Baltimore Mariners Cheerleading), Jim Hopkins (Director of Game Day Operations), and John Wolfe (Public ...
The Mariners rotation: Help wanted
blog.thenewstribune.com 27 days ago — p>Look at what the Mariners have on their roster and it's relatively easy to come up with a starting rotation for 2010 - Felix Hernandez, Ryan Rowland-Smith, Brandon Morrow, Jason Vargas and Ian Snell.
The question is, is that the rotation you want ...
The Mariners $16 Million Dollar Gift
jorgesaysno.blogspot.com 10/19/2009 — From MLBTR : "Catcher Kenji Johjima has opted out of the final two years of his contract, according to a press release from the Mariners. He'll resume his career back in Japan. The Mariners are apparently freed from the $16MM they'd have owed ...
