nextseasonsports.com - 6/21/2009
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Stuck in third place in the American League West, the Seattle Mariners, like many teams, are getting bit by the injury bug. But the M's have been bitten since the start of the season.Before opening day, Mariner's all-star Ichiro Suzuki was placed on the 15-day disabled list and the injuries have ...
A Statistical Look at the Seattle Mariners' Season So Far
bleacherreport.com 6/26/2009 — With the Mariners only a couple games out of first place in the AL West, it is time to start looking deeper at some statistics to see whether the Mariners truly have a shot at making the playoffs.
The biggest apparent weakness of the Mariners has ...
Make or break time for M’s
outsidethepressbox.com 6/26/2009 — As we approach the halfway point of the season, the Mariners find themselves in a strange position - too good to start having a firesale, yet not good enough to consider taking on salary. Quite simply, the M’s have been paralyzed into inactivity by their own modest success.
At 37-35, ...
MARINERS: Vargas brilliant against Diamondbacks; Seattle back to .500
nextseasonsports.com 6/21/2009 — Jason Vargas hadn't planned on pitching Saturday night but Erik Bedard being placed on the 15-day disabled list with shoulder discomfort, retroactive to June 8, Vargas got the call and he delivered in the M's 7-3 victory.In seven innings pitched Vargas allowed just three base runners and two ...
MARINERS: Seattle falls to Orioles, mars draft-day landing
nextseasonsports.com 6/10/2009 — Hot on the heels of Seattle nabbing a possible star hitter of the future in North Carolina's Dustin Ackley, the Mariners lineup proved just how desperately they need another great bat.Going the first eight innings scoreless, the Mariners lost 3-1 to the Orioles today in Baltimore. The loss came ...
The Baltimore Mariners Road To Success
baltimoresportsreport.com 6/18/2009 — Playoff Bound Mariners Found Unity on the Road and Continuity on the Field
Baltimore, Maryland (June 18, 2009) – As the clock moves past midnight Thursday the Baltimore Mariners’ bus will pull away from the Hampton Inn in Glen Burnie as a cadre of dedicated fans wish them well. As the team ...
MARINERS: Seattle falls to Padres in extra innings
nextseasonsports.com 6/18/2009 — The Mariners came close but couldn't quite finish off the sweep against the Padres in a 4-3 loss today in San Diego.In his second start of the season, Brandon Morrow went a respectable four innings with two earned runs and five hits. His best stat was the six strikeouts to one walk. Manager Don ...
MARINERS: Column: Buy or sell at the trade deadline?
nextseasonsports.com 6/30/2009 — With the most recent trade of infielder Mike Morse for Washington Nationals outfielder Ryan Langerhans, the question still remains, are the Mariners going to make a push this season or sell off talent to compete next year?According to Christina Kahrl of Baseball Prospectus, Adrian Beltre has ...
MARINERS: Bedard shuts down A's, leads Seattle to victory
nextseasonsports.com 5/27/2009 — For one game, the Mariners put it all together. Riding another great performance from a starting pitcher, the offense eventually clicked, scoring in three-of-the-final-four innings on the way to a 6-1 victory over the Athletics today in Oakland.It was the only victory for the Mariners in their ...
MARINERS: Mike Carp struggling for at-bats
nextseasonsports.com 6/21/2009 — It seems that whenever a bad thing happens in life, we find out one more little thing about ourselves. In the Seattle Mariners’ case, they may have found one little thing about themselves due to extensively stressful circumstances.For a short amount of time, three Mariners were on the ...
Mariners use late rally to top D-backs —
Major League Baseball News 6/21/2009
Left-hander Jason Vargas retired 20 of the final 21 batters he faced and Wladimir Balentien hit his first home run since April 25 on Saturday night as the Mariners defeated the D-backs, 7-3, in an Interleague game before 29,525 at Safeco Field.
Mariners 7, Diamondbacks 3 —
NYT > Baseball 6/21/2009
SEATTLE (AP) -- Wladimir Balentien hit his first home run in nearly two months, and Jason Vargas retired 17 straight Arizona batters at one point in the Mariners' 7-3 win over the Diamondbacks on Saturday night.
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