USSM Goes To Safeco Reminder
ussmariner.com 6/29/2009 — A few weeks ago, we told you about our next USSM event , which is going to be held at Safeco Field on Saturday, August 8th, prior to the Mariners-Rays game that night. The response has been tremendous, as we’re closing in on 200 tickets sold, ...

Mariners Fans Have New Reason to Go to Games
slanchreport.com 6/29/2009 — Going to see a Seattle Mariners game or Seattle Seahawks game is going to be a lot more fun thanks to a judge’s ruling that will allow a new strip club, named “Deja Vu” a few hundred feet from Safeco Field and Qwest Field. The Mariners had taken Roger Forbes, the owner of ...

On Jason Bay’s Comments About Seattle
bleedingblueandteal.com 6/12/2009 — Fox Sports’ John Paul Morosi : So, I asked him the simplest question that came to mind: At some point, would he have interest in playing for the Mariners? “Being from the West Coast, family-wise, I think Seattle would probably be at ...

Mariners Hoping to Cock-Block Proposed Strip Club Near Safeco
thejaunt.com 5/11/2009 — Though the Seattle region is widely known for “makin’ it rain” speaking strictly of the weather, the Mariners want no part of a proposed strip club looking to locate right near Safeco Field. Local business Deja Vu is trying to get approval for the strip club as the ...

MARINERS: Orioles blank the Mariners 1-0
nextseasonsports.com 6/2/2009 — As if the season he was having wasn't painful enough for Mariners fans, former Mariners star prospect Adam Jones scored the winning run, the only run, as the Mariners fell to the Orioles 1-0 tonight at Safeco Field.Seattle's hitting struggles continued, despite a promising eight-run outing ...

Veteran Win
baseballmusings.com 6/7/2009 — For the second day in a row, the Twins and Mariners played a 2-1 game. This time, however, the home team came out on top. Ichiro Suzuki saw his hit streak end Friday, but came back with three hits on Saturday, the last starting the sequence that led to the winning run. He beat out an infield ...

Day One Draft Review
sodomojo.com 6/10/2009 — The 2009 first year player draft is no doubt a big one for the Seattle Mariners. With the second overall pick and two picks in the first round, there was a lot riding on this first day. I thought, all things considered, the front office did a ...

Top 10 #1 MLB Draft Picks In History
nlcentralshowdown.com 6/9/2009 — With all the Strasburg hoopla this year, lets look at the Top Ten #1 MLB draft picks of all time

Take me out to the strip club? Judge says play ball
seattlepi.com 6/27/2009 — Responding to a complaint by the Seattle Mariners management, a King County judge has ruled that the Deja Vu strip club chain can open a club near Safeco Field.

The Top 10 First Overall Picks in MLB Draft History
bleacherreport.com 6/9/2009 — With the buzz of this year's MLB draft centered around sure fire No. 1 pick Stephen Strasburg, I decided to take a look back at previous No. 1 overall picks to see how they fared in the MLB. From the first draft back in 1965, when the Dodgers ...

Mariners lose in 10 innings on error — The Seattle Times: Sports 6/6/2009
An error allowed Justin Morneau to score from second base, the deciding run in Minnesota's 2-1 victory in 10 innings over the Mariners on Friday night at Safeco Field.

Ichiro's streak ends at 27 games — Major League Baseball News 6/6/2009
Ichiro Suzuki's franchise-record 27-game hitting streak came to an end Friday night at Safeco Field when the right fielder went 0-for-4 and reached base only once on a walk.

Twins edge Mariners in extras — Major League Baseball News 6/6/2009
The Twins have endured their fair share of close losses on the road this season, but on Friday night the club found a way to eke out a 2-1 victory over the Mariners in 10 innings at Safeco Field.

Mariners edge Twins in pitching duel — Major League Baseball News 6/6/2009
Ichiro Suzuki went 3-for-4, drove in a run and scored one on Saturday afternoon as the Mariners pulled out a 2-1 victory over the Twins before 30,600 at Safeco Field.

Power surge propels Mariners in finale — Major League Baseball News 6/7/2009
Russell Branyan, Jose Lopez and Jamie Burke hit home runs, leading the Mariners to a 4-2 victory before 37,714 at Safeco Field.