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Mariners Send Exec To Scout Griffey
Published 5/12/2008 by Tim Dierkes at MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
... According to Hal McCoy of the Dayton Daily News, the Mariners sent consultant to the GM Duane Schafer to Shea Stadium this weekend to watch Ken Griffey Jr. Junior finds himself with a .254/.333/.384 line in 156 plate appearances. He's three homers shy of 600. ...

M’s Watching Griffey [UPDATED]
Published 5/12/2008 by Jon Shields at Bleeding Blue and Teal
No more speculation; the Seattle Mariners indeed have their eye on Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle is the worst team in the American League right now, so it will be interesting to see this unfold. I’m not so sure that Griffey would accept a trade to Seattle at this point, but we’ll see. I wrote about the Griffey-to-Seattle scenario on Saturday. UPDATE 10:50 am PST: Griffey didn’t dismiss the idea of playing for Seattle again by any means, but he said he’d at least want to sign a one day ...

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The Griffey-to-Seattle Scenario

blueandteal posted 5/12/2008 from www.bleedingblueandteal.com

Why the Seattle Mariners could try and get Ken Griffey even if it is too late to contend, and what it could cost to get him based on past trades and much much more. A great read!

Is A Win Willie Randolph's Fault Too?

TheRopolitansDOTcom posted 5/12/2008 from theropolitans.com

After every Mets loss, without fail, I hear people clamoring for Willie Randolph to be handed a pink slip. If these people subscribe to that theory, shouldn't every Mets win solidify his place in the dugout?

Mariner exec Shaffer taking a look at Griffey

BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog found this 5/12/2008 on blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com

There may be more to the Mariners interest in Ken Griffey Jr. than Seattle management has been willing to let on

If Mariners fans really love Junior, they'll let him contend

Enjoy the Enjoyment found this 5/12/2008 on sports.yahoo.com

As DMZ over at USS Mariner correctly notes , the speculation over Ken Griffey returning to the Mariners has never really died. The Kid can still do no wrong by Seattle residents and since he's never slammed the door on one last go-round, most M's ...

Jose Cruz Jr. fighting to save his career

WaxHeaven posted 5/12/2008 from completist.wordpress.com

The year was 1994 and Team USA was full of future Major League ball players. As impressive as their roster was, it was a young, confident 20-year old that stuck out from the pack. His name was Jose Cruz Jr., the latest “5-tool” player out of Puerto Rico and son of former All-Star and Houston Astros hero, Jose Cruz. It wouldn’t be long before Junior would be earning rave reviews playing Center ...

NL | Out of order: Reds baffled in 9th inning
Dusty Baker, you're out of order. That was Mets manager Willie Randolph to his Reds counterpart in a very strange, and long, top of the...

GRIFFEY PASSES ON TRADE TALK
Ken Griffey Jr. cleared up the trade speculation that arose this week after the Red right fielder reiterated his desire to retire as a Seattle Mariner.Or did he? Asked if he would accept a trade back to Seattle, where he spent the first 11 of his 20...

GRIFFEY'S HEAVY HEART
Ken Griffey Jr.'s lips briefly curled into his familiar boyish smile while the Reds right fielder gripped his black Louisville Slugger and chatted with teammates behind the batting cage at Shea Stadium.It's not easy for the 38-year-old to smile...

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Reds pitcher Johnny Cueto is much like Phil Hughes of the Yankees. He's young, he's talented -- and he's getting knocked around by major-league hitters on a regular basis.Cueto, 22, fell to 2-4 and saw his ERA rise to 5.91 with yesterday's 8-3 loss...

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Stick around long enough and you'll see something new in baseball. "That's the first time I've had it and this is my 23d year," home plate ump and crew chief Dale Scott said of the Reds batting out of order yesterday in the ninth inning against the...