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Time to Sell High: Russell Branyan?
Time to Sell High: Russell Branyan?
Many people, myself included, were shocked when the Mariners signed Russell Branyan in the offseason with the intention of having the journeyman start at first base. Everyone knew that Branyan possessed plus power, but he never made enough contact or hit for enough batting average to be a ...
Crystal ball: Projecting the first round | MLB.com: News
mlb.mlb.com — By Jonathan Mayo / MLB.com 06/04/09 10:00 AM ET With just a few days remaining before the... start of the First-Year Player Draft, the first-round picture should be getting much clearer, right? Not so much. There seem to be more questions than answers ... (more) Crystal ball: Projecting the first round | MLB.com: News

Hall of Fame Lids: Randy Johnson
Hall of Fame Lids: Randy Johnson
majorleaguejerk.com — Randy Johnson won his 300th game this past week and I’m guessing he doesn’t finish this season... let alone start another so we’re getting to the point where it’s not only okay to talk about his Hall of Fame induction ... (more) Hall of Fame Lids: Randy Johnson
Mike Carp Profile, Blog Posts, Stats, Photos - Seattle Mariners - MLB
sbnation.com — A three-team deal: the Seattle Mariners traded J.J. Putz, Sean Green and Jeremy Reed to the New... York Mets; the Cleveland Indians traded Franklin Gutierrez to Seattle and the Mets traded Aaron Heilman, Jason Vargas, Maikel Cleto, Endy Chavez, Ezekiel ... (more) Mike Carp Profile, Blog Posts, Stats, Photos - Seattle ...
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Baseball Blogs Weigh In: Peavy, Glavine, Yankees, Phillies
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com — ... Zambrano to the White Sox and the Padres would send Jake Peavy to the Cubs. River Ave. Blues takes a look at what the Yankees may need before the trade deadline and who they may be able to deal with. Phlavio's Corner has a list of 20 players that could be moved and where each might end up. The Ghost of Moonlight Graham analyzes the early returns on some of the trades from this past offseason. Jorge Says No! argues that the Mariners might be better off moving Russell Branyan sooner ...

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Friday's lineupThe Seattle Times: Sports
I'm about to head down to the locker room clubhouse, but before I go, here's the lineup as posted on the Mariners' internal site.
Pregame notes from manager Don WakamatsuThe Seattle Times: Sports
Ryan Rowland-Smith is pitching in Tacoma on Friday, and manager Don Wakamatsu said the expectation is that the hyphenated one will throw 100 pitches or so and the schedule is still that he'll start for the Mariners June 11 in Baltimore.
Ichiro is just so consistently consistentThe Seattle Times: Sports
Ichiro eats the same lunch every before a home game: Japanese curry.
Game thread -- June 5The Seattle Times: Sports
Bottom of the 1st: Ichiro didn't extend his hitting streak as quickly as he did Monday and Tuesday when he hit safely in his first at-bat. This time he flied out to center.