You’ve gone a million miles; how far’d you get? Your editor reports from the Emerald City.
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"If you're cold, you can have a bad week in one day."
- Greg Walker on doubleheaders
Tag Archives: Seattle Mariners
Last Time In Seattle
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They’d Hit Out If They Only Knew Who To Hit
The Sox must be some acrobats to talk like this and act like that.
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A Sort of Homecoming
How best to briefly welcome an interesting footnote back to Chicago.
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But What Can Winning Buy, Anyway?
Taking a closer look at the most vital yet unimportant sweep in recent memory.
I Tell Ya Feisty, That Is One Heckuvaballplayer
Fact-checking the White Sox TV team. Results prove mostly inconclusive.
Emerald City
You have to wonder how they do it, those Mariners. Not how they lose, per se, because when you’re counting on the likes of Richie Sexson and Carlos Silva you have to sort of see it coming despite what the experts thought would happen this year. Rather, you have to wonder how exactly the Mariners [...]
The Mediocrity Report: Weekend Edition
In which your editor is right and everything else in the baseball world is horribly, horribly wrong.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Bobby Jenks, cruel irony, Gavin Floyd, Jeff Weaver, Jose Contreras, Matt Thornton, rock bottom, Ryan Bukvich Comments closed