AL West Article Archive

    Between November 3, 2009 and December 3, 2009
  1. 2 new rumors: Zaun and Harden

    As I take a tour through the Mariner blogsphere, I have stumbled upon some nice rumors.  Apparently, we are going after an affordable veteran catcher in Gregg Zaun and what could be a surprise pitcher in Rich Harden...

    Josh Fleming Written by Josh Fleming about about 2 hours ago 32 reads 0 comments

  2. Seattle Mariners Seriously Considering Gregg Zaun

    According to MLBTradeRumors.com , the Mariners are seriously considering free agent catcher Gregg Zaun . The Tampa Bay Rays, his previous team, offered Zaun arbitration but he is a Type-B free ...

    Hayato Uwai Written by Hayato Uwai about about 19 hours ago 201 reads 0 comments

  3. Bye bye Bedard and other arbitration news

    The Mariners did not offer Bedard arbitration as the deadline came and went at 6 PM PST today.  This is of no surprise.  His time in Seattle has been spent where I predicted it, on the DL...

    Josh Fleming Written by Josh Fleming about 1 day ago 22 reads 0 comments

  4. Mariners say, Nah, We'll Keep Our Enigma

    According to SI baseball writer Jon Heyman, the Mariners reportedly quashed a deal that would have sent Brandon Morrow and Shawn Kelley to the Tigers for right-handed starter Edwin Jackson...

    Elliott Smith Written by Elliott Smith about 1 day ago 243 reads 16 comments

  5. Edgar Martinez as Hero: Shining Moments on a Hall of Fame Résumé

    From what I’ve seen, the case that Edgar Martinez’s fans have cumulatively assembled to argue for him as Hall of Famer almost exclusively mentions only his statistical accomplishments as ...

    Arne Christensen Written by Arne Christensen about 1 day ago 43 reads 2 comments

  6. Edgar Martinez Deserves Hall of Fame Vote

    Edgar Martinez has made the final list of eligibility for the 2010 MLB Hall of Fame, and it’s a deserving achievement...

    Ryan Gamble Written by Ryan Gamble about 3 days ago 89 reads 0 comments

  7. Trading Jose Lopez: How Can the Mariners Improve in the Process?

    WARNING: This article is heavily sabermetrics-oriented. Assuming we don’t get a second baseman in return, which is quite unlikely, we’re obviously going to need someone to replace him...

    Griffin Cooper Written by Griffin Cooper about 7 days ago 350 reads 0 comments

  8. Details on Ken Griffey's Contract with the Mariners; Vizquel Signs with ChiSox

    Details of Ken Griffey, Jr.’s 2010 contract with the Mariners were reported today. He will get a guaranteed $2.35 million with incentives, that I’ll describe below, that could bring the deal up to $3...

    Tom  Dubberke Written by Tom Dubberke about 9 days ago 53 reads 0 comments

  9. The Kid Stays In Seattle

    The Seattle Mariners have resigned outfielder Ken Griffey Jr to another one year deal. The deal is pretty similar to what Griffey made in 2009, it’s a base salary of $2.35 million plus incentives which could make him almost $3...

    Paul Raymond Written by Paul Raymond about 9 days ago 22 reads 0 comments

  10. Seattle Mariners' AFL Wrap-Up: Dustin Ackley's Pro Debut a Success

    2009 Arizona Fall League has ended as the Peoria Javelinas defeated the Phoenix Desert Dogs 5-4 to win the league. Seven players from the Mariners organization played for the Javelinas and some looked they're close to the big league...

    Hayato Uwai Written by Hayato Uwai about 10 days ago 360 reads 1 comments

  11. Bud Selig to Try Tightening Playoff Schedule

    I’ll put this one in the “I’ll believe it, when I see it” category. In a recent interview, Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig said he wants to tighten the playoff schedule in 2010...

    Adam Bernacchio Written by Adam Bernacchio about 13 days ago 26 reads 0 comments

  12. Commissioner Meets with Owners Discusses Baseball Post Season

    The O’Hare Hilton in Chicago is once a bustling Mecca of baseball decision-making this week as owners of the 30 baseball franchises meet with the Commissioner and members of the MLB front office...

    Jeff Summers Written by Jeff Summers about 13 days ago 34 reads 0 comments

  13. Can you argue Girardi as AL Manager of the Year?

    Angels manager Mike Scioscia was named AL Manager of the Year for the 2009 regular season. Now, there is no question he is a great manager and definitely was a top candidate...

    Lenny Neslin Written by Lenny Neslin about 13 days ago 8 reads 1 comments

  14. Mike Scioscia's Emotional Season Ends with Manager of the Year Honors

    Mike Scioscia added one more piece to his incredible 2009 season: He is your American League Manager of the Year. A more appropriate choice there never was...

    Johnathan Kroncke Written by Johnathan Kroncke about 14 days ago 37 reads 0 comments

  15. Los Angeles Angels' Mike Scioscia Wins AL Manager of the Year Award

    For the second time since 2002, the man New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman called the “Bill Belichick of our sport” won the American League Manager of the Year award...

    Adam Bernacchio Written by Adam Bernacchio about 14 days ago 43 reads 0 comments

  16. A Senior Class with Class

    Knowlin making a key reception against Brown in 2006 (CREDIT: Columbia Athletics)26 Columbia seniors will take the field for the last time at Wien Stadium this Saturday...

    Jake Novak Written by Jake Novak about 14 days ago 14 reads 0 comments

  17. Congratulations Zack Greinke

    Felix did finish second, as expected.  I know a few people out there wanted to see CC in the top 2, but I believe the voters got this one right.  It would have been great to have a Mariner win this award, first since Randy Johnson in 1995...

    Josh Fleming Written by Josh Fleming about 15 days ago 9 reads 1 comments

  18. Mike Scioscia trash talking

    Mike Scioscia manager of the Anaheim Angels who lost to the Yankees in the ALCS this past season had some words about the Yankees...

    Gary Marchese Written by Gary Marchese about 15 days ago 78 reads 3 comments

  19. Greinke Wins AL Cy Young

    To no one’s surprise, Zack Greinke just won the AL Cy Young Award. I wrote a post a while back regarding the top AL Cy Young contenders...

    Tom  Dubberke Written by Tom Dubberke about 15 days ago 2 reads 0 comments

  20. AL Cy Young

    The American League Cy Young is about to be announced in roughly 10 minutes. The serious candidates are Zach Greinke from the Royals who came back from some anxiety disorder to have a unbelievable year...

    Gary Marchese Written by Gary Marchese about 15 days ago 5 reads 0 comments

  21. Matt Holliday Sweepstakes

    I’ve begun to wonder what teams are actually interested in the services of Matt Holliday. The reason is that some very important MLB general managers have already said they aren’t interested...

    Paul Raymond Written by Paul Raymond about 15 days ago 157 reads 0 comments

  22. Bailey, Coghlan Win ROY Awards

    Andrew Bailey has been named the 2009 AL Rookie of the Year winner after a 6-3 season with a 1.84 ERA and holding opponents to a .167 batting average. Andrew Bailey 6-3, 1.84 ERA is the winner of the AL Rookie of the Year Award...

    Andrew Godfrey Written by Andrew Godfrey about 15 days ago 26 reads 0 comments

  23. Rookie of the Year Awards announced

    The Rookie of the Year awards were announced this afternoon and the winners are. Chris Coghlan of the Florida Marlins won it in the National League. He is a leftfielder and Oakland Athletics closer Andrew Bailey won it in the American League...

    Gary Marchese Written by Gary Marchese about 16 days ago 7 reads 0 comments

  24. A's' Andrew Bailey Wins American League Rookie Of The Year Award

    My Preseason AL Rookie of the Year Pick: Travis Snider AL Rookie of the Year Winner: Andrew Bailey Here is what I wrote back in August about the AL Rookie of the Year Award...

    Adam Bernacchio Written by Adam Bernacchio about 16 days ago 112 reads 1 comments

  25. Lyon Looking for Multiple Years

    Detroit Tigers reliever Brandon Lyons is looking for a multi-year deal this offseason. Buster Olney of ESPN says that the relief pitcher is open to various roles if it helps him get what he ...

    Paul Raymond Written by Paul Raymond about 16 days ago 48 reads 0 comments

 


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