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...
Right now, there are a lot of different theories out there, among fans, bloggers, beat writers, everyone, about how the Mariners should go about building this team for next season...
I know he isn’t gone yet, and I’m certainly a subscriber to the “anything can happen” way of thinking, but it seems inevitable that Mr. Beltre won’t be here come 2010...
My guess is that by now, pretty much all of you have read Dave Cameron’s 2010 offseason plan over at USS Mariner . He did a fantastic job on it overall, and clearly put a lot of work into it...
Alright, so there was a post here quite awhile ago about a raffle, in which we, at the Mariners blog SoDo Mojo, were charging $2 per ticket. We scratched that idea, and decided to go with a completely free giveaway...
Catcher Catcher’s defense is by far the toughest to quantify, as there really isn’t a metric for it, and you pretty much have to go exclusively by stats like runners thrown out, passed balls, and dare I say, fielding percentage...
With the 2009 season winding down, and the long, cold off season approaching, as Mariners fans we are yet again forced to take solace in what the future brings...
It’s fairly unclear as to what voters take into consideration when choosing winners of the gold glove award. The one stat that has consistently been used to determine a players fielding ability has been fielding percentage...
It’s no secret that Carlos Silva has been absolutely terrible since signing with the Mariners last year. He had a good first month, back in April of 2008, but since then he’s been worth somewhere around -1 wins...
Most of the uncertainty surrounding the 2010 Mariners is focused on the pitching rotation, and because of this there hasn’t been a whole lot of talk about what the pen is going to look like...
I don’t know if there’s much left to say about Ichiro that I haven’t said already. I mean, there are only so many variations of the word “awesome”...
Remember when all of us were throwing “I told you so’s” at Tigers fans because of Jarrod Washburn’s struggles? It doesn’t seem like it was that long ago, does it? ...
The single biggest question surrounding the 2010 Mariners will continue to be starting pitching, but there are also going to be some uncertainties in the field...
This is the first in a series of in-depth minor league looks. This week in the minors wasn’t all that interesting—we had a few complete games, a couple really great offensive performances, ...
I sincerely hope that all Mariners fans know just how lucky we are to have Franklin Gutierrez. Not only has he been the best defensive center fielder in baseball this season, with a 15.1 UZR (BJ Upton is 2nd with a 7...
Ichiro—A Ichiro had yet another great month in July, racking up 39 more hits and hitting .336 in 27 games. The flashes of power he was showing earlier in the year completely disappeared ...
This is week two of my weekly power rankings. With so many rosters having changed in the last two days, it might get a little crazy, so please bear with me! I will not be taking things like ...
As you should know by now, the Mariners pulled off a semi-blockbuster trade today. Seattle sent Jeff Clement, Ronny Cedeno, and three minor league pitchers to the Pirates for shortstop Jack Wilson and starting pitcher Ian Snell...
Reports have been confirmed that the Seattle Mariners have traded minor league catcher Jeff Clement, major league shortstop Ronny Cedeno, and minor league pitchers Nathan Adcock, Brett Lorin ...
I've decided to start a series of weekly MLB power rankings. My rankings will, for the most part, be based on standings, and how the team has been playing lately...
Inspired by the 2008 Seattle Mariners season, in which they became the first team in history to lose 100 games with a $100 million payroll, I've decided to write an article in their honor...
Considering the fact that the Mariners lost 101 games in 2008, they have had a great first half. They're 46-42 and four games back of the division-leading Angels. Last season at the all-star break, they were 37-58 and 20 games back of the Angels...
With the way the recent series in Boston went for the Mariners, they really needed a good starting pitching performance tonight to give the bullpen a break. Well, Jarrod Washburn was certainly up to the task...
The 2009 Seattle Mariners seem to have quite the knack for pulling out improbable wins. They’ve already done it twice in this road trip—first, in LA when we sent Garrett Olson ...
A three-run, third-inning rally turned out to be all the Mariners would need on Sunday, as they beat the LA Dodgers 4-2 and took the best-of-three series...
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