Seattle Mariners Analysis

2010 Season Preview: Seattle Mariners

by Brian Reynolds

GM Jack Zduriencik provided Seattle with another active winter where he now has arguably the best one-two starters in the game. Will this be their first return engagement in October since they won 116 in 2001? Read more »
This Southpaw Ace Will Work For Seattle

by Lee Dorner

It wasn't too long ago the Mariners sold the farm for a lefty starter named Erik Bedard. But unlike Bill Bavasi, GM Jack Zduriencik didn't have to sell the farm to get the more reliably awesome Cliff Lee. Read more »
Grading The Deal: Mariners Sign Figgins Away From Angels

by Craig Sternberg

The Mariners have made several disappointing free agent signings over the past few seasons, but they should get an excellent return by signing the versatile Chone Figgins away from the Angels. Read more »
Griffey's Wonderful Season Goes Beyond The Numbers

by Neema Hodjat

Ken Griffey's numbers show he is having his worst statistical season on record. But there are two reasons why his 2009 should be celebrated. Read more »
2009 Mariners Spring Summit

by Andrew Perna

The Mariners lost 101 games last season, but the consensus is that they are at least marginally better heading into the 2009 campaign. Read more »
Grading The Deal: Mariners Bring Griffey Home

by Christopher Reina

Seattle designated hitters had a .608 OPS in 2008, which was the worst in the AL by nearly 100 points. Ken Griffey Jr. will likely beat that almost on reputation alone, especially if he is used exclusively against righties. Read more »
Mariners And A's Continue To Be Looking In At The Angels

by Christopher Reina

Since 2004 the A?s and Mariners have just one postseason appearance and have combined to average just under 81 wins. Read more »
2008 Season Preview: Seattle Mariners

by Christopher Reina

The Mariners finished just six games out of the Wildcard and AL West, so will the additions of Erik Bedard and Carlos Silva push them over the top? Read more »
Mariners Rely On Balanced Outfield

by Douglas Benton

Seattle is the only team in the American League to have all three of their outfielders in the top 20 of American League outfielders in batting average, RBI and slugging percentage. While the production has been balanced this season, it still starts and ends with Ichiro. Read more »
Hernandez A Budding Superstar

by Douglas Benton

Ichiro is not the only player in Seattle with superstar qualities, 19 year-old pitcher Felix Hernandez is already invoking comparisons to Dwight Gooden (the good years). Read more »
Guardado's 27-Game Save Streak Comes To A Close

by Steve Cernak

What is the value of a 34 year-old pitcher with 27 consecutive saves on a last place team? Read more »
Money Management Gone Wrong

by Douglas Benton

Aquired in the off-season, Richie Sexson and Adrian Beltre have not yet lived up to their billing, and with that, their massive contracts adding to the Seattle Mariners misery this season. Read more »

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