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Mariners Won't Fire Their Manager or General Manager

Mariners Won't Fire Their Manager or General Manager

The Mariners announced yesterday that Manager John McLaren and General Manager Bill Bavasi will both be back next year. more ›

Mariners Set To Sign “Controversial” Reliever

Mariners Set To Sign “Controversial” Reliever

Our Venezuelan baseball correspondent, Pauls Toutonghi, has breaking news that will be made official by the Mariners on Sunday. more ›

Is An Almost-As-Big Unit Better Than No Unit At All?

Is An Almost-As-Big Unit Better Than No Unit At All?

Could Randy Johnson don a Mariners uniform in 2007? Those speculating aren’t entirely convinced floundering GM Bill Bavasi could pull off a (worthwhile) deal to acquire the Yankees’ aging Unit, and although we’re not the most astute of M’s followers, we’re dubious, too. We think it’s more likely the Mariners will trade for another mound giant—the Dodgers’ Mark Hendrickson. Because we saw him downtown last night. more ›

Abandon Ship! Mariner Front Office Makes Awful, Awful Trade

Abandon Ship! Mariner Front Office Makes Awful, Awful Trade

Three years ago, we all hoped for aging middle infielder Omar Vizquel to fail a physical so the M's wouldn't complete an agreed-upon deal for him. And our pleas were heard. more ›

Ichiro To Go?

Ichiro To Go?

Rumors abound early this week concerning a most ghastly notion, a dark vision that has kept us sleepless: reportedly, both the Houston Astros and Philadelphia Phillies called Mariners GM Bill Bavasi over the weekend to inquire about a potential trade for Ichiro. more ›

Mariners acquire Broussard

A few hours ago we were very happy with Mariners GM Bill Bavasi. He ridded the team of one of its most sour spots, and brought up a kid who, despite wicked injury troubles, we can't help but want to love. more ›

Mariners Get Baseball's Most Valuable Player

It's true--the last place Mariners, in a bold and reckless move, have traded for baseball's Most Valuable Player. more ›

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