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Tonight's Target: Jeremy Bonderman

Tonight's Target: Jeremy Bonderman

Vitals: 24 yo RHP. Born in Kennewick, WA. 6-2, 220. 46-53, 4.67 career. 1-0, 3.69 in 2007. $4.5 million salary. more ›

"Since the 1950's, there's only been one no-hitter in Fenway Park since World War II."

"Since the 1950's, there's only been one no-hitter in Fenway Park since World War II."

For our headline, we borrow the words of that magnificent artisan of the English language, Fox Sports Northwest's Brad Adam. Could anyone sum up Felix Hernandez' breathtaking, complete game shutout, no-hit-thru-seven-innings performance last night any better? Probably not, but let's take a look-see. more ›

All the News, Seth Style

--Though he's been rumored to be a candidate for both the Liberty and Long Beach State head coaching jobs, Cameron Dollar says it isn't true. Which means he's probably on a private plane to Long Beach right now. more ›

Mariners Sell Out (Not Safeco)

Mariners Sell Out (Not Safeco)

Much like the team the Mariners' TV commercials have gone down hill fast in the last few years. This year's crop aren't groan inducing, and aren't that funny-- they just kind of hang there like a Joel Pineiro curve ball. more ›

All The News

All The News

--Seattle Podcasting Network infiltrated Fisher Communications on election night. more ›

Report: Mariners to promote Adam Jones

Report: Mariners to promote Adam Jones

USS Mariner reports that the M's are going to call up stud CF prospect Adam Jones. "It will probably be announced tomorrow," says Admiral Dave. more ›

Hargrove's Incompetence Goes Unchallenged by Local Media

Hargrove's Incompetence Goes Unchallenged by Local Media

Mike Hargrove cost the Mariners a win on Friday night, but you wouldn't know it from reading the local papers. more ›

2001 Mariners Flashback: We Had a Good Manager Once

2001 Mariners Flashback: We Had a Good Manager Once

Yes, the M's won yesterday, pulling within 3.5 games of first-place Oakland. But not without another startling managerial gaffe. With runners on the corners, and two outs in the Dodgers fourth, Hargrove had Joel Pineiro pitch to the #8 hitter instead of walking him to get to the pitcher. Of course, the #8 hitter singled, driving in a run, and even Dave Niehaus, who is rarely critical, lamented "I don't understand why you don't walk that guy!" Neither do we, Dave. more ›

Nuts for Putz, but Please Repairo Pineiro

Nuts for Putz, but Please Repairo Pineiro

JJ Putz's two ninth-inning strikeouts of Barry Bonds (one Friday, looking at a splitter, one Sunday, swinging on a fastball) are the twin highlights of the Mariner season so far. Putz has been terrific this season--11 saves in 12 opportunities. Better yet, the numbers are there--he's struck out 46 this season, and walked only 6. That's Sasaki-esque. more ›

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