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Murph's Amazin' Play not Enough to Stay in Lineup
Rather than give Murphy a chance to capitalize on his highlight-reel defensive play and two doubles Wednesday, Manuel instead had the struggling Fernando Tatis at first base vs.
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Steve Kelley | Franklin Gutierrez is the answer for Mariners in center field
Franklin Gutierrez, a Seattle Mariners player 20 FEB 2009: The Seattle Mariners portraits taken at the Peoria Sports Complex in Peoria, AZ.
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Tigers came close to landing J.J. Putz instead of Edwin Jackson in offseason
Tigers' Edwin Jackson pitches against the Minnesota Twins in the first inning Saturday.
Deserving pair luckily overlooked
David Aardsma belongs in the All-Star Game. The Seattle reliever has been on a lights-out roll since inheriting the closer's role six weeks into the season.
Ken Davidoff: Mariners doing too well to sell
The Mariners reside in the middle of baseball's pack, which is better than most of us anticipated, given their 61-101 record last year.
Think the dinged up Mets have it bad now? Imagine if the slumping club didn't have Fernando Nieve.
MLB: N.Y. Mets 11, St. Louis 0
David Wright had four of New York's 16 hits Wednesday, Nick Evans delivered a two-run homer and the Mets blasted St.
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Mets: Shoulder still bothers Maine
John Maine's troublesome right shoulder is still bothering him, and the Mets' pitcher expects to be sidelined until after the All-Star break.
Students given royal treatment at Citi Field
The Mets, Citi Field Kids and the Jackie Robinson Foundation combined to host a group of approximately 200 middle school and high school students on Thursday afternoon, providing a tour of the Jackie Robinson Rotunda and speakers before the game.
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Parnell ripped by Rays as Mets drop rubber game
Mets reliever Bobby Parnell surrenders a two-run home run to B.J. Upton in the seventh inning of Sunday's 10-6 loss.
Today: The timeless art of seduction continues in today's gallery. Fehr set to retire Monday, June 22, 2009 MLBPA head Donald Fehr THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK -- Donald Fehr announced his retirement Monday as head of the baseball players' association after a quarter-century marked by a strike that cancelled the World Series, record salaries and, ...
Slow-dazzling Vargas recalls Moyer magic
Other than trailing him by 241 career victories and about 20 years, Jason Vargas has a great deal in common with Jamie Moyer.
Seattle Mariners Score Promising Prospect in J.J. Putz Deal
On June 17th, the Seattle Mariners called up 23-year-old first baseman Mike Carp from Triple-A Tacoma.
Big weekend ahead for Erik Bedard and the Mariners
On a positive note, I suppose you could say the Mariners have come a long way from where they were a year ago today.
Mariners keep grip on Padres, win 10th straight in San Diego
For the Mariners, the J.J. Putz trade is the gift that keeps on giving. On the same day they added Mike Carp - the sixth player on the active roster from that deal, either directly or indirectly - pitcher Garrett Olson, another Putz product, earned the victory.
Mets are mentally fit, physically hurt
Mentally, Jerry Manuel said, the Mets are still fit as a fiddle. Physically, of course, they are fit as a fiddle that's been placed in front of a cement roller.
Pitcher from nowhere adds to Subway Series lore
NEW YORK - There are tiny bits of cobweb, dust mites and fluttering one-winged moths hanging off the baseball cliche that, "momentum goes only as far as the next day's starting pitcher." When Joe Girardi mentioned it yesterday morning, it was hard not to imagine the words coming out of his mouth wearing powdered wigs.
Wallace Matthews: Minaya may have to pay for Mets' injuries
The man who built the Mets stood in yet another circle of reporters in the corner of another postgame clubhouse to explain once again how another key part of his $149-million roster had broken down.
Mets lift Johan with three-homer night
The race for the National League East championship has had its bags packed for some time now, ready to move out of Citi Field as soon as it can reserve a seat on a flight to Atlanta or maybe even Miami.
Jose Reyes hit a ground ball to second base in extended spring training and tried to beat it out.