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Gold Gloves, baby girls, and other miscellany
Apparently, Adam Jones' brother, Jonathan , has spilled the beans on his MySpace page that Adam has won a Gold Glove.
Beltre, Sweeney file for free agency
Mariners third baseman Adrian Beltre and designated hitter Mike Sweeney were among the 79 players who filed for free agency on Thursday, the first day eligible players were allowed to file.
Branyan feeling good, waiting for offer from Mariners
Spoke with Russell Branyan on Monday night and this story on his progress from the back problems that bugged him this year ran in this morning's sports section.
Peers vote Hill AL Comeback Player of Year
Aaron Hill was named the American League's Comeback Player of the Year on Tuesday as part of the 2009 Players Choice Awards.
Kenji Johjima's Exit Opens Many Doors For Seattle Mariners
When Kenji Johjima opted out of his contract, it was very obvious that the Mariners had ultimately experienced addition by subtraction.
Aardsma: Teammates worked hard to make sure Johjima, Ichiro were appreciated
What David Aardsma loved most about the Seattle Mariners of 2009 was the hope they carried into 2010.
Kirby Arnold: Mariners Need Griffey Back in Clubhouse
When something as special as Ken Griffey Jr.'s 2009 season happens, especially the postgame spew of emotions last Sunday when teammates carried him off the field, two things come to mind.
Offseason challenges facing the Mariners
Signing Beltre brought defensive stability to third base that the Mariners sought for years.
Who was Mariners MVP this past season?
Tonight, I get to do the fun part of fulfilling duties as the Seattle/Northwest chapter chairman of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
Now the real work begins for Mariners brass
The offseason settled upon Safeco Field on Monday, and there were no visible signs of Ken Griffey Jr.'s tears or the spirited postgame celebration that broke out less than 24 hours earlier.
Mariners' transformation startlingly quick
The Mariners took a victory lap around their stadium following their season finale.
Jerry Brewer | Players deserve credit for Mariners' turnaround season
The delightful, transformative 2009 Mariners walk off the field for good today. It's our last chance to see them whole, this motley collection of future Hall of Famers and waiver-wire refugees, of plucky overachievers and successful reclamation projects.
Griffey, Felix lift Mariners to 6-4 victory
The few fans who braved the downpour on their way into the stadium and the night chill during Tuesday's game at Safeco Field were treated to two reminders of the Seattle Mariners' success in their 6-4 win over the Oakland A's. The announced crowd of 18,167 got a reminder of a once-brilliant and not-so-distant past as Ken Griffey Jr.
Mariners activate Branyan from DL
First baseman Russell Branyan has been activated from the 15-day disabled list by the Seattle Mariners after missing the last month with a herniated disk.
Is second - or Seattle - Lopeza s home?
A man needs goals, and when Jose Lopez and the Seattle Mariners play the first of their final six games of the 2009 season tonight, both he and the team will still have the chance to reach a few.
Mariners 1B Branyan may not play again this season
Mariners first baseman Russell Branyan is still experiencing pain in his lower back and may not play again this season.
TORONTO David Aardsma has been stuck on 35 saves for eight days, and the two- game series in Tampa Bay could have seriously frustrated him.
Branyan working his way back from injury
For the first time since his ailing back sent first baseman Russell Branyan to the disabled list at the end of August, he's back in the swing of things.
Mariners enter trip with limited bench
The list of walking wounded keeps getting longer for the Mariners, who will start their final road trip of the season on Tuesday night in St.
Someone asked Adrian Beltre if he was feeling normal again more than a month after being hit in the groin by a baseball and Beltre realized he couldn't answer honestly.
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