Well, I hope that’s the end of the Chase de Jong experiment for the next 50 years. He’s a talented young player, but at the end of the day, he’s a young player and the burden placed on him was obviously too much to handle. The M’s offense showed some …[Full Article]
Yeah. We went there. 10. Dan Wilson Dan Wilson was one of my favorites as a child. Mostly, it was because we have the same last name, but also because he was good. He was known mostly as a defensive catcher, and found himself on the roster of every Mariner …[Full Article]
Let’s never go on the road again, ok? Ok. The M’s rebounded from a four-game series sweep in Toronto by coming home and pulling one out against the ugliest uniforms in the majors, the A’s. Also, why does Kyle Seager keep hitting home runs to that same exact spot? Gallardo …[Full Article]
I don’t care if Pillar hit a walk-off home run, nothing can ever redeem him from his reaction after Bautista got rocked by Odor last year. I don’t know what his plan was, and I don’t know if he did either. But, in the end, the M’s end up getting …[Full Article]
There was a whole lotta spite going on in this one. I’ve mentioned how the world loves to spite me; I know I won’t get pulled over until the day I forget my wallet at home, the phone only rings at work when I get to doing something interesting, my …[Full Article]
I’m still waiting for that call from DiPoto in response to my wiffle ball proficiency. I’m telling you, when I was six, I was launching bombs onto my family’s deck in the backyard. To six-year-old me, those were 450-foot moonshots, but they were likely no more than 50 feet in …[Full Article]
It’s always really cool to see all these guys leave Seattle and do amazing things elsewhere. Except it’s actually really frustrating and probably my fault for bringing the world’s spiteful energy against the team I love. Justin Smoak had a killer game and the Mariners’ scotch tape pitching game couldn’t …[Full Article]
I simply don’t understand this. A team absolutely destroyed by injuries is not only hangin’ in there, they’re thriving. The pitching, while lacking the arms that can eat up six or seven innings, is piecing it together, while DiPoto keeps dealing to maintain depth. I had a pretty successful return to …[Full Article]
What on earth is going on? All of the Mariners’ starting pitchers are hurt, an outfielder assigned to AAA is leading the charge, and the M’s are refusing to be forgotten or written off. It’s beautiful, inspiring, and incredibly confusing all at the same time. Ben Freaking Gamel Not to …[Full Article]
The M’s are now 6-3 since losing King Felix to injury, and have won two consecutive home series. That’s pretty decent, I guess. Dillon Overton got the start today in place of the injured James Paxton, Valencia kept the M’s in it, and Seager came to life for the dagger …[Full Article]
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