Chase de Jong has taken a swan dive out of the frying pan and into the fire this season. His MLB debut consisted of giving up a walk-off home run, followed up by some quality work against Oakland, and now this. Lasting just 2.2 innings, he gave up nine hits, …[Full Article]
A few years ago my dad and sister went to a Red Sox – Tigers game in Boston. They brought along a friend who had never been to a game in her thirty-some years of life. This game was basically amazing; from what I was told home runs fell like …[Full Article]
If Boog Powell starts hitting like we know he can, we have a serious issue in Seattle. Powell, who was brought up to add depth to the outfield while Scribner hit the DL, joins Ben Gamel, Guillermo Heredia, and Jarrod Dyson in the outfield. With Haniger on the DL and …[Full Article]
I think it’s fair to say the United States is the best country at all sports. It’s only fair to say that to justify my plan to cancel the WBC and bring back the majority of the Mariners’ roster to avoid nights like this. Seattle stranded twenty-two runners on base …[Full Article]
Simply put, the Mariners are the hit parade this Spring. Their lowest hit total has been nine through the first five games of Spring Training, and they’re averaging thirteen hits per game thus far. Leonys Martin hopped in as Grand Marshall of the parade for today, ending with three hits, …[Full Article]
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