Felix Hernandez was a little off, the offense was never on, the cash registers didn’t work. And the A’s thumped the Mariners 4-0. Weak night at the yard.
Author: Art Thiel
Popular former Mariners centerfielder signed a one-day contract to retire as a Mariner, then threw out the first pitch to a rousing ovation at the home opener Friday night.
After a two-month odyssey finally returns to Seattle, Mariners bring an odd collection of overpaid vets and youngsters needing more time. Mariners manager will earn his keep.
Brian Mullan of Colorado comes to Seattle Saturday after a vicious tackle a year ago broke the right leg of Steve Zakuani, who still hasn’t returned. But there’s no need for fans’ contempt.
Ex-Cougars great Mark Rypien joined hundreds of other retirees in legal action against the NFL, which they say ignored information about repeated blows to the head.
Safeco is the 15th-oldest park in MLB. Becoming middle-aged means repairs/upgrades, some of which Mariners may think the public should cover. Best to make friends, not adversaries.
The race for AL West third place renews Friday night in Oakland. But before that, we offer some helpful suggestions to guide the Mariners through the 2012 season.
The city had some solutions to the SoDo traffic problem 10 years ago, and abandoned them. Now the Mariners are reminding all, but because it’s the Mariners, nobody cares.
Don’t blame Calipari for exploiting the one-and-done rule at Kentucky; that’s his job. A 2-year minimum, or no minimum, is better than the current silliness.
San Jose’s Steven Lenhart baited Sounders’ Marc Burch into a foul, which became a penalty kick and the only score in a 1-0 triumph over the Sounders.