The Seattle Mariners (8-10) pounded out a season-high 15 hits in support of starter Jason Vargas and three relievers to snap a season-worst, four-game losing streak with a 7-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park Tuesday. Michael Saunders starred for the Mariners with a 3-RBI night, and Ichiro produced three more hits and
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Two premier running backs, Greg Lewis (UW) and Clarence Williams (WSU), will find out in May if they are included in the 2012 College Football Hall of Fame class.
The Seahawks can’t possibly be thinking about taking a quarterback with the 12th overall pick, can they? Depends on whether Ryan Tannehill is available.
Losers of five of their last six and fading at the plate, the Mariners Tuesday face Max Scherzer, who owns them.
David Eskenazi’s Wayback Machine (check out the archive), normally published every Tuesday by Sportspress Northwest, is taking a Bye Week, its first since the feature’s launch in December of 2010. The feature will return Tuesday, May 1. In the interim, we recommend a Wayback story published one year ago this week, a chronicle of Seattle’s
The season is only 17 games old, but the Mariners are putting up epically bad batting numbers as they head to Detroit for a three-game series.
The Mariners suffered through a brutal week, during which they dropped five of six and landed on the wrong side of history when Philip Humber threw a perfect game.
Batting just a buck ninety at spacious Safeco Field, the Mariners conclude a 10-day, nine-game home stand Sunday with a matinee against the Chicago White Sox.
Baseball history isn’t often made at Safeco Field. But fortunately, there’s always a team playing besides the Mariners. The Chicago White Sox’s Philip Humber, a 29-year-old Texan coming back from Tommy John surgery, threw a perfect game against the Mariners Sunday afternoon, thrilling 22,742 fans in a 4-0 decision in which only one ball, from
The Mariners, 7-3 losers to the Chicago White Sox Friday in the first game of a three-game series, are hitting just .214 at Safeco Field this season.