The 2007 Seattle
Mariners baseball fans are looking forward this the new baseball season.
In a wide open AL West division the Mariners do have a chance to make
a playoff run. The Angels are the favorite
to win the division, but do not count out these Mariners. Big seasons
will be needed from Raul Ibanez, Ichiro Suzuki, Jose Guillen, Adrian
Beltre, Richie Sexson, Felix Hernandez, and J.J. Putz for the 2007
Seattle Mariners to make the postseason. Also worth noting, Ichiro
Suzuki will be a free agent after the 2007 season. Shop below for
Seattle Mariners merchandise such as baseball hats and jerseys.
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Mariners Information
Seattle Mariners
Information The American League Seattle Mariners played their
first game in 1977 at The Kingdome which was their old Arena that
was retired in 1999.
Safeco Field
was opened on July15, 1999. Safeco Field is located on 1st Ave.
South, Seattle WA. The naming right for the stadium was sold to
Seattle-based Safeco Corporation for $40 million. The stadium
has a sitting capacity of 47, 116 and the field surface is grass.
The teams most recent logo was created in 1993 the “Nautical
Compass Rose” This logo stands for the sea, technology,
and the great outdoors.
All of which
reflect the great Pacific Northwest. Their team colors are Navy,
Silver, and Teal. 2003 Bob Melvin became the new team Manager.
He retired Lou Piniella from the team in 2002, who has had control
of them since 1993. They have made 3 appearances in the LCS 1995,
2000, and 2001. They were the Division Champions in 1995, 1997,
and 2001.
They played
one wild card game in 2000. The Mariners have one retired number,
42 Jackie Robinson which was retired by MLB. They have one Hall
of Famer, Gaylord Perry RHP, 1982 – 1983. Buy Mariners Tickets
In the past 10 seasons the Mariners have been a pennant contender
in the American League West. For the 2004 Season unfortunately
started off slow, losing their first five games. Finishing in
last place sad to say they were never able to pick it back up.
However the 2004 season for right fielder Ichiro Suzuki was one
that went down in history. It brought the attention of all baseball
fans around the world. May, July, and August he had at least 50
hits per month. On Oct. 1st he hit his 257th and 258th hits of
the season at Safeco Field breaking the 84-year-old hit record.
It was once held by George Sisler since 1920 with 257 hits in
154 games. On August 9th 2004, Edgar Martinez made an announcement
he would retire at the end of the regular season. It was an emotional
farewell. Matinez ended his 22-year playing career with 1,258
RBI’s, 2,240 hits and 308 home runs.
<p>The worst of the Mariners' season has U.S. Cellular Field as bookends.</p>
<p>On the morning of April 23, the Mariners were tied for first place in the American League West and feeling pretty good about themselves as they started a three-game road series against the White Sox.</p>
<p>In the first two games, the Mariners lost on two-run, ninth-inning homers. In Game 3, a tiebreaking eighth-inning homer did in the Mariners.</p>
<p>Fast forward to this week when the Mariners came in dead last in the AL West with the season up in flames. Seattle went 0-4 and couldn't keep the White Sox from rallying time and again.</p>
<p>The losing was the same; only the margin of defeat was different. Chicago outscored the Mariners 32-11 in the series.</p> <p>The only good thing the Mariners can say about...
Seven weeks ago, the Chicago White Sox wondered if they'd ever stop losing. These days, they're playing as if the winning will never end -- especially at home. Ramon Castro homered twice and Paul Konerko went deep for the fourth straight game Thursday night, leading Chicago to its 11th consecutive home victory, 9-5 over the Seattle Mariners.
SAN FRANCISCO - People familiar with the situation say the Florida Marlins are working to finalize a trade that would send third baseman Jorge Cantu to the Texas Rangers.
Bobby Jenks just overpowered the heart of Seattle's lineup, firing fastball after fastball into A.J. Pierzynski's mitt as the crowd roared. Just another fun night at home for the Chicago White Sox. Alex Rios hit a tiebreaking RBI single in the seventh inning, Jenks struck out the side for an electric save and the slugging White Sox rallied to beat the Mariners 6-5 on Wednesday night for...
Home plate umpire Brian Runge has left the Seattle Mariners-Chicago White Sox game. Before the top of the third, the umpires huddled with a White Sox trainer before Runge and second-base umpire Hunter Wendelstedt left the field through a tunnel behind the plate. About 10 minutes later, Wendelstedt returned wearing a chest protector and took over behind the plate.
Mariners left-hander Ryan Rowland-Smith was placed on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday with a strained lower back, one day after he tied a franchise record for runs allowed by a starting pitcher. Manager Don Wakamatsu said Rowland-Smith admitted his back was bothering him following Tuesday night's 11-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox and it was affecting his mechanics a little bit.
Alexei Ramirez loves these warm summer nights, when it feels like a sauna outside. It takes him back to his native Cuba. It's no coincidence that the White Sox infielder is beginning to heat up at the plate. Ramirez, Andruw Jones and Paul Konerko homered, powering Gavin Floyd and Chicago to an 11-0 victory over the woeful Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night.
Third baseman Jose Lopez has left the Seattle Mariners' game against the Chicago White Sox with a tight left hamstring. Lopez grounded into an inning-ending double play in the first and was replaced in the field before Chicago batted in the second Tuesday night. Jack Wilson came in to play shortstop and Josh Wilson moved to third.
Russell Branyan is back in the Seattle Mariners' lineup after being sidelined with back spasms. Branyan was batting third and serving as the designated hitter for Tuesday night's game against the Chicago White Sox. He entered with a .260 average, 13 homers and 34 RBIs in 65 games for Seattle and Cleveland.
John Danks is on quite a roll, and right at home facing the American League's best pitchers. Just ask Felix Hernandez and the Seattle Mariners. Danks pitched eight solid innings to win his fourth consecutive start, helping the Chicago White Sox beat Hernandez and the Mariners 6-1 on Monday night. "Whenever you score runs off Felix Hernandez, arguably the best pitcher in baseball, it's...
In the continuing challenge to develop young talent, the thought of pinch-hitting for Michael Saunders never crossed the mind of Seattle manager Don Wakamatsu even with Boston lefty Hideki Okajima on the mound and a trio of right-handed bats on the bench. The Red Sox may be cursing Saunders for some time to come.
Chone Figgins was in the Seattle Mariners lineup Saturday, a day after his very public dugout scuffle with manager Don Wakamatsu, although answers about the intense fifth-inning conflict were scarce. The Mariners closed the clubhouse for nearly 30 minutes before Saturday's game against Boston for a team meeting that featured coaches and players.
The zero that remained on the scoreboard as Boston's Jon Lester kept rolling through Seattle's offense was certainly being noticed in the Mariners dugout. "We were all talking about it trying to jinx it," Seattle left fielder Michael Saunders said. Saunders' bat became the answer to Lester's no-hit bid.
Josh Beckett thought he was initially "methodical" in his return from two months on the disabled list. These days, methodical is plenty good enough to beat the bickering Mariners. They are beating on each other inside their own dugout. Beckett was in command in his 5 2-3-inning return from a low back strain, and Bill Hall homered in the seventh inning to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 2-1...
Seattle Mariners left-hander Erik Bedard is headed to New York to get a third doctor's opinion on why his pitching shoulder is still bothering him. The Mariners announced Friday that he will be examined by Dr. David Altcheck next week to get another view of his treatment options. Bedard received undisclosed opinions this week on an MRI from Mariners medical director Dr.
The 2007 Seattle
Mariners baseball fans are looking forward this the new baseball season.
In a wide open AL West division the Mariners do have a chance to make
a playoff run. The Angels are the favorite
to win the division, but do not count out these Mariners. Big seasons
will be needed from Raul Ibanez, Ichiro Suzuki, Jose Guillen, Adrian
Beltre, Richie Sexson, Felix Hernandez, and J.J. Putz for the 2007
Seattle Mariners to make the postseason. Also worth noting, Ichiro
Suzuki will be a free agent after the 2007 season. Shop below for
Seattle Mariners merchandise such as baseball hats and jerseys.
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