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Checking in on Jason Bay
With Casper Wells officially an Oakland Athletic, I thought it was a good time to look at how Jason Bay is doing at the plate so far this season. Obviously, sitting at April 23rd,
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Re-Ranking the Mariners 40 Man Roster
So it is December, and the Winter Meetings have now passed. While the Mariners were rumored to be going after every hitter imaginable, the only player they got in the Winter Meetings was Jason
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Mariners Sign Jason Bay
According to just about everyone, and it has been rumored since he was released by the Mets, Jason Bay has signed with the Mariners. He still has to pass a physical, which isn’t necessarily
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3 Cheap Outfielders for the Mariners to Consider
We have already looked at some cheap bullpen options for the Mariners to purse this off-season, and it is time to look at 3 cheap outfield options that the Mariners may be wise to
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Looking at Out of Options Mariners
As the season ended (with an excellent 12-0 blowout of an Angel team that looked sloppy after being eliminated on Monday) on Wednesday, it became officially time to look at next year (even though we
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Carlos Triunfel’s Big Day
Carlos Triunfel got his first start in the Majors on Friday night. Although he had already had his first career hit against Toronto earlier this month, I had been somewhat curious as to why
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Casper Wells’ Plate Discipline
Casper Wells was one of the pieces acquired in the Doug Fister trade. Since then, he has gained love from a lot of the fans, but has been pretty inconsistent at the plate and
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Gutierrez Up, Wells Down, Serenity Now
The Mariners activated Franklin Gutierrez today. Gutierrez had been on the the disabled list (technically the 7-day concussion list) since he was hit in the head by a pick-off throw about 2 months ago.
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A Trayvon Robinson Post
Trayvon Robinson is an interesting player. That doesn’t mean he is a good player, he is just interesting. He is an athletic outfielder that has shown a little bit of power, speed, and an
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Ranking the Players on the Mariners 40 Man Roster
With September quickly approaching, many teams (especially losing teams) will want to bring up young players when rosters expand to 40. However, for one to be brought up, they have to be placed on
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The 2013 Mariners Rotation
In recent years, the Mariners have boasted a good to very good rotation along with a lineup that couldn’t score any runs. This year is different. Despite a pretty strong bullpen, the Mariners’ overall
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David Pauley is Back
In 5-2 Tacoma loss to the Sacramento River Cats (Athletics), David Pauley made his 2012 Mariners organization debut. It was a game where Stephen Pryor (in his rehab appearance as he nears his return
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Jonathan Sanchez throws batting practice to the Mariners
Jason Vargas had another pretty bad start with a 8.90 FIP as trade rumors continue to swirl around him. He won’t be worth much, because most teams realize that he is a product of
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Perhaps the Wrong Guy is named Jesus
It all started when Ichiro hit a ball the other way between the infielders and the left fielder for the millionth time in his career (according to Baseball Reference, it is his 563rd hit
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Seattle’s long national nightmare finally ends, Mariners score and win
The Mariners came into the game not scoring a run in 23 straight innings. The Mariners faced Travis Blackley on Tuesday. The same Travis Blackley that used to pitch for the Mariners. The same
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Mariners jumble roster after loss to Padres
The Mariners lost to the Padres 5-4 on Wednesday behind another unlucky Felix Hernandez start (he had a 7.50 ERA but 4.05 FIP). Felix’s struggles have been real though, as he has a FIP
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Stephen Pryor moves up the ladder yet again
After Wednesday’s beat down of the Rangers, the Mariners made a roster move, sending Steve Delabar to AAA and bringing up Stephen Pryor. Delabar had a -.3 WAR according to Fangraphs, with a 5.45
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The Mariners beat the Rangers 21-8
The Mariners faced Rangers’ lefty Derek Holland. For some reason, Chone Figgins was starting again and playing right field (Ichiro was getting his first day off) and he looked really bad out there.
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Tacoma loses, Gutierrez update, and other Minor League notes
The Seattle Mariners’ AAA affiliate, the Tacoma Rainiers, lost to the Reno Aces (of the Arizona Diamondback’s organization) 7-5. I know it’s not surprising, but Luis Jimenez just looks bad at first. He then
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Mariners lose despite Millwood outing, Erasmo pitches well in AAA
The Mariners lost to the Rangers, 4-2 on Monday night. I like John Jaso in the lead-off spot for the Mariners, as he is a decent OBP guy (.346 OBP this year, .341 OBP
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Casper Wells sent down to AAA, Brian Sweeney is suddenly amazing
Tacoma won their game 7-2 against the Iowa Cubs, while the Seattle Mariners lost 3-0 to the LA Angels. First, a few roster moves. Miguel Olivo wasn’t with the team, and was activated from
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