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Back to the ol’ grind.
Good morning everyone! This pretty much sums up my thoughts on the last series:
yormer fankee
— Reo (@reoisrad) July 23, 2017But it’s alright, because the M’s will face a much worse team next with a much less annoying fan base. Wait, what?
Rats. Long live James Paxton.
In Mariners news... The Mariners might be getting some more relief help soon!Evan Marshall tosses a 1-2-3 inning in his 1st rehab game for the AZL Mariners.
— Mariners Minors...I dozed off on Sunday afternoon. I didn’t mean to. It just happened. The couch was so comfortable and the air-conditioning hadn’t kicked on and I slid out of consciousness at some point in the midst of the Mariners’ run of 13 consecutive outs after scoring four runs in the bottom of the fourth. My wife had to wake me up as Seattle brought the tying run to the plate in the bottom of the ninth. If only someone had similarly made sure that Taylor Motter was paying attention after he...
Kate’s inferno As I’m typing this, I have the Double-A team, the Arkansas Travelers, on in the background, and they just committed one of the sloppiest errors I’ve ever seen in pro baseball: the catcher made a lousy throw back in with the ball, the pitcher missed it, the ball trickled into center field, the second baseman realized what was going on late and went to collect the ball to throw it back in, and the catcher wasn’t in the right position to tag out a runner coming home. It...
The Mariners have reportedly signed infielder Danny Espinosa to a Major League contract, according to Tim Brown of Yahoo Sports. The club has not confirmed the signing.
Kate’s inferno
As I’m typing this, I have the Double-A team, the Arkansas Travelers, on in the background, and they just committed one of the sloppiest errors I’ve ever seen in pro baseball: the catcher made a lousy throw back in with the ball, the pitcher missed it, the ball trickled into center field, the second baseman realized what was going on late and went to collect the ball to throw it back in, and the catcher wasn’t in the right position to tag out a runner coming home. It...
In his first start in more than a month, veteran right-hander Yovani Gallardo allowed three solo home runs on Sunday against the Yankees, but he also put up a scoreless final inning after the Mariners had rallied for the lead.
Free baseball! As tension built in the later innings of tonight’s game, the tens of thousands of fans in attendance would urge their team with chants. A battle between groups, “Let’s go Yankees” and “Let’s go Mariners,” bounced back and forth between sections like punches exchanged between fighters. Even before the 100th game of the year has been played, this game felt noticeably important. The Mariners dropped the first two games of this four game set, making tonight feel like...
Start your day with some links. Happy Sunday, friends!! The Mariners have a shot to take two of four against the Yankees and carry some momentum into the Boston series. I like that idea. I hope you are all well rested and have a relaxing Sunday. Here are some links to read while you wait for the Mariners to start. In Mariners News... Emilio Pagan discusses his transition to the bigs and his recent success for the Mariners. Former Mariners prospect Luiz Gohara recorded a career high in...
The first-place Red Sox will be in Seattle for the only time this season for a three-game series that starts Monday night. It will be a battle of left-handers in Game 1. James Paxton, who has won his last four starts, takes the ball for the Mariners. Eduardo Rodriguez, who got better as the game went along in his first start back from the disabled last week, will start for Boston.
Clint Frazier hit a go-ahead two-run double in the sixth and four relievers combined for shutout relief to lift the Yankees to a 6-4 win over the Mariners at Safeco Field on Sunday.
The mysterious beast of Five Hundred eludes the Mariners once again Sunday in the Park with George: Guillermo Heredia, .211 WPA Sunday in the ER with Gangrene: James Pazos, -.315 WPA
The mysterious beast of Five Hundred eludes the Mariners once again
Sunday in the Park with George: Guillermo Heredia, .211 WPA
Sunday in the ER with Gangrene: James Pazos, -.315 WPA
The Mariners have agreed to a Major League deal with infielder Danny Espinosa, Yahoo Sports’ Tim Brown reports (Twitter links). Espinosa was released earlier this week by the Angels, ending a brief and very disappointing stint for the 30-year-old in Los Angeles. Espinosa hit just .162/.237/.276 over 254 plate appearances for the Halos, posting the lowest wRC+ (40) of any hitter in baseball with at least 250 PA.
When the Mariners acquired reliever David Phelps from Miami, manager Scott Servais stressed the value of the veteran right-hander's versatility.
The return of the king earl hedge knight, Yovani Gallardo.
I feel as though this sentiment well-encapsulates the Mariners season so far.
I believe that was the M's 7th 'if they make the playoffs we'll look back at this game' win of the season
— Dan Gomez (@gomezdan) July 23, 2017The team has flirted with competitiveness and flitted away from it more often than not. More likely than not they are too far behind already, but they seem unlikely to sell or buy significantly in one way or...
Jarrod Dyson is out of the Mariners’ lineup Sunday after crashing into the wall in center field the night before, though the Yankees will start southpaw Caleb Smith and Dyson regularly sits against left-handed starters. Guillermo Heredia will take over in center for the 1:10 game on 710 ESPN Seattle, which is the finale of a four-game series against New York. “I kind of jammed my toe a little bit, so it’s day-to-day right now,” Dyson said after Saturday night’s 6-5 Mariners win....
Or: I was so very wrong about Ben Gamel, or as I now know him, Benny Ballgame
All Ben Gamel wanted was a chance. So when the call came in, informing him that he’d been traded from the Yankees to the Mariners, he didn’t see it as being traded from the most storied team in baseball to a lesser-known team the other side of the country, three time zones away from his family in Florida. All he saw was a chance.
When Gamel didn’t make the team out of spring training, he was disappointed but...
Start your day with some links.
Happy Sunday, friends!! The Mariners have a shot to take two of four against the Yankees and carry some momentum into the Boston series. I like that idea. I hope you are all well rested and have a relaxing Sunday. Here are some links to read while you wait for the Mariners to start.
In Mariners News... Emilio Pagan discusses his transition to the bigs and his recent success for the Mariners. Former Mariners prospect Luiz Gohara recorded a career high in...Free baseball!
As tension built in the later innings of tonight’s games, the tens of thousands of fans in attendance would urge their team with chants. A battle between groups, “Let’s go Yankees” and “Let’s go Mariners” bounced back and forth between sections like punches exchanged between fighters. Even before the 100th game of the year has been played, this game felt noticeably important.
The Mariners dropped the first two games of this four game set, making tonight feel like...
Yovani Gallardo will rejoin the Mariners' starting rotation and square off with the Yankees' Caleb Smith on Sunday in the matinee finale at Safeco Field. After New York took the first two games of the four-game series, Seattle has a chance to split after its dramatic walk-off win in 10 innings Saturday night.