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Weekly Hit Ground Ball: The King’s reign continues

The endless taunts from Yankee fans could be brushed away at the time, but deep down they created a sense of hopelessness and dread. The New York Yankees, or some other big-spending team, were going to snatch Felix Hernandez from the Seattle Mariners

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A’s newcomers earn a split in Tokyo

Three of the A’s new recruits hit home runs off the Mariners’ bullpen to send the two teams back to the States with one win apiece from their two-game series in Tokyo. Yoenis Cespedes and Josh Reddick hit back-to-back jacks in the seventh inning before Jonny Gomes added a solo shot in the eighth to [...]

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Ichiro excels at ‘The Egg’ as M’s take the opener

Ichiro sent the fans home happy in Tokyo on Wednesday as his four hits helped the Seattle Mariners to a 3-1 victory over the Oakland A’s in MLB’s International Series opener

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A’s and M’s to get the season started

The 2012 MLB season begins in Japan on 28-29 March

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Dutch outfielder Greg Halman killed

There is tragic news coming out of the Netherlands today. Greg Halman, the Seattle Mariners and Netherlands outfielder, reportedly has been killed in an incident in Rotterdam

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Weekly Hit Ground Ball: Alex Liddi makes it to the Majors

The Seattle Mariners announced last week that they had called up three players to their Major League roster. With all due respect to Michael Saunders and Steve Delabar, the name that jumped out was that of Alessandro ‘Alex’ Liddi

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Weekly Hit Ground Ball: Oakland swap one Bob for another

Bob Geren became the first managerial casualty of the 2011 MLB season this past week

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Performance of the Week: Week Two

Plenty of individuals stated a strong case for the Performance of the Week award this week

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2011 MLB Preview: American League West

The American League West may have lost one of the best pitchers in the Majors over the offseason, but there is plenty of talent left in the division

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2010 Season Review: AL West

In the second of our six-part series, we’re staying on the west coast to look at the home of the American League champions

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