Tag Archives: Seattle Mariners

Some Baseball Blog Posts Featuring the Seattle Mariners

I definitely write for Lookout Landing now. I’ve penned three posts at this point and I’m still there and they haven’t asked me to leave. It’s happening. It’s real. Seeing as Lookout Landing is a baseball blog that focuses on the Seattle Mariners, and I myself am also a Seattle Mariners fan, it seems like a not terrible idea to compile a few links to the posts I’ve written in the past that were about said Mariners. There have been 288 submissions around these parts and 50 of them have been tagged with “Seattle Mariners.” So those are some numbers. Below, you’ll find a link to all 50 (if you hate yourself, I suggest reading them all), as well as a hand-picked sampling from that number that I don’t completely despise. Maybe you came here from Lookout Landing and want to know how terrible I am at writing. Maybe you’re just super into the Seattle Mariners and lord help you. At any rate, there is Seattle Mariners content here, if you’re into that sort of thing.

All posts tagged “Seattle Mariners”

Oliver Perez: Vessel of the Divine

Please Remember That Felix Hernandez Threw a Perfect Game and Me and My Wife Were Both There As Witnesses

An Open Letter to the Person Selling an Autographed Erik Bedard Jersey on Seattle Craigslist

Purchased: Randy Johnson and Ken Griffey Jr. 1991 Fleer Baseball Cards

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Oliver Perez: Vessel of the Divine

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As evidenced by the above image of and Jon Heyman tweet about, Mariners pitcher Oliver Perez is now an official vessel of the Divine. Tasked with removing all hell from all baseballs, Perez has begun his righteous journey in Arizona, where he’ll be pitching for his home country of Mexico in the World Baseball Classic. So far, he has risen to his saintly challenge, and he has succeeded. Today, there are baseballs in Arizona who have had all the hell removed from within, and there shall be more to follow in likewise manner. In order to begin a long and arduous quest, one must simply take the first step. Oliver Perez has done just that. Godspeed to him.

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Happy Valentine’s Day from Ken Griffey Junior, Seattle Mariner

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I remember having these in elementary school, back when you would take a box of Valentines to school and fill one out for every kid in your class and then walk around in circles, dropping them off one by one at each individual desk with its very own painstakingly handcrafted card-receiving paper receptacle. Ken Griffey Junior was a Mariner then. The world was less complicated and terrifying. It was pretty alright.

Thanks to betterthanbeckett.blogspot.com for the amazing compilation of Valentines

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Call to the Pen: Ruben Amaro and Jack Zduriencik: A Phone Conversation

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Please click this internet hyperlink to read the entire post over at Call to the Pen

Ruben Amaro leans back in his chair and swivels one-half turn to face the windows behind his desk. His back is to the door. He gently closes his right fist and taps his knuckles on the arm rest. He glances at his watch, is unmoved by the time, looks upwards and closes his eyes. The phone rings. He opens his eyes. In the reflection of the dark windows he can see the plastic light of the device flashing orange and intermittent. He turns and faces his desk, lets the ringing go unanswered three more times. He picks up the phone.

Amaro: Hello?

Zduriencik: Ruben.

A: Oh, good evening, Jack. I didn’t think it would be you.

Z: No? No, I suppose you wouldn’t.

A: It’s been a while.

Z: Indeed, it has been. Are you busy?

A: I’m always busy, Jack, you know that. But what’s up?

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Call to the Pen: Mariners Trade For Morse, Are A Baseball Team

Please click this internet hyperlink to read the entire post over at Call to the Pen

We’ll leave the serious analysis of this trade to the professionals. A quick sourcing on the Internet reads Bad Trade Mariners, but what’s done is done. The Seattle Mariners have like, 19 different players who are all 1B/DH/LF type players. No matter their resemblance, they are all beautiful and unique snowflakes. Here is some more than likely nonsense information about all of them.

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NotGraphs Villanelle Challenge: Will the Mariners Ever Be Good Again

There was a call, sounded out through the pipes and tubes of the Internet and that call was from NotGraphs and it was for villanelle poems. I responded to said call, I responded because I am a sad and lonely man and because I’m desperate for any shred of inspiration to write, no matter how flimsy or structured or poetry-based or not. My poem was about the Seattle Mariners and how they are always bad at baseball and never seem to win all that many baseball games. Today, the destiny of Seattle sports seems even more clear than when I penned the lines, but let us not speak of such things. Instead, here is the internet hyperlink that you can click to read my submission and many others. May sadness not completely consume us just yet.

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#BaseballTeam Will Invite Disaster if They Think Single Free Agent is Lone Solution to Their Problems. My Column:

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#Twins will invite disaster if they think Vance Worley is lone solution to their problems. My column:

#Pirates will invite disaster if they think Jason Grilli is lone solution to their problems. My column:

#WhiteSox will invite disaster if they think Jeff Keppinger is lone solution to their problems. My column:

#Indians will invite disaster if they think Nick Swisher is lone solution to their problems. My column:

#Yankees will invite disaster if they think Massive Earthquake is lone solution to their problems. My column:

#Athletics will invite disaster if they build new stadium atop Mount Nyiragongo. My column:

#Brewers will invite disaster if they ask Land Slide over to their house, socially. My column:

 

 

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Players in Which the Mariners are Interested

Josh Hamilton

Mike Napoli

Zack Greinke

Brent Lillibridge

Relatives of Felix Hernandez

Russell Martin

Wil Myers

College friends of high slot draft picks

Nick Swisher

The rest of them

All the players

Every single one

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