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3 more outs!
**Seattle Mariners 2024 Season Thread ** | ELIMINATED |
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3 more outs!
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Ichiro 4-5 with 2 SB's (28 on the year)
Ackley 3-5, 3 RBI's and a triple
Carp 4-5, 4 RBI's and a triple
Ackley 3-5, 3 RBI's and a triple
Carp 4-5, 4 RBI's and a triple
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Ichiro 4-5 with 2 SB's (28 on the year)
Ackley 3-5, 3 RBI's and a triple
Carp 4-5, 4 RBI's and a triple
Ackley 3-5, 3 RBI's and a triple
Carp 4-5, 4 RBI's and a triple
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High-fives all around boys!
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High-fives all around boys!
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Thank god this losing streak has finally ended. I hope this is a sign of things to come and the M's can make their way towards .500 again.
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Thank god this losing streak has finally ended. I hope this is a sign of things to come and the M's can make their way towards .500 again.
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Didnt think anyone was still interested in Bedard
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[h2]Source: Red Sox eye Erik Bedard[/h2]
By Gordon Edes
ESPNBoston.com
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BOSTON -- With Boston Red Sox concerns mounting over pitcher Clay Buchholz, despite manager Terry Francona's statements to the contrary, the team's search for pitching help has expanded to include a left-hander who hasn't pitched in a month because of a sprained left knee.
And given what the Colorado Rockies want for right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez, Seattle left-hander Erik Bedard may be the most likely candidate, according to a major league source familiar with talks between the Mariners and Red Sox.
Bedard is scheduled to pitch Friday night in Seattle against the Tampa Bay Rays, his first start since June 27, when he went seven innings against the Atlanta Braves, allowing four hits and three runs. The next day, Bedard went on the disabled list because of his injured knee.
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If the Red Sox are satisfied that Bedard is healthy, they are expected to be aggressive in attempting to strike a deal for the lefty, who is well-acquainted with the American League East, having pitched five seasons for the Baltimore Orioles.
Bedard was considered one of the top young left-handers in the league until he injured his left shoulder and underwent surgery in both 2008 and '09, missing all of the 2010 season.
The 31-year-old Bedard returned this season, has made 15 starts for the Mariners and pitched well. His record was just 4-6, but he had a 3.00 ERA with 85 strikeouts and 26 walks in 90 innings. In his next-to-last start before going on the DL, against Washington, Bedard struck out 10 while allowing just two runs, both unearned, in six innings.
With Bedard eligible for free agency after the season, and because of the numerous health issues he has had, Bedard should be available for a reasonable price, although, as with other starting pitchers the Red Sox are pursuing -- Jimenez and Hiroki Kuroda of the Dodgers -- other AL contenders are in the mix, including the Yankees.
The source, asked to handicap which starter the Red Sox were most likely to acquire, listed Bedard first, followed by Kuroda and Jimenez.
Boston's interest in Bedard was first reported by FoxSports.com.
Meanwhile, as of Thursday afternoon, the Red Sox had not made a call on veteran utilityman Bill Hall, who was designated for assignment by the San Francisco Giants to make room for newly acquired Carlos Beltran.
Hall hit 18 home runs for the Red Sox and played seven different positions (including pitcher) last season, parlaying that success into a nice free-agent deal with Houston, but he has struggled in 2011, batting just .211 with two home runs and 14 RBIs.
The Giants had acquired Hall from the Astros after an injury to regular second baseman Freddy Sanchez, but Hall went on the DL with a spike wound in his left leg and appeared in just 16 games for the Giants.
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Didnt think anyone was still interested in Bedard
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[h2]Source: Red Sox eye Erik Bedard[/h2]
By Gordon Edes
ESPNBoston.com
Archive
BOSTON -- With Boston Red Sox concerns mounting over pitcher Clay Buchholz, despite manager Terry Francona's statements to the contrary, the team's search for pitching help has expanded to include a left-hander who hasn't pitched in a month because of a sprained left knee.
And given what the Colorado Rockies want for right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez, Seattle left-hander Erik Bedard may be the most likely candidate, according to a major league source familiar with talks between the Mariners and Red Sox.
Bedard is scheduled to pitch Friday night in Seattle against the Tampa Bay Rays, his first start since June 27, when he went seven innings against the Atlanta Braves, allowing four hits and three runs. The next day, Bedard went on the disabled list because of his injured knee.
[h4]More On The Red Sox[/h4]
Gordon Edes and the rest of the ESPNBoston.com team have the Red Sox covered for you. Blog
If the Red Sox are satisfied that Bedard is healthy, they are expected to be aggressive in attempting to strike a deal for the lefty, who is well-acquainted with the American League East, having pitched five seasons for the Baltimore Orioles.
Bedard was considered one of the top young left-handers in the league until he injured his left shoulder and underwent surgery in both 2008 and '09, missing all of the 2010 season.
The 31-year-old Bedard returned this season, has made 15 starts for the Mariners and pitched well. His record was just 4-6, but he had a 3.00 ERA with 85 strikeouts and 26 walks in 90 innings. In his next-to-last start before going on the DL, against Washington, Bedard struck out 10 while allowing just two runs, both unearned, in six innings.
With Bedard eligible for free agency after the season, and because of the numerous health issues he has had, Bedard should be available for a reasonable price, although, as with other starting pitchers the Red Sox are pursuing -- Jimenez and Hiroki Kuroda of the Dodgers -- other AL contenders are in the mix, including the Yankees.
The source, asked to handicap which starter the Red Sox were most likely to acquire, listed Bedard first, followed by Kuroda and Jimenez.
Boston's interest in Bedard was first reported by FoxSports.com.
Meanwhile, as of Thursday afternoon, the Red Sox had not made a call on veteran utilityman Bill Hall, who was designated for assignment by the San Francisco Giants to make room for newly acquired Carlos Beltran.
Hall hit 18 home runs for the Red Sox and played seven different positions (including pitcher) last season, parlaying that success into a nice free-agent deal with Houston, but he has struggled in 2011, batting just .211 with two home runs and 14 RBIs.
The Giants had acquired Hall from the Astros after an injury to regular second baseman Freddy Sanchez, but Hall went on the DL with a spike wound in his left leg and appeared in just 16 games for the Giants.
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Well, there is value in Bedard for a team who wants to get the most bang for their buck. Bedard will probably come at a discount and could provide some great starts for a WS contender.
Pretty smart by the Sox actually.
Pretty smart by the Sox actually.
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Well, there is value in Bedard for a team who wants to get the most bang for their buck. Bedard will probably come at a discount and could provide some great starts for a WS contender.
Pretty smart by the Sox actually.
Pretty smart by the Sox actually.
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Sonics Appreciation Night ~ Who's going?
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Sonics Appreciation Night ~ Who's going?
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Didnt go unfortunately and im not near a tv but I see we're getting our heads bashed in
thank god we got that win in NY
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Didnt go unfortunately and im not near a tv but I see we're getting our heads bashed in
thank god we got that win in NY
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Math word problem of the day:
In the Rays half of the second inning they scored 8 runs, while I was driving up North. If I was able to cover 40 miles during this time, and that half inning lasted 32 minutes, how fast was I going?
Thankfully Rizzs had Lou Brock in the booth and I heard some interesting information and stories.
In the Rays half of the second inning they scored 8 runs, while I was driving up North. If I was able to cover 40 miles during this time, and that half inning lasted 32 minutes, how fast was I going?
Thankfully Rizzs had Lou Brock in the booth and I heard some interesting information and stories.
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Math word problem of the day:
In the Rays half of the second inning they scored 8 runs, while I was driving up North. If I was able to cover 40 miles during this time, and that half inning lasted 32 minutes, how fast was I going?
Thankfully Rizzs had Lou Brock in the booth and I heard some interesting information and stories.
In the Rays half of the second inning they scored 8 runs, while I was driving up North. If I was able to cover 40 miles during this time, and that half inning lasted 32 minutes, how fast was I going?
Thankfully Rizzs had Lou Brock in the booth and I heard some interesting information and stories.
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The Hawk
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From the MLB season thread. Don't know anything about those guys, but I'm all for stockpiling.
They just had to get rid of my guy, huh?
