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In the bay area for the week. No mariners baseball![]()
Good thing I'm going to watch the Michael Morse greatness tomorrowIn the bay area for the week. No mariners baseball![]()
Going to miss so much Condor greatness
Should we be concerned that Cano's power-numbers just aren't there... yet?
Happy Felix day
So frustrating to see them waste chances to pull up and away from .500Yay!!!Happy Felix day
The M's look to get back to .500...AGAIN.![]()
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http://www.lookoutlanding.com/2014/5/27/5757040/angels-flap-their-wings-escape-pesky-marinersIt seems like just yesterday the Mariners were at .500. It actually was, though. Now that all-too familiar dance begins, where the Mariners seem to move around a game out of an arbitrary goal, back and forth, and back and forth, until the season crumbles into dust in September and the next set of kids are pulled up to hopefully minimize the damage for the following season. I distinctly remember a point last year when the Mariners spent what seemed like an entire month around ten games under .500. Win--ten games back. Lose--eleven games back. Win--ten games back. It didn't matter, though, that ten games back from half and half was a pretty miserable place to be in. It just felt nice that there was some abstract goal in mind. So now, as the Mariners seem to be starting up that dizzy dance of over and under, it's sure nice that they are doing it around .500 this time.