Struggling Seattle stymied by Texas
                   
mlb.com     May 14, 2008            

ARLINGTON -- Mariners manager John McLaren looked like a guy who had a bad day, on top of having a bad week and a bad month. After the Mariners' 5-2 loss to Texas on Tuesday night, their 11th loss in 13 games, McLaren ran down the litany of things that didn't go right for his team on this night.... [read full story]                    


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Mariners continue youth movement

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Mariners tumble with 3-1 loss to Orioles

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La Velle E. Neal's Sunday Insider: Mariners are still a mess

startribune.com     Aug 3, 2008   12 related          

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Jerry Day to jam McLaren Park

examiner.com     Aug 2, 2008          

Jerry Garcia may be the most famous man to grow up in The City’s Excelsior neighborhood. For the past six years, a concert in his honor draws more and more locals to this hidden working-class neighborhood. Jerry Garcia Day, a...                    

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