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It took more than two decades – but the Seattle Mariners are back in the playoffs. In a 1-1 game in the ninth inning, the team was looking for a hero. That was 21-year-old catcher Cal Raleigh, who came up with the biggest hit of his life. With two outs left he drove a breaking ball off Oakland Athletics pitcher Domingo Acevedo out of the ballpark to walk it off. As you’d imagine the Mariner’s home crowd went wild, as it marks the first time the team will qualify for a postseason birth since 2001. For context on how long it’s been, Mariner’s Japanese star outfielder was just 27 years old in his...
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For a team with a playoff drought that’s finally old enough to drink alcohol—in addition to a general manager who said he was “ready to transact”—the Seattle Mariners sure seem to be idle this offseason. On the heels of the new CBA announcement and the ensuing transaction freeze being lifted Thursday, M’s GM Jerry Dipoto said Friday that his team is in the market for two sluggers, a lefty reliever who could start, and perhaps even a high-end starting pitcher. Well, Seattle fans have (so far) been given Steven Souza Jr.—who signed a minor league deal with a spring training invite. If he makes t...
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