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Free agency lite? Mariners prepare
An offseason that has seen the Seattle Mariners sign Ken Griffey Jr. and Jack Wilson will heat up considerably Friday, and not just because teams on that day can begin making offers to free agents other than their own.
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Four more years, Felix, and then ...A few weeks after Felix Hernandez was snubbed by his major league peers - he didn't rank among the top three American League pitchers in the Players Choice awards - the Mariners ace got what he deserved Tuesday.
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K.C., Felix can't stop Greinke
For just the fourth time, the Cy Young Award went to a pitcher on a last-place team, as Kansas City Royals ace Zack Greinke easily beat a field of elite pitchers that included Seattle's Felix Hernandez.
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Jack Wilson signs 2-year, $10M deal
Shortstop Jack Wilson, who was named the best fielder at his position last year by the Fielding Bible, knows the Seattle Mariners and their fans never got to see that fellow play in 2009.
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Wilson and Mariners agree to $10 million, 2-yr deal
SEATTLE — After shortstop Jack Wilson arrived in Seattle in a trade last summer, it didn't take long for him to know he wanted to stay.
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Mariners ink SS Wilson to two-year contract
The Seattle Mariners on Friday signed shortstop Jack Wilson to a two-year contract. Per club policy, financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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911 call sends Mariners' Wetteland to hospital
Seattle Mariners bullpen coach John Wetteland was resting at home in Denton, Texas, on Thursday night after a trip to a hospital.
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Mariners coach Wetteland at home after hospital stay
Seattle Mariners bullpen coach John Wetteland is resting at home after a hospital stay because of what Denton County officials called a "mental health issue."
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Wetteland at home after hospital trip
DENTON, Texas — Former All-Star closer John Wetteland was resting at home Thursday night after a trip to a hospital, where the Seattle Mariners say he was treated for an elevated heart rate.
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Griffey stays with Mariners for 2010SEATTLE — Junior's back in Seattle, one more time.
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