Felix Hernandez

The Seattle Mariners have lost another candidate in their search for a general manager — Oakland assistant GM David Forst has decided not to interview for the position.  

Wladimir Balentien capped a three-homer game with an inside-the-park shot in April. (Shawn E. Davis/MLB.com) With the 2008 season in the books, MLB.com is taking a look back at the year's highlights in each Major League club's farm system. More 2008 ...  

... general manager for player personnel, is one of five candidates who will be interviewed for the general manager's position with the Seattle Mariners. ...  

MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com - Seattle, WA - Below please find the 2008 Seattle Mariners minor league season review for 2008...  

Mets vice president of player development Tony Bernazard will interview for the vacant Seattle Mariners GM position sometime this week, according to the Seattle Times.  

AP d the superstar outfielder just keeps cooling himself at his locker with a white, paper-thin fan with red roses on it. “In this setting, we don’t have ...  

Seattle Mariners pitcher Felix Hernandez allowed one earned run against the Texas Rangers but still lost his ninth decision, 1-0.  

The Seattle Mariners, jump-starting the process of hiring a general manager, will interview five candidates this week, according to industry sources.  

(Sports Network) - Wins have been hard to come by lately for Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay , who will take the mound tonight in the opener of a three- game series versus the Seattle Mariners at Safeco Field. Halladay is winless (0-1) over his ...  

The Seattle Mariners begin the final series of what's been a miserable 2008 season with tonight's first of three straight meetings with the Oakland Athletics from Safeco Field.  

The American League-worst Seattle Mariners don't plan to raise ticket prices for next season, and they might even offer some cheaper seats in response to tough economic times.  

The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim resume their quest to gain home-field advantage throughout the upcoming playoffs when the American League West champions wrap up a four-game series with the Seattle Mariners this evening at Safeco Field.  

The Seattle Mariners won’t raise ticket prices next season because of “great trepidation” over the economy, team president Chuck Armstrong said in an interview Friday.  

Closer JJ Putz will try to rebound from an injury-plagued 2008 season to stabilize the bullpen. Relievers Sean Green, Roy Corcoran, and Ryan Rowland-Smith ...  

SEATTLE -- The American League-worst Seattle Mariners don't plan to raise ticket prices for next season, and they might even offer some cheaper seats in response to tough economic times.