Felix Hernandez

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.  

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.  

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

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.  

by Alex Brown, Baseball Examiner The Mariners underachieved badly in 2008, finishing with the American League’s worst record despite a payroll of almost ...  

SEATTLE -- Developments during the Mariners' first 100-loss season in 25 years caused a reshaping of the front office and changes on the field in 2008. Exactly where the organization goes from here is the $100 million-or-so question. As a point of ...  

The Seattle Mariners were high on expectations entering the 2008 season. The team crashed. Hard. Their manager and general manager lost their jobs and the ...  

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.  

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

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.  

David Ortiz is the designated hitter for the MLB's Boston Red Sox. Prior to joining the Red Sox in 2003, Ortiz played for the Minnesota Twins and Seattle Mariners. Born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Ortiz began his Major League Baseball ...  

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.  

There were a lot of things not to like about the Seattle Mariners’ recently concluded 61-101 regular season. But what is more disconcerting than the lousy play are the reports of a bad locker room. In the season obituary we ran in Thursday’s ...  

The Seattle Mariners try and finish their season with a three-game sweep of the Oakland Athletics this afternoon at Safeco Field.  

Suzuki had two hits and scored the decisive run as the Seattle Mariners rallied for a 4-3 victory over the Oakland Athletics on Sunday, completing their ...