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Happy Sunday everybody! I’m back! I sincerely hope that I bring some offense with me. Time will tell, as it so often does.
The Mariners offense continues to spurt and sputter as it has now been THIRTEEN days since the team has scored more than three runs in a game. One way or another, the Mariners will not be .500 after tomorrow’s series finale in Cleveland that starts at 10:40 am PST.
In Mariners news…
- The Mariners cancelled the piggyback start that was scheduled for yesterday’s game, which means that Emerson Hancock will start today’s game and George Kirby will start tomorrow in Seattle.
- The Trade Deadline looms on the horizon, and the Mariners may be more motivated than ever to take go take some swings. Adam Jude at the Seattle Times weighed a handful of options.
- Do you feel as though your favorite baseball team’s offense is stuck in a rut? Unable to score more than a scant handful of runs on most days? Well good news! There is a website just for you!
Around the league…
- Jacob Misiorowski is pushing the entire league to new heights all by himself.
- MLB.com is continuing their 50 States, 50 Stories series for America’s 250th birthday, yesterday featuring Washington, and the greatness of Tim Lincecum.
- If you’re looking for a broadcast with a heavy focus on pitching insights, tune in to tonight’s Yankees-Red Sox Sunday Night Baseball game that will have Roger Clemens in the booth.
- While the White Sox of today beat the brakes off the Royals on Friday night, one White Sox of yesteryear was getting married.
- Sure man. Do whatever.
