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What are Mariners looking for in new manager? Here’s what Jerry Dipoto said. (opens the original)
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SEATTLE – Jerry Dipoto will return for a 12th season in charge of the Mariners’ baseball operations, and he will direct an “exhaustive” search for the club’s next manager. “Full autonomy – that I can assure you,” Dipoto said Monday, a day after the team announced Dan Wilson’s departure. “I always have had full autonomy. I work for great people. They give us the resources that we need to do the thing we need to do. They trust our programs, and I feel like we failed them this year because this sho
Who will replace Dan Wilson as Mariners manager? 5 possible replacements (opens the original)
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Cal Raleigh was still processing the news of Dan Wilson’s departure when he was asked Sunday afternoon if he wanted to be involved in the search for the next Seattle Mariners manager. “It’s uncharted territory for me,” the Mariners catcher said. “So I don’t really necessarily know how that goes at this level. We’ll just have to see how it plays out. I’m sure they’ll probably start looking right away.” The search for Wilson’s successor is expected to begin in earnest this week. Neither of the Mar
Bryan Woo’s career-best start helps Mariners avoid sweep to A’s (opens the original)
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SEATTLE – In the best start of his career, Bryan Woo allowed only one hit over eight dominant innings, helping the Mariners avoid an embarrassing four-game sweep to the Athletics with a 2-0 victory Sunday afternoon. With a runner on first, Woo got Brian Serven to pop out to end the eighth inning, his 102nd and final pitch, and walked off the field to a standing ovation from the crowd of 36,867 at T-Mobile Park. Woo allowed just three base runners and struck out nine. “It means a lot,” Woo said o
Mariners offense erupts again to claim series win in Boston (opens the original)
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BOSTON – There is an oxymoronic opportunity laid out in front of the Seattle Mariners over the season’s final 22 games. There is the daunting challenge of overcoming five months of substandard baseball and a five-game deficit in their division. And yet, here they are, about to embark on the sport’s softest September schedule, a finishing kick that invites optimism and stokes the imagination. “Everyone knows what’s at stake right now. We gotta go,” veteran shortstop J.P. Crawford said Wednesday n
Julio Rodríguez’s late gaffe sinks Mariners in loss to Red Sox in extras (opens the original)
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BOSTON — As the Red Sox celebration unfolded in shallow right field, Julio Rodríguez made his way off the Fenway Park field at a tortoise’s pace, his steps labored, his face expressionless. In a moribund stretch defined by one misstep after another, the Mariners had to stomach a defeat Monday night as demoralizing as any in a season as disappointing as any. And their star center fielder shouldered the brunt of this one after his ninth-inning defensive gaffe led to the tying run and set the stage
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