Mariner Talk Chat Forum

Is the piggyback experiment over?
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seattlefan-daBronx wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 22, 2026 8:12 pm

LETs Freakin GO¡!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm a loser!
Go to Detroit; you're up next!!!
Day off on Thursday.
3:40 P.M. (our time) on Friday, June 5th. You get Framber Valdez and Bryan Woo.
Go on a long winning streak journey!

You're not kidding. I was playing third about a month ago and some guy who played in the Blue Jays organization smoked a line drive that curved and caught me right in the heel of my glove hand, at first I thought it was broken. And yes, those senior bats are something else. I'm 59 and still hitting...

I fear my GT streak is nearing it's end.
Warming up in the dressing room is the fat lady. Her screeching is painful to my ears.
Go M's.....

If you actually saw these 50-and-over players play, especially in the major-plus division, you'd be amazed. Michael K has played the game too and can probably attest to this. I got hurt and had to hang up the cleats awhile back. Actually, based on my Facebook memories? It was ten years ago last nig...

DavidGee24 wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 03, 2026 7:58 pm

JP does it again! Unlike the Mets, the Mariners score REAL runs!

Scary 1st with the Mets letting us shit ourselves (thanks, Josh), Kirby not credited with an earned run, at least.
JP puts us back to zeros.

Great that Pereda is in the lineup and when Cal gets back, Garver should be gone. Pereda has hit well in the minors the last few years and even when he was hitting under .200 for us he was swinging the bat well. Wisdom had his moment last night, and let's just thank him and then send him on his way...

Josh Naylor has returned. Wisdom on the bench waiting for another chance; he rose to the occasion last night. ~ Josh Naylor's back, and Mets're gonna be in trouble (Hey-la-day-la, Josh Naylor's back) When you see him comin', better cut out on the double (Hey-la-day-la, Josh Naylor's back) Hey, he kn...

This may be the toughest matchup in almost 2 weeks. Peralta's not quite at the performance level as his last 3 years at Milwaukee, but 85% Freddy is better than 100% of some of the pitchers we've been facing for a while. He strikes out a lot of hitters but he also gives up the long ball. Don't be sw...