Seattle Mariners

Monday night marked the return of Major League Baseball for another year. At my house we refer to it as "New Year's Day" and celebrate almost as fervently as we do on December 31st of each year. This year was no different.

While the Mariners have pulled up the rear in the standings more often than not over the last decade, one area where the M's always excel is in their annual batch of promotional commercials.  In fact, they are consistently voted tops in the big leagues by fans across the country. My all-time favorite is probably the spot featuring Edgar Martinez and "The Clapper" or the King's (Felix Her

Pasco, Washington native Jeremy Bonderman gets the start for the Seattle Mariners today when the M's (2-1) take on A.L. West favorite Los Angeles Angels (0-3) in Cactus League play.

Reports are coming in that seem to confirm that Seattle Mariners ace right-handed pitcher Felix Hernandez is about to become the highest paid hurler in professional baseball history.

Easily the face of the Seattle Mariners franchise during their 35-plus year history and one of the greatest all-around players of his generation, "The Kid" is scheduled to be inducted into the Seattle Mariners Hall Of Fame.

Troubled free agent all-star outfielder Josh Hamilton is switching teams but staying in the same division.

The Seattle Mariners are making BIG changes at their home, Safeco Field, this off season.

I'm a HUGE sports fan - especially baseball - and, because of the nature of my household, my 7 year-old son is as well. When I saw this video of a young St. Louis Cardinals fan's reaction to his team being eliminated from the playoffs, I couldn't help but empathize with the poor kid.  Not only because of the age similarity but because I, too, have felt EXACTLY this way (substituting the Seattle Ma

17 years ago today, people in the Northwest were reveling in the stunning victory the Seattle Mariners had pulled off against the California Angels less than 24 hours earlier to advance to the playoffs for the first time in their history. As folks gathered around the water cooler the next morning, attention was quickly shifted when word that the jury seated in the "Trial of the Century"

Following his historic perfect game last Wednesday afternoon at Safeco Field in Seattle, Mariners ace "King" Felix Hernandez attempts to become only the second player in baseball history to throw back-to-back no-hitters when the M's face the Cleveland Indians tonight at 7:00 P.M.

Seattle Mariners ace Felix Hernandez has just pitched a perfect game en route to defeating the Tampa Bay Rays by a score of 1-0. Watch the final strikeout after the jump:

My seven-year-old son Drew and I share father/son time together a number of ways.  One of those is watching the television together whenever there's a Mariners game on or watching one of the many episodes of America's Funniest Home Videos we have on the DVR. I can't wait to show him this clip when I get home...