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Keep your merchandise, Mariners. What fans need is good baseball.
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Prosecutors are seeking an immediate change to the new marijuana law.
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Will off-season upgrades, a strong spring and shorter fences lead to 90+ wins?
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The rookie pitcher is looking better and better all the time.
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A team that flailed at the plate last year has lots of hitting options this year. And then there's the pitching.
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With Carp's trade to the Red Sox, the Mariners are hurting out in the green.
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Why can't we be more like Vancouver? A legislative move to nullify Seattle's sick leave law. Our beaches make us tough.
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Once again the Mariners are protected from their own bad decision making by a hesitant prospect.
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Mayors traveling on public tab and -- learning. An embarrassing lawsuit for King County. Olympia: Pam Roach speaks up. Party on, Beacon Hill food activists!
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Lots of joy in Mudville, as mighty King Felix displays perfection.
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It's no use being up-in-arms over Hamilton's signing with the Angels. We're better off without him.
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What, we can actually win Race to the Top money for local schools? McGinn, Constantine team up on 3rd Avenue safety. The Rock Hall of Fame recognizes Seattle greats.
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As the Mariners consider their off-season picks, they must fend off their instincts.
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Aging, over-priced players are no way to build a team.
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A new report undermines the supposed rationale for high West Coast gas prices. The city of Seattle is trying to protect its law on distributing commercial phone directories. And M's try to light up their fans.
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Attendance continues to sink at Safeco Field, but with most money now coming from television and corporate sponsorships, not ticket sales, management seems deaf to fans' appeals for a winning team.