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Game 88, Rangers at Mariners

Found July 12, 2009 on U.S.S. Mariner:
PLAYERS: Chad Cordero,  Alex Liddi
TEAMS: Seattle Mariners

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The lineups are the same as they were last night, but Baker also informs us that Chad Cordero is close to getting into a game and Jeff Zimmerman (surprise) has arm soreness. I’m sure one of you was wondering. I’d suggest checking out the Futures Game too, where RF Tyson Gillies and 3B Alex Liddi [...]-- This post came from: U.S.S. Mariner, and is copyright by the authors. This RSS feed is intended for the personal use of readers and not, for instance, spam blogs. Game 88, Rangers at Mariners
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