Found December 11, 2007 on Bleeding Blue and Teal:
Richie Sexson, Kenji Johjima, Raul Ibanez, Willie Bloomquist and Jose Vidro are all scheduled to leave the Seattle Mariners via free agency after this coming season. How many of them will even make it that far as a Mariner?
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  • Richie Sexson is such a liability, k after k this guy lets me down every at bat, how much is he getting paid?.Raul is a great bat, Vidro is definitely a great addition. The Mariners better hold onto Adam Jones.
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