Tonight’s article is a little different, because this team is a little differe
Tonights article is a little different, because this team is a little different. On a night where everything went off script, the Mariners pushed through and did just enough to get the win.
Mariners outlast Yankees 3-2 thanks to Morses 10th HR of the year
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NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Jeff Budke talks about the Seattle Mariners win over the...
Oliver Perez- Control Artist?
Fans of baseball, especially those of the New York Mets, know Ollie Perez can be a wee bit wild at times (to put it mildly). However, in his first appearance of the season with the Mariners he threw only 9 pitches and all 9 were strikes. Better yet, he retired 4 batters on those 9 pitches and struck out 1 of them. Perhaps we're looking at the next Greg Madduz-esque control...
2013 World Baseball Classic Uniforms: Mexico
Wanted to watch Oliver Perez again? Of course you do. Oliver Perez will be playing for Mexico in this year’s World Baseball Classic. Mexico is keeping the same color pallet from last year and the same hat however the uniform update didn’t go so well:
The hat still looks good. The uniform is suffering from the same characteristic as a lot of other teams, the small jersey font...
Seattle Mariners resign reliever Oliver Perez
Perez coming back
The Seattle Mariners announced today that they have resigned left-handed reliever Oliver Perez for the 2013 season.
Perez receives a one-year deal worth $1.5 million. There’s an extra $600K that can be made through performance bonuses.
This isn’t a step forward or back, but a lateral move designed to retain a Seattle bullpen that ranked 12th in the majors in...
Perez agrees to deal with Mariners
Oliver Perez is staying with the Seattle Mariners, giving them a left-handed specialist out of the bullpen next season.
Seattle and Perez agreed Saturday to a $1.5 million, one-year contract. He was 1-3 with a 2.12 ERA in 33 games last season and had a stretch of 20 consecutive appearances in July and August where he did not allow a run. That streak was tied for the fourth longest...
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November 05, 2012
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Oliver Perez Re-Signs with the Mariners
Oliver Perez was once a highly-coveted pitcher. Now, it seems he is gaining some of that shine again. The Seattle Mariners re-signed the 31-year old to a one-year deal rather than let him hit free agency where he was likely to attract a lot of attention. The Mariners seem confident in Perez now that he has gained some of his velocity back and appears to be less injury-prone...
Perez Thrived In Relief Role For M’s
Driven out of New York after failing to live up to a hefty contract and back to the depths of Double-A after almost a decade of Major League service, Oliver Perez faced a crossroads in his professional life last year.
Despite the continual adjustments that came with the new territory of relief pitching, Perez’s return to the Major Leagues was successful. The lefty turned into one...
Oliver Perez is Good Now. Seriously.
There have been a lot of surprising developments in baseball this year — the Pirates and Orioles are contenders, Carlos Ruiz is an MVP candidate, and Josh Reddick is among the Major League lead in home runs. Baseball is really good at constantly surprising us with things that you just couldn’t have predicted.
But, even by the unpredictable standards of MLB, there’s probably...
Delabar down to AAA, Perez up to the Mariners
Per a press release from the Seattle Mariners on June 16 the Mariners called up left-hander Oliver Perez from Triple-A Tacoma and optioned right-hander Steve Delabar to Tacoma. They also designated outfielder Chih-Hsien Chiang for assignment.Perez, 30, was 2-2 with a 4.65 ERA in 22 relief appearances with Tacoma. His 12.19 strikeouts per nine innings led Pacific Coast relievers.Delabar...
Mariners sign LHP Perez to minor league deal
The Seattle Mariners have signed left-handed pitcher Oliver Perez to a minor league contract with an invite to major league spring training.
Seattle announced the deal with the nine-year veteran on Wednesday. He spent all of the 2011 season pitching for Double-A Harrisburg in the Washington Nationals organization.
Prior to his season in the minors, the 30-year-old Perez spent five...
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January 18, 2012
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