Indians rally past M's to earn sweep
After four losses, three on walk-offs by the Indians in four days, the Seattle Mariners couldn't pack their bags and get to the airport fast enough.
''Glad to leave,'' closer Tom Wilhelmsen said. ''Glad to leave Cleveland.''
Talk about lost weekends.
Despite hitting homers in the eighth, ninth and 10th innings, the Mariners made costly errors...
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Seattle Mariners swept four straight in Clevleand
The Seattle Mariners don’t play the Cleveland Indians again until July 22nd. After this weekend, that might be too soon. Seattle can now refer to Cleveland as “heartbreak city” as the Mariners lost three times on walk-offs, twice in extra innings. The red-hot Indians posted a four-game sweep, sending Seattle to 20-25 on the season and 2-5 on a road trip that started promising...
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SEA@NYY: Wilhelmsen retires Cano to tally 11th save
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5/16/13: Tom Wilhelmsen gets Robinson Cano to ground out to short with a man on third to earn his 11th save in the Mariners' 3-2 victory
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Mariners facing make-or-break seasons in 2013
Step up, or get out
In 2012, the Mariners saw breakout seasons from guys like Kyle Seager, Hisashi Iwakuma and Tom Wilhelmsen. It also saw the departure of guys like Brandon League and Jason Vargas.
With the plethora of players brought in this offseason, the front office has proven that they are not afraid to bring in fresh faces to replace the old.
Looking forward to the upcoming...
Brandon League vs. Tom Wilhelmsen trade info graphic
This got a chuckle out of me today. The Brandon League vs. Tom Wilhelmsen trade image. ENJOY.
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Tom Wilhelmsen Thrives With Fastball
Tom Wilhelmsen converted his seventh save of the season Monday night against the Orioles, tossing a scoreless ninth inning. The appearance marked his 16th straight without allowing an earned run, a span encompassing 19.2 innings pitched.
Wilhelmsen brandishes a three-pitch arsenal, using a curve and change along with his fastball. But it’s the fastball — averaging 95.8 MPH, 14th...
Seattle Mariners closer a decent soundbite
Tom Wilhelmsen seems not only to have established his pitching credentials with Seattle, but also as a go-to guy for quotes.
After the onetime Golden League (Tucson, AZ) hurler closed out the Mariners’ six-man no-hitter against the Los Angeles Dodgers and 235-pound catcher Jesus Montero threw himself into Wilhelmsen’s arms the current closer told Reuters “that...
GIF: Tom Wilhelmsen Delivers the Most Knee-Buckling Pitch of the Weekend
Over the weekend, the White Sox continued their winning ways by taking two out of three games from the Seattle Mariners. That makes 14 wins in 16 games for the surging Sox, who now sit atop the AL Central by 2.5 games.
However, in the one game the White Sox lost weekend, Mariners pitcher Tom Wilhelmsen made them – and one player in particular – look absolutely silly.
Here is...
Barman-turned-big leaguer outgrows novelty act
PEORIA, Ariz. -- This time last year, Seattle Mariners reliever Tom Wilhelmsen was a long shot, a novelty act, not much more than a footnote. But now? He's a bonafide major league pitcher.
A seventh-round draft pick of the Milwaukee Brewers in 2002 out of Tucson High, Wilhelmsen and his mean fastball seemed destined for the big leagues. But after a pair of positive drug tests...
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March 21, 2012
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2011 Player Development: Tom Wilhelmsen
In this series, SeattleClubhouse takes a look at prospects that made big improvements in 2011 for the Mariners. This post covers perhaps the least likely big league contributor on the list: bartender turned reliever Tom Wilhelmsen.
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October 06, 2011
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