Late during what would prove to be the Seattle Mariners' seventh-straight loss on Monday, March 26, second-sacker Jose Lopez seemed to amble toward first base to cover a throw. It was hard to tell for sure from where I was. Maybe he actually moseyed, or sauntered. "Nah, I had a good sight-line," re
So pervades mediocrity in the American League that the M's could be contenders. They head east now to face underachievers Detroit and New York.
OK, probably not — they already have a pretty good triple-A minor league team. So what the heck is going wrong at Safeco Field?
Maybe it's a lot worse than that. The Mariners finish a dismal 1-5 road trip.
Locals may gaze across the landscape past the inexplicably lit-up-all-day-and-night Qwest sports facility and see that other Elysian field: Safeco, where the Mariners play. This week, in reference to the latter, we hear or read: "You will not be going to Liberty Mutual Field, I can assure you of tha
