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Sports >  MLB

Pete Rose, baseball’s hit king who was banned from the sport, dies at 83

Pete Rose, who won two World Series titles with his hometown Cincinnati Reds on his path to breaking the all-time hits record but whose stardom disintegrated after he was caught gambling on his team as manager, leading to his banishment from the game and exclusion from the Hall of Fame, died Monday in Clark County, Nevada. He was 83.

Sports >  Seattle Mariners

Mariners battle for walkoff win over A’s in 10 innings

SEATTLE – This much can be said about the Seattle Mariners as they play out the final series of the 2024 season – a three-game series with a team that is soon to be formerly known as the Oakland A’s – they are playing with the effort of a team still fighting to make the playoffs.
Sports >  Seattle Mariners

Guest commentary: Mariners’ fortunes will change as soon as they quit swinging for the fences and learn to put balls in play

Since the franchise came into existence in 1977, the Seattle Mariners and their fans have seen just about everything. From winning 116 games in 2001, to then going on the longest playoff drought in the four major sports combined, the M’s are becoming highly impressive at finding creative ways to break fans’ hearts year in and year out. And the 2024 season might top them all.
Sports >  Seattle Mariners

George Kirby dazzles, Mariners hold Rangers to one hit in 7-0 win

SEATTLE – In a season filled with brilliant outings from the pitching staff, including the most quality starts in all of Major League Baseball, the unique trio of George Kirby, Trent Thornton and Eduard Bazardo combined for possibly the Mariners’ best overall pitching performance of the season in Sunday’s 7-0 win over the Rangers.