Seattle installing 11,425 square foot Jumbotron

Now they need to install some decent hitters into their lineup.

Spending that kind of money on a new video screen almost tells you that the Mariners are going to bring in n high profile free agents which in turn puts new rear ends in seats to help pay for both.

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Originally posted 09:12 AM ET  11.16 by toad

Spending that kind of money on a new video screen almost tells you that the Mariners are going to bring in n high profile free agents which in turn puts new rear ends in seats to help pay for both.

I think they'll be going hard after Hamilton.

Who cares?

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Originally posted 09:49 AM ET  11.16 by THE BISHOP!

I think they'll be going hard after Hamilton.

He would be great for 3 or 4 years.

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Originally posted 09:12 AM ET  11.16 by toad

Spending that kind of money on a new video screen almost tells you that the Mariners are going to bring in n high profile free agents which in turn puts new rear ends in seats to help pay for both.

The Mariner's? High profile FA's? NEVER!

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Originally posted 08:36 AM ET  11.16 by h2opololpunk

Now they need to install some decent hitters into their lineup.

now they need to add some tough bonuses to every player salary,, more motivation and better physical condition,,,,,every player should make 200 pushas one round,then move to the batters box,,,whoever makes the most pushas should get more money to their account!!!

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Originally posted 09:49 AM ET  11.16 by THE BISHOP!

I think they'll be going hard after Hamilton.

hamilton wont be enough for the mariners weakest offense!!!! plus injuries are a big slump in hamilton's backpak~~

the mariners need to use the same type of approach as the blue jays and the dodgers,, either go forwards or,,go backwards!!!!

i think the mariners have the right players,except they do not have the right manager and coaching staff,,,,

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Originally posted 11:18 AM ET  11.16 by /

He'd go blind from a caffeine overdose within a month after starting to play for Seattle.

the temptations would be around him in any team he do sign with it,,, only if he brings with him his own doctor,,,

there could be more problems for hamilton than in texas,,, or he may be able to have a decent first year,,,unless otherwise!!

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Originally posted 11:45 AM ET  11.16 by Traded to Seattle

He would be great for 3 or 4 years.

or for one solo single year,,,,

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Originally posted 09:12 AM ET  11.16 by toad

Spending that kind of money on a new video screen almost tells you that the Mariners are going to bring in n high profile free agents which in turn puts new rear ends in seats to help pay for both.

zack greinke? josh hamilton? ryu ryu?? bj upton?? justin upton??david price??

In Seattle we don't go after free agents we build them and send them out to the world.

As long as Hamilton isn't looking for more than 5 years I think Seattle would be a great fit as we just passed marijuana legislation. Not sure if it's his drug of choice but it's there.

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Originally posted 01:45 PM ET  11.16 by ALesserGod

In Seattle we don't go after free agents we build them and send them out to the world. As long as Hamilton isn't looking for more than 5 years I think Seattle would be a great fit as we just passed marijuana legislation. Not sure if it's his drug of choice but it's there.

Nice.

MLB hasn't legalized pot yet, so it would get him suspended when he got caught, but it might mellow him out a bit until then.

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Originally posted 08:36 AM ET  11.16 by h2opololpunk

Now they need to install some decent hitters into their lineup.

Exactly my thought