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1. Welcome to 'holistic' spring training: Meditation, yoga and 30-foot pitchers

Author

Sheinin, Dave

Subjects
Meditation -- Appreciation, Yoga -- Appreciation, Baseball players -- Training, Sports training -- Psychological aspects, Holistic medicine, Professional baseball, Books, Libraries, Public libraries, Company personnel management, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management
Abstract

Byline: Dave Sheinin PEORIA, Ariz. -- Around 7:30 one recent morning, with the desert sun having barely risen above the horizon, about a dozen Seattle Mariners minor leaguers, many in [...]

Published
2019

3. Stolen base champ is released

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball teams -- Human resource management
Abstract

Brian Hunter, last season's American League stolen base champion, was put on unconditional release waivers yesterday by the Mariners. Hunter, who had 44 steals last year, receives $593,407 in termination [...]

Published
2000

4. No Cliff-hanger

Author

Sheehan, Joe

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Officials and employees, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Pitchers (Baseball) -- Contracts, Baseball teams -- Human resource management, Baseball teams -- Officials and employees, Company personnel management, Contract agreement
Published
2010

5. Transaction Action: Langerhans Stays in Seattle, Shealy to Tampa, Atlanta Adds Thurston

Author

Tetreault, Joe

Subjects
Tampa Bay Rays -- Officials and employees, Tampa Bay Rays -- Human resource management, Atlanta Braves -- Human resource management, Atlanta Braves -- Officials and employees, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Seattle Mariners -- Officials and employees, Baseball players -- Contracts, Company personnel management, Contract agreement
Published
2009

6. Transaction Action: Cubs Send Milton Bradley to Seattle

Author

Tetreault, Joe

Subjects
Chicago Cubs -- Human resource management, Seattle Mariners -- Officials and employees, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball players -- Contracts, Company personnel management, Contract agreement
Published
2009

9. Griffey leaves Seattle Red-faced

Author

Knisley, Michael

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Cincinnati Reds -- Contracts, Baseball teams -- Human resource management, Baseball players -- Contracts
Abstract

Cincinnati's Jim Bowden--with a big assist from Ken Griffey Jr.--pulled off the trade of a lifetime last week, and Seattle's Pat Gillick was powerless to stop it You can imagine […]

Published
2000

10. Mariners Reaching Out To Japanese Fans

Author

Emmons, Natasha

Subjects
Sports franchises -- Contracts, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management
Abstract

The Seattle Mariners are building a bridge across the Pacific to fans in Japan. With the Dec. 18 signing of star Japanese pitcher Kazuhiro Sasaki, the team decided it had [...]

Published
2000

11. The Hot Corner

Author

Greene, Jamal

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, New York Mets -- Contracts, Baseball players -- Contracts, Baseball teams -- Human resource management
Published
1999

12. La Russa linked to Mariners' president job

Author

Nightengale, Bob

Subjects
Presidents (Organizations) -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals -- Recruiting, Baseball managing -- Achievements and awards -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Baseball managers -- Achievements and awards -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Industry hiring, Company personnel management, News, opinion and commentary, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management
Abstract

Byline: Bob Nightengale, @BNightengale, USA TODAY Sports Tony La Russa, who a month ago reached baseball's pinnacle by being elected into baseball's Hall of Fame, now could be poised to [...]

Published
2014

13. Cano said to get his 10-year deal, with Seattle

Author

Waldstein, David

Subjects
Baseball players -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Company personnel management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, New York Yankees -- Human resource management
Abstract

On Thursday afternoon, shortly before they were scheduled to meet with the Seattle Mariners, representatives for Robinson Cano placed a call to the Yankees, saying they believed their client could [...]

Published
2013

14. Hernandez ready to give back to Seattle

Author

Ortiz, Jorge L.

Subjects
Baseball players -- Contracts, Baseball teams -- Human resource management, Contract agreement, Company personnel management, News, opinion and commentary, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management
Abstract

Byline: Jorge L. Ortiz, @jorgelortiz, USA TODAY Sports oakland Felix Hernandez already has professed his longtime devotion to the Seattle Mariners with his words and his pen, signing a seven-year, [...]

Published
2013

15. Ibanez is going to Mariners, and Swisher to the Indians

Author

Arangure, Jr., Jorge

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, New York Yankees -- Officials and employees -- Management, Cleveland Guardians -- Human resource management, Management, Contracts, Human resource management, Officials and employees, Company business management, Contract agreement, Company personnel management, Baseball players -- Contracts
Abstract

General Manager Brian Cashman recently lauded the Yankees' uncanny ability to pull off important and unheralded moves late in the off-season, weeks after other notable free agents had signed. Last [...]

Published
2012

16. BATS; Mariners' Wakamatsu is the fifth to be fired

Author

Press, The Associated

Subjects
Baseball managing -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Baseball teams -- Human resource management, Baseball (Professional) -- Human resource management, Baseball managers -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Company personnel management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management
Abstract

The last-place Seattle Mariners fired Manager Don Wakamatsu on Monday, more than halfway through a season that began with a rebuilt roster and hopes of making the playoffs for the [...]

Published
2010

17. Cubs Ship Bradley and His Baggage to Mariners for Pitcher

Subjects
Baseball players -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Company personnel management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Chicago Cubs -- Human resource management
Abstract

Milton Bradley, the mercurial outfielder, was traded to the Seattle Mariners by the Chicago Cubs on Friday for Carlos Silva, an expensive and underperforming pitcher. Chicago also received $9 million [...]

Published
2009

18. Mets Add a Setup Man, the Mariners' Putz

Author

Shpigel, Ben

Subjects
Company personnel management, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, New York Mets -- Human resource management, Football players -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Football teams -- Human resource management
Abstract

The Mets officially welcomed their new closer, Francisco Rodriguez, on Wednesday, giving him a team jacket and parading him around Citi Field. Accomplishing his primary off-season objective excited General Manager […]

Published
2008

19. Yankees pick up discarded Mariner

Subjects
Baseball players -- Contracts -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Contract agreement, Company personnel management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, New York Yankees -- Contracts -- Human resource management
Abstract

Byline: The Associated Press New York -- First baseman Richie Sexson and the New York Yankees reached a deal yesterday, a week after the Seattle Mariners cut the slumping slugger. [...]

Published
2008

20. Standing still gets you nowhere. (Baseball)

Author

Rosenthal, Ken

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Seattle Mariners -- Management, Baseball teams -- Human resource management, Baseball teams -- Management, Baseball (Professional) -- Analysis, Company personnel management, Company business planning, Company business management
Abstract

Imagine the Mariners with a more productive third baseman than Jeff Cirillo. A power hitter in left who would reduce Randy Winn to a fourth outfielder. Another high-quality starting pitcher […]

Published
2003

23. Bellwether Johnson

Author

Stone, Larry

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Pitchers (Baseball) -- Evaluation, Baseball teams -- Human resource management
Abstract

In Seattle the Big Unit is a big problem, as more than just his age and his health factor into the decision on whether to keep him or trade him […]

Published
1998

24. In a first, Mariners sign Japan's Suzuki, an outfielder

Subjects
Contract agreement, Company personnel management, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball players -- Contracts
Abstract

The Seattle Mariners signed Japan's top hitter, outfielder Ichiro Suzuki, to a three-year contract today, putting him in position to become the first Japanese position player in the major leagues. […]

Published
2000

25. Piniella stays in Seattle

Author

Chass, Murray

Subjects
Contract agreement, Company personnel management, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball managing -- Contracts, Baseball managers -- Contracts
Abstract

Lou Piniella, the third of three potential free-agent managers, followed the other two yesterday, deciding to stay right where he was. After speculation had Piniella going home to Tampa Bay […]

Published
2000

27. Who needs Griffey?

Author

Klein, Frederick C.

Subjects
Business, Business, general, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management
Published
2000

30. Mets wait for word on Piniella

Subjects
New York Mets -- Human resource management, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball managers -- Contracts
Published
2002

31. Trading Johnson would be a huge mistake

Author

Schmuck, Peter

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball teams -- Human resource management, Pitchers (Baseball) -- Evaluation
Abstract

The axiom warns about the folly of ignoring history. Something about being doomed to repeat it. The Mariners might fin well to it up, for they are flirting with disaster. […]

Published
1997

32. Suzuki expects fast ride to Seattle

Author

Sherwin, Bob

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Pitchers (Baseball) -- Contracts
Abstract

ANAHEIM, Calif. _ The Seattle Mariners' Japanese-based ownership had nothing to with Makoto Suzuki turning down larger offers to sign with the Mariners. The Japanese-born pitcher, 18, signed for the […]

Published
1993

33. Japanese-owned team signs Japanese-born player

Author

Sherwin, Bob

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball teams -- Human resource management, Pitchers (Baseball) -- Contracts
Abstract

ANAHEIM, Calif. _ The Seattle Mariners took a significant, if not historic, step when they signed Japanese-born pitcher Makoto Suzuki. Suzuki, 18, agreed to an $800,000 contract, turning down offers […]

Published
1993

34. Signed: Ken Griffey Jr

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball players -- Contracts, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Contract agreement, Company personnel management, Contracts, Human resource management
Abstract

SIGNED: By Seattle Mariners centre-fielder Ken Griffey Jr., 26, a four-year, $46.7-million contract, making him the highest-paid player in baseball. In his seven seasons, Griffey has a lifetime batting average [...]

Published
1996

35. That sound in Seattle is too loud to ignore

Author

Nightengale, Bob

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball teams -- Human resource management
Abstract

True, so there still are folks in Seattle who wonder where the goal posts are during their baseball games. They still have difficulty understanding the concept of why Randy Johnson […]

Published
1995

36. Worth waiting for

Author

Kurkjian, Tim

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Los Angeles Dodgers -- Human resource management, Baseball (Professional) -- Draft
Published
1993

37. There's new life in Houston and Seattle

Author

Pascarelli, Peter

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Houston Astros -- Human resource management, Baseball teams -- Human resource management
Published
1992

38. Piniella's out of the pound, in the money

Author

Pascarelli, Peter

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball managers -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals
Published
1992

39. Giants swap power for peace of mind

Author

Nightengale, Bob

Subjects
San Francisco Giants -- Human resource management, Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball players -- Employment
Published
1991

40. Short hops...

Author

Kurkjian, Tim

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball players -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Football players -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Baseball (Professional) -- International aspects
Published
1991

42. Mariners overloaded with 25 pitchers

Subjects
Seattle Mariners -- Human resource management, Baseball teams -- Human resource management, Pitchers (Baseball) -- Employment
Published
1991

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