Four more Spring Training cuts rolled in today, and these four were even less surprising than some of the first batch.
First basemen Tommy Everidge and Brad Nelson along with outfielders Greg Halman and Mike Wilson have been reassigned to minor league camp.
Everidge was basically brought to the organization in case they weren’t able to land [...]

Browse entire “40-man, Player by Player” series here.Previous entry: Kanekoa Texeira.  Up next, Anthony Varvaro.
After being acquired as one of many useful parts in the J.J. Putz trade, Jason Vargas pitched 91.2 innings at the big league level in his Seattle Mariners debut.  It was an up and down year for him, as he got [...]

Catchers
I think I’ve held pretty steady in my summation of how the catcher positions would shake out for the 2010 Seattle Mariners. Basically, I’ve assumed that Rob Johnson is on the roster as long as he’s healthy and that Adam Moore could play his way onto the roster, but wouldn’t be rushed.  In posts where [...]

Jack Hannahan is going to miss at least 7-10 days with a groin injury. As we know, these things can linger, so the door is now open for Tui to make an argument to be the M’s utility player over the next couple weeks. I wouldn’t be surprised if this injury took longer to come [...]

The Pro Ball NW head-t0-head draft is taking place tomorrow, Saturday, at 10:15 AM PST.
The participants:

Browse entire “40-man, Player by Player” series here.Previous entry: Ian Snell.  Next up, Jason Vargas.
Last season the Seattle Mariners’ big league Rule 5 pickups didn’t work out as hoped.  Middle infielder Reegie Corona ended up getting shipped back to the New York Yankees and lefty reliever Jose Lugo went back to the Minnesota Twins.  Both [...]

Browse entire “40-man, Player by Player” series here.Previous entry: Ryan Rowland-Smith.  Next up, Kanekoa Texeira.
Last summer GM Jack Zduriencik went out and bought low on Ian Snell. With a couple rough years under his belt after being (perhaps) miscast as an ace and taking major issue with the Pittsburgh Pirates organization, the city of Pittsburgh [...]

Seven non-roster invites and one 40-man player have been voted off the island. Catchers Steve Baron and Luis Oliveros, lefty starters Mauricio Robles, Chris Seddon, Ryan Feierabend and Nick Hill and right handed relievers Joshua Fields and Steven Shell are the first cuts of the spring for our Seattle Mariners.

Browse entire “40-man, Player by Player” series here.Previous entry: Edward Paredes.  Next up, Ian Snell.

After making a favorable first impression in his first 157 big league innings between 2007 and 2008, 2009 was supposed to be the year Ryan Rowland-Smith secured his spot in the Seattle Mariners starting rotation for years to come. Of course, [...]

Browse entire “40-man, Player by Player” series here.Previous entry: Ricky Orta.  Next up, Ryan Rowland-Smith.
Edward Paredes is another guy that was added to the 40-man roster this offseason in order to keep him out of the Rule 5 draft pool.  The 23 year old Paredes has only pitched 6 games above A-ball, but could have [...]