
A goodbye, and a hard reset
“Time is on my side” goes the classic song, written by Norman Meade, and performed in its best-known iteration by The Rolling Stones in 1964. It is a hopeful song. … Continue Reading A goodbye, and a hard reset
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“Time is on my side” goes the classic song, written by Norman Meade, and performed in its best-known iteration by The Rolling Stones in 1964. It is a hopeful song. … Continue Reading A goodbye, and a hard reset
Following a stretch where every game seemed to be decided by a single run, the Mariners lost their second straight lopsided game against an American League East team, getting walloped … Continue Reading Mariners get whhhhuuuupped in the Bronx
Baseball is a sport that can be tremendously boring, but also one that can leave you gouging finger marks into the armrest of your easy chair. The Washington Huskies on … Continue Reading Huskies punch ticket to first World Series
By Shane Lantz- The BS Show Felix Hernandez has not been a good pitcher for quite awhile now, and something needs to change. No matter your personal feelings toward the guy, … Continue Reading How to fix Felix and get the Mariners to the playoffs
Baseball, much like poetry, is unpredictable. Sometimes, it can be as beautiful as a Keats, as simple as a Silverstein, and as stupid and ridiculous as your mom’s corgi trying … Continue Reading The glory of the two-run strikeout
By Shane Lantz The BS Show Robinson Cano was suspended 80 games on Tuesday, for testing positive for Furosemide, a Diuretic drug typically used as a masking agent. So while … Continue Reading Oh no, Cano
By Shane Lantz The BS Show Oh Canada. What a series this was. From a historic night of bedlam under a domed sky in the Great White North, to an … Continue Reading Mo’ Canada
The BS Show, with Brett and Shane By Shane Lantz The end of April is nigh, and it’s time to look back on this unexpected month of Mariners joy. From … Continue Reading Mariners MVPs and LVPs
By The BS Show Shane Lantz I was watching the Mariners game at home on Tuesday afternoon, tucked into the dark repose of my living room, the blinds drawn as … Continue Reading The Greatness of Marco
Legends never die easy. They hardly ever die well. Ichiro Suzuki is a legend in the game of baseball. Even more so in the city of Seattle, where he captured … Continue Reading The Sadness of Ichiro
On Saturday night, the Mariners played a game that made fans across the region hyperventilate out both ends of the body, but thankfully, the M’s walked away with a close … Continue Reading THANK GOODNESS FOR THE OFFENSE- by The BS Show