The universe works on a math equation

DMZ · March 29, 2007 at 1:04 am · Filed Under Mariners 

that never even ever really even ends in the end.

Baker @ the Times: “Ordonez on verge of making Mariners”

“Saint” Rey Ordonez, age 36
2002: 460 AB, .254/.292/.324
2003: 117 AB, .316/.328/.487
2004: 61 AB, .164/.190/.262
2005: n/a
2006: n/a

Career: .246/.289/310

Willie Bloomquist, age 29
Career: /257/.312/.329

PI: “Burke appears set as M’s backup catcher”

Jamie Burke, 2006 in Oklahoma: 370 AB, .278/.323/.422
Rene Rivera, 2006 in Seattle: 99 AB, .152/.184/.253

PI notebook on cuts.
Cut: C Rivera, RHP Green, LHP O’Flaherty, RHP Small, OF Reed
Players left in camp: 33
Cuts remaining: 8

Felix: 100% ready

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55 Responses to “The universe works on a math equation”

  1. Slippery Elmer on March 29th, 2007 2:16 pm

    I miss a lot of pitches.

    — Mike Cameron

  2. firova on March 29th, 2007 2:56 pm

    Rey Ordonez? Give me Jaun “Mancho” Bernhardt.

  3. A Series of Tubes on March 29th, 2007 2:57 pm

    I miss Aquimidez Pozo.

    1 mariner at-bat. but it was in 1995, so he’s permanently burned in my mind.

    scrappy as hell. uh…I assume.

  4. JMHawkins on March 29th, 2007 5:24 pm

    I miss sanity.

  5. LB on March 29th, 2007 9:31 pm

    The Manny-Ichiro story is the creation of a lazy Boston sportswriter …

    The New York Post employs lazy Boston sportwriters now?

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