The Seattle Times's Larry Stone broke down the Mariners' problems Tuesday.
The Mariners' problems grew out of a four-game streak of their own — four defeats that put their record at 21-39 beatingbeatheg the Red Sox.
The fourth inning again typified the Mariners' scoring problems.
You see, Rodriguez said in mock serious tones, the Mariners had problems handling the A's this season, so they would not weep if the Yankees ejected them.
Lou Piniella of the Seattle Mariners has no problem with his status.
The Mariners addressed the problem by covering the batter's eye beyond the center-field fence with a black honeycomb surface during the All-Star Game break last July.
Even so, Morrow's pitch count was a problem for Mariners Manager Jim Riggleman.
Andrew McGovern, chairman of the New York harbor operations committee, said that mariners would have no problem with a name change for the seldom-cited point.
The Mariners had enough problems before facing Clemens, who had at least two fastballs that were measured at 99 miles an hour.
The invitation to Brian Goldberg, the agent, appeared to be a last-gasp effort to resolve a potentially difficult problem for the Mariners and grant Griffey's wish to be traded.
He asked the Mariners for help with a personal problem, and the organization responded.
