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The real Team USA win is the Mariners winning the summer Blue Jays series when thousands of drunk Canadian casuals always pour into Seattle. Slink back to Alberta in shame, invaders.

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You could write the entire history of Major League Baseball without mentioning the Mariners.

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Skipping Ichiro would be malpractice. (Or Griffey, for that matter.) (Or the 116-win team.)

Ответ для Brad?

Ichiro transcends team, unless you’re lamenting how many years he spent losing in Seattle. Other guys did all the homerun stuff we thought Griffey might do. He’s skipable. (Don’t take me seriously I’m being a hater like Ken)

Ответ для Andrew Brown

I still want Jon to do a video on "What if the Mariners could score just one lousy point whenever Felix Hernandez was on the mound" and what it would do for his stats, like Bonds without a bat.

Ответ для Andrew Brown

Not sure what “transcends team” means here. In what way? All of his meaningful US accomplishments were with one team.

Ответ для Mike

(I did just see your advisement to not take you seriously)

Don't forget King Felix's perfect game. One of just 24 in the history of the sport.

Ответ для Dude in Basement

The coolest thing King Felix did was hit a grand slam off Johan Santana

The Mariners who have the best single-season win total of the last 120 years?

Ответ для Shawn Foss

The 1998 New York Yankees won 125 games.

Ответ для Andrew Brown

Actually wait is it too late to not take this side?

Ответ для Andrew Brown

The post-season, is, by definition, not part of the season.

we literally hold the record for most wins in a single season and it's only ever been tied, never beaten

You could, if your goal was to write a shitty incomplete history.

How could you write a history of baseball without mentioning the only team to never even bothering to make it to the World Series?

Just for saying that you get no cream cheese on your dog and no garlic on your fries.

They have three three Hall of Famers — four if you count Randy Johnson. A baseball history without Ken Griffey Jr., Ichiro, Edgar Martinez, and Randy Johnson isn’t much of a baseball history.

I can’t choose just one reaction image to sum up how awful this take is, so take your pick of these 10.

My first thought was Junior, because I saw Ichiro play right field in Miami.

A history of MLB without Ken Griffey Jr. or Ichiro is not a history worth reading.

Ответ для Frankendarling
Ответ для Prince Lev Nikolayevich Myshkin

Diamondback.

Ответ для Andrew Brown

Yeah tbh the main thing you need to know about Randy is he killed a bird so this works

Ответ для Fuck ICE

"How awesome was this guy's shit? *turns chair backwards* Well let me take ya back to 2001..."

Ответ для Andrew Brown

Always a Mariner first

Ответ для PVB

Expo first, baby

Ответ для Andrew Brown

FTW so was Pedro and so many other stars

Ответ для Andrew Brown

Expo.

Ответ для Prince Lev Nikolayevich Myshkin

I don't know how those teams from '95-'98 weren't more successful. Griffey A-Rod Randy Edgar Martinez Jay Buhner Jamie Moyer for 2 and half of those seasons too. They were a juggernaut offense that just couldn't find enough pitching.

Ответ для Shawn Foss

As a Cubs fan, maybe the fact that you ended in Jaime Moyer is a tell.

Ответ для Frankendarling

G. Kenneth Griffey? The White Sox outfielder?

Ответ для Frankendarling

The MLB history book needs a full-page lenticular photo that you can tilt back and forth to see Griffey's swing