But I also wanted to ask him about one of his first mentors, Dave Niehaus, the revered Mariners broadcaster, who died 10 years ago on Tuesday. Advertisement While Blowers, 55, didn’t have the ...

But there was only one Dave Niehaus. The Mariners broadcaster since the beginning and the only original employee of the organization who remained, Niehaus died Wednesday of a heart attack at his ...

Advertisement Still, Hill risked it. He didn’t want to miss anything Dave Niehaus had to say. It has been nearly a decade since Niehaus, who died in November 2010 at 75, called his last game.

The world has lost an icon. After 34 years of being a radio and television announcer for the Mariners, all 34 years of the team’s existence, Dave Niehaus has died at the age of 75. At the risk ...

When Dave Niehaus and Ken Wilson embarked as the inaugural Mariners announcers in 1977, they heard a common complaint. “A significant number of people indicated we were nothing, that we would ...

The Mariners could have replaced Dave Niehaus with Vin Scully, and local fans would have complained, "What the hell are that bum's qualifications?" and run him out of town. That's because ...

The Voice. Dave Niehaus has been silenced now, though the echoes of his calls will live on, joyously, in our mind’s ear, as well as in replays that will be dragged out and savored for perpetuity.

I can’t say I knew Dave Niehaus well. But in the years I spent covering television and sports in Seattle, I came to appreciate him not as legendary broadcaster or gifted storyteller – certainly he was ...

broadcaster Dave Niehaus on Friday with the first statue in franchise history. The sculpture sits on the right field concourse of Safeco Field and the radio booth where Niehaus called hundreds of ...

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – The Hall of Fame speech was over, and Dave Niehaus returned to his seat among the icons of baseball, relieved at having only one near emotional breakdown. That came midway ...

The Niehauses’ tree farm encompasses 182 acres in Perry and Dubois counties in southern Indiana. The land has been in their family since Dave Niehaus’s grandparents bought it soon after they married ...