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With the remarkable run that he’s been on at Triple-A Tacoma, and the Mariners’ clear need at his position, what else do the ...

I enjoyed the story a great deal, but one particular anecdote, from former Rockies reliever and current Seattle Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto, stuck out to me. From the article: Dipoto: They ...

Jerry Dipoto, Rockies reliever (1997-2000) and current Mariners general manager: I saw some of the longest home runs that a human can possibly hit. At the height of Mark McGwire, I watched him ...

Important developments in MLB career as executive Jerry Dipoto entered the baseball scene in 1993 as a pitcher for the Cleveland Indians but he was a Colorado Rockies pitcher when he announced his ...

That leaves one Detroit player's fate uncertain. And that can lead to Seattle President of Baseball Operations Jerry Dipoto making his first-ever trade with the American League Central club ...

And that can lead to Seattle President of Baseball Operations Jerry Dipoto making his first-ever ... the Colorado Rockies and the Los Angeles Angels are the only three teams that Dipoto hasn ...

Prior to the start of this season Seattle Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto was confident the team would make a World Series run in 2024. But after the Mariners collapsed over ...

Jerry Dipoto, the Mariners president of baseball operations, fired longtime manager Scott Servais, who’d been the skipper for nine years. Related Articles Rockies sweep Marlins behind masterful ...

Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto added in a conference call ... Chicago Cubs, Colorado Rockies and San Francisco Giants, Servais came to the Mariners as a first-time manager ...

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Through the first week of the MLB season, Jerry Dipoto had the same takeaway virtually everyone else had watching the Mariners’ new-look lineup. “I wish we hadn’t struck out so much,” the ...