Seattle Mariner great having his number retired.

In the Mariners Hall of Fame.

Baseball's best defensive shortstop and best pitcher share a warm, yet manly, embrace after King Felix's perfect game...

The ball jumps off his bat, as Guillen pulls his hands in to drive a pitch on the inner half of the plate to right field...

May 28, 2008. Sean Casey sign autographs during batting practice.

Boston Red Sox versus the Seattle Mariners @ Safeco Field (Seattle, WA).

He would eventually deliver the tying and go-ahead runs.

Seattle Mariner great having his number retired.

The solo home run gave the Sox a 10-8 lead in the 8th inning, which held up for the win.

photo: Shari Sommerfeld / MiLB.com

rehab assignment

Driving in Engel and Garcia, making the score 5-1.

Cubs 2nd-round draft pick in 2011 joined the Mariners in 2016.

Home of the Seattle Mariners

Catching Haniger's foul pop in the 8th inning.

San Diego Padres vs. Seattle Mariners, Petco Park.

Street sign by Safeco Field in Seattle. Taken August 13, 2009.

George Kenneth Griffey, Jr., makes his speech at his induction as the seventh member of the Seattle Mariner Hall of Fame...

The versatile player was in right field today.

June 2, 2007: Edgar Martinez was inducted into the Seattle Mariners Hall of Fame. Safeco Field was decked out in Edgar memorabilia galore.

Felix Hernandez of the Seattle Mariners.

This might be my favorite photo because of the DOF. Felix Hernandez pitching with Carl Crawford on 3rd base.

Tampa Rays vs Seattle Mariners

Safeco Field, Seattle

August 7, 2009

2011 Fanfest, Safeco Field

Home of Seattle Mariners baseball.

Edgar Martinez is a former Major League Baseball third baseman and designated hitter. He spent his entire 18-year Major League career with the Seattle Mariners.

The quick working Zambrano would pitch six innings, give up one run and four hits, but strike out six, getting the win over the Mariners. He would also go 1 for 2 with a double, scoring his team's first run.

Ah, Edgar Martinez. A fine, fine player. Well, assuming you don't think the Designated Hitter is the worst thing to happen to baseball since they outlawed the spitball.

Then again, I need him to fill out the ranks of my all-Rodriguez-and-Martinez fantasy team so maybe I shoould shut my yap.

Finally getting around to finishing up the composite I made of Felix Hernandez' first pitch of the 2007 MLB baseball season. Made from 20+ frames composited together. Not perfect, but it's not supposed to be...

The best hitter ever that has no chance whatsoever of making the Hall.

Colorado Rockies vs. Seattle Mariners - 06/12/09

Handheld at ISO 3200.

Felix Hernandez of the Seattle Mariners.

June 22, 2010. Chicago Cubs @ Seattle Mariners. Safeco Field, Seattle, WA. Closing pitcher David Aardsma gets a fist bump from Shortstop Josh Wilson before heading to the bullpen pre-game.

Home of the Seattle Mariners

Seattle, WA

On August 1, 2016 my wife and I attended a Seattle Mariners game. The Mariners were hosting the Boston Red Sox. Safeco Field is ditransitive with some asymmetrical shapes and great fan amenities.

El Rey mows down 27 Tampa Bay Rays hitters who had, to be kind, no chance. Even Rays manager Joe Maddon's 7th inning gamesmanship could not derail history. Felix had all of his pitches working in pitching the first perfect game in Seattle Mariner history. All hail King Felix...

King Felix busts a move after completing his first perfect game...

Felix Hernandez of the Seattle Mariners.

Ichiro Suzuki swings at a knee-high pitch.

Mike Trout just beats Justin Smoak's tag, as Alfredo Griffin looks on...

The quick working Zambrano would pitch six innings, give up one run and four hits, but strike out six, getting the win over the Mariners. He would also go 1 for 2 with a double, scoring his team's first run.