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Mariners 2001: A Joy Ride into the Record Books [Paperback]

Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Author)

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Publication Date: November 26, 2001

My oh my!! Get out the mustard and some rye to sit down with the Grand Salami pictorial review of the Seattle Mariners’ historic 2001 season. This is the ultimate souvenir of a truly unforgettable year. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer staff, including Art Thiel and Laura Vecsey, have put together an exhaustive collection of the 2001 season's highlights illustrating a truly amazing team. From spring training to the last game of the post-season, magic Mariner moment after moment is included -- from Area 51 action to the All-Star game to Rhodes’s three-carat earlobes. Guaranteed to keep your Sodo Mojo going until our fellas come back in 2002, this keepsake book includes profiles of the entire team, over 100 full-color photos, and an accounting of all the amazing plays.

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Product Details

Paperback: 96 pages
Publisher: Seattle Post-Intelligencer (November 26, 2001)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0962455989
ISBN-13: 978-0962455988
Product Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 x 0.3 inches
Shipping Weight: 12.8 ounces

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4.0 out of 5 stars A great summary of the greatest season in history., February 10, 2002

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This book describes the Seattle Mariners and, indeed, their joy ride into the record books as a team in 2001. While the book may not hold interest to regular Post-Intelligencer readers, for one like me, a Mariner fan from out-of-state, this book provides incredible articles and comprehensive insight. There is an included appendix with the entire Mariners schedule, as well as many articles and original editorials on players. The book features incredible and touching pictures describing the Mariners' season. Indeed, even a true baseball fan would enjoy having this book.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Great recap of a great season, October 11, 2002

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This is a must-read and must-own for anyone who loves the Mariners and followed that wonderfil 2001 season. The Seattle P-I's writers are terrific, and did a terrific job capturing the magic of this amazing season as it happened. And yes, the stories are right out of the paper - they're supposed to be.

Book quality is excellent for a paperback. Print quality is great, too. Highly recommend this one.

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INCREDIBLE. PREPOSTEROUS. ABSURD. Pick a word to describe the Seattle Mariners' 2001 season and it could just as easily apply to the way it ended. Read the first page

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American League, Bret Boone, Safeco Field, Lou Piniella, New York, Mike Cameron, John Hickey, Art Thiel, Edgar Martinez, Freddy Garcia, Aaron Sele, Alex Rodriguez, David Andriesen, Ichiro Suzuki, Arthur Rhodes, Cal Ripken, Carlos Guillen, Kazuhiro Sasaki, Paul Abbott, World Series, Yankee Stadium, David Bell, Kansas City, San Diego, White Sox

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