dave niehaus

The wait for the complete return of Our National Pastime has never felt longer but, mercifully for us "seamheads", today is the day that the Great American Game finally begins again! Baseball is back and I couldn't be happier.

Is there a better phrase than "Play ball!"? Especially on Opening Day? Well, if it's uttered by the late, great Seattle Mariners broadcaster Dave Niehaus, probably not. Here is this year's updated version of, "Welcome Back, Baseball".

Multiple sources are reporting today (July 1) that former Seattle SuperSonics TV/Radio Play-By-Play Broadcaster Kevin Calabro has decided to hang up his headphones.

Hip-hop superstar and Seattle native Macklemore is being brought back to open the Seattle Mariners home schedule opener.

A sign crew delicatley removed each letter that was on the facade of the home plate enterance at what is the home of Major League Baseball's Seattle Mariners.

Originally produced in 2008 and voiced by the late Hall of Fame radio broadcaster Dave Niehaus, the Seattle Mariners have updated the video that is rolled out each year to usher in the new season.

Seattle Mariner great Edgar Martinez will find out if he makes the National Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2018 this afternoon.

Recently, the Seattle Mariners announced that, following the 2018 season, their partnership with Safeco Insurance for the naming rights of the stadium will not be renewed. We asked you, and listeners of 1460 ESPN Yakima and readers of ESPNYakima.com what it should be named, if money were no object. We ran an online-only poll and offered up three of our own fairly logical and obvious choices but al

Six years after his untimely passing, Seattle Mariners fans finally get a well-deserved biography on their beloved radio play-by-play announcer Dave Niehaus.

In a ceremony earlier today in front of the home plate entrance of SafeCo Field at the corner of Edgar Martinez Drive and Dave Niehaus Way, the Seattle Mariners unveiled a life-sized bronze statue of the greatest player in the club's 40-year history - Ken Griffey, Jr.