Mariners, Padres to play for Vedder Cup in nod to Pearl Jam singer
Named for Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder, who grew up in San Diego and came to fame with Seattle rock giants Pearl Jam, the Vedder Cup moniker was originally coined by sportswriters in the two cities, searching for a nickname for the rivalry between the two teams, who were designated as "natural rivals" when MLB adopted interleague play in 1997.
Chicago White Sox prospect Rikuu Nishida got a chance to meet his idol, Ichiro Suzuki. However, the exchange went beyond that ...
Felnin Celesten will be one of the top Seattle Mariners prospects featured in Friday's Spring Breakout game. Shannon Drayer profiles the talented shortstop.
The winner of the upcoming season series between the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners will ... exit velocity on a hit, per MLB. Last season the Mariners won the season series with the ...
When someone discusses the most influential players in Seattle Mariners history, two names are immediately mentioned: Ichiro Suzuki and Ken Griffey Jr. Griffey ...
Eddie Vedder is bringing his love for Seattle and San Diego to Major League Baseball! On Friday, MLB announced that the Mariners and Padres will compete for the Vedder Cup every year, and will ...
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