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SubscribeMarch 8, 2008 12:03 PM
M's sign Stark
Posted by Jose Romero
The Mariners announced that they have signed RHP Denny Stark to a minor-league contract. Stark, 33, was originally drafted by the Mariners in the fourth round of the 1996 amateur draft and made his major-league debut on Sept. 15, 1999.
Seattle traded Stark to the Colorado Rockies in 2001 along with Brian Fuentes and Jose Paniagua for INF Jeff Cirillo. He won 11 games for the Rockies in 2002.
Stark hasn't pitched since 2005, when he spent the season in the Cleveland and Colorado minor-league systems. He's coming back from two Tommy John surgeries.
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NewsvinePosted by jujay
1:23 PM, Mar 08, 2008
One thing that I have liked about Wilkerson is that he's drawing walks....and about the only one doing it.
Posted by ethan
4:12 PM, Mar 08, 2008
when they make these moves do they all sit around in an office and pop champagne and say, "WE CAN CELEBRATE THE PENNANT EARLY THIS YEAR BOYS - WE JUST SIGNED DENNY STARK!"
Posted by Bum Knee McGee
4:34 PM, Mar 08, 2008
Sometimes I think Tommy John himself is running things behind the scenes in our FO.
Posted by Dignan
7:37 PM, Mar 08, 2008
Denny Starks? Now I'll buy season tix! LOL
Posted by john
12:18 AM, Mar 11, 2008
He was a big leader for us in the past and now coming back after two Tommy Johns.... shows perseverance. I wish him the best of luck.
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Posted by AKMarinersFan
12:36 PM, Mar 08, 2008
I swear that the Mariners make moves just so the 50 or so front office staff have job security.