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The Mariners announced Monday that third-base coach Bruce Hines will not be retained for the 2010 season. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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SEATTLE — The Mariners’ Kenji Johjima opted out of the final two years of his contract, allowing him to sign with a Japanese team. In April 2008, Seattle had signed the 33-year-old catcher to a $24 million, three-year extension covering 2009-11. Full Article at SpokesmanReview.com
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Published: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 The Seattle Mariners will have a new man in the third-base coach’s box next year. Full Article at HeraldNet
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Kenji Johjima walked away from $16 million on Monday, telling the Seattle Mariners he was triggering a contract option that let him return home to Japan rather than play here the next two seasons. Full Article at The Olympian
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In a stunning development, catcher Kenji Johjima has told the Mariners he is exercising the out-clause in his contract, allowing him to opt out of the final two years of his deal. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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We had some talks with Ken at the end (of the season) ... I have not talked to Ken recently, but I’m sure we’ll get to that. At this moment in time, everybody’s kind of winding down at the end of the season and kind of engaged in the playoffs.
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Kenji’s played 14-15 years of pro baseball, he’ll turn 34 this summer and has decided to play close to home ... Players from all parts of this country make the same decision. We respect that.
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We respect his decision to return home. Joh has been a terrific teammate and a great competitor ... His work ethic, production and desire to win made him a positive role model.
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I have had a wonderful experience competing at the Major League level. The last four years have been extraordinary, with great teammates and great coaches
