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Larry Stone gives his take on a wide array of baseball issues and weighs in about the Mariners too. Shortstop J.J. Hardy has long been linked to the Mariners as a possible trade target, but it's not going to happen. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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about 19 hours ago: FILE - In this Feb. 23, 2009, file photo, Minnesota Twins' Carlos Gomez poses for a photograph. The Milwaukee Brewers traded J.J. Hardy to the Twins on Friday, Nov. 6, 2009, for outfielder Gomez. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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While Yankees fans were busy attending the victory parade or watching it on TV, the front office of the other 29 teams were keeping busy. It's not even the general manager's meetings or Hot Stove time, but deals were already made today. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Later: Hardy is a guy that we'd all been hoping that the Mariners would make a play on this offseason to address the shortstop position, so it's a bit of a shame that he's been taken off the table so early and for what appears to be a fairly low price -... Full Article at Lookout Landing
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I'll admit this is mostly speculation, but there is quite a lot of reasoning behind my ideas. This is just free writing my ideas, so here it is, my 2010 Seattle Mariners offseason plan. 1. Swap Brandon Morrow and JJ Hardy. Full Article at Bleacher Report
