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The Seattle Mariners have made a myriad of moves during the off-season and are set to challenge for supremacy in the competitive American League West. If you are heading out to Safeco Field for a Mariners game, you'll want to read our "Fan's Guide to the Game" below.Opened on July 15th, 1999, Safeco Field is an open-air marvel of modern design. The retractable roof keeps fans sheltered from rain and wind while allowing for fresh open-air and a natural grass playing surface. With its mix of classic architecture and modern facilities, a trip to Safeco Field won't be easily forgotten. Upon arrival, fans are treated to quite a site. Classic brick walls and nifty window designs are sprinkled with more modern materials to make up one awesome looking exterior. The outside of Safeco Field is almost as appealing as what's going on inside. Once inside Safeco Field it's hard to resist the feeling that you've just stepped back in time to the golden age of baseball, where parks became monuments, players became heroes and the air was just a bit sweeter than today. Fresh-cut grass creates a tartan patchwork on the field and classically designed supports reach up to the sky all around. Sweeping views of the downtown rest just behind the outfield walls while spectacular sunsets play backdrop to it all. Of course not every day can be a Rockwell painting, but most come close here.Hungry? Stop by the Bullpen Market in center field. There are several concession areas here, mostly populated by Seattle-area merchants. Grab a vegetarian burrito from Bubba's Burritos. Bullpen Asian Bentos offers noodle bowls and stir-fry. Bullpen BBQ is also around when noodles and veggies just won't suffice. Get Ivar's Fish and Chips from the nearby Bullpen Pub. From here fans get a good view of both bullpens as well as the workings behind the manual scoreboard. A manual scoreboard!I could ramble on for a while about the perks and ambiance of Safeco Field but it's best experienced in person. From comfortable seating and great sight lines to the illusion of intimacy within such a vast stadium, the true baseball fan will not be let down after catching a game inside this great stadium.Safeco Field is one of the brightest gems to be found within the treasure chest that is Major League Baseball. They've thought of everyone when setting up this park, so grab some friends, family or co-workers and get out to the game.
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What up y'all? Hope that you guys got to see our game against OKC last night because I almost did something that I’ve never accomplished in my 11-plus years in the NBA.
I nearly recorded my first triple-double in the NBA ever. It was just my second game back from the suspension and my legs were kinda getting heavy out there again, but I was able to get 17 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists. Just one assist short!!!! We were all trying to pick up the slack with out injured and the nine assists tied a career-high for me.
I haven’t had a triple-double since back in high school in Texas and that was with blocked shots, so I don’t even really count that. It would have been so much cooler to get my first triple-dub in the league.
What makes it even weirder was that I didn’t even play in the fourth quarter because we were up so big. But I did almost get back in the game. Some of the guys on the bench were trying to get Coach Van Gundy to put me back in the game, but I understand what he was doing keeping me out when we were up 30.
When the lead fell to 18, coach sent me and to the scorer’s table to check back into the game. On one hand, I wanted to get back in to try and go for the triple-double. But on the other hand, I was kinda stiff after sitting on the bench, so I was OK not going back in.
It’s all good, not getting the triple-double. There will be other chances for that to come. This was about me trying to shake that rust off as quick as possible, I kind of struggled in my first game back on Monday because my legs got tired and my shot was flat.
We all know that have a HUGE game coming up on Friday in Boston, and I really wanted to shake the rust off before we played the Celtics. We’ll be going back there for the first time since last spring when we won that Game 7 on their homecourt.
I feel like that’s going to be a statement game for us to show the rest of the NBA how good of a team we really are. The Cleveland game last week was like that, and it killed me not being back for that game.
We know the Celtics are going to be trying to get some revenge against us, but we’ll be ready. It’s a really big game for us to show the rest of the league that we’re still one of the teams to beat in the Eastern Conference. And hey, you never know, I might get a triple-double in that game!!!
Well, I gotta get outta here. We got practice to get ready for Boston later today and then we fly out this afternoon for Beantown. Ya’ll be sure to check us out on ESPN Friday night and drop me a line when you can. Later.
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