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SEATTLE _ Looking for signs of life at Safeco.
Looking for a signal that with the strike threat over, the concentration has returned. Looking for a squall line of base hits. Looking for a single with men in scoring position.
Looking for the offense to take advantage of a mistake. Looking for that spark that has been such a part of the Mariners in the past.
"Look, the Mariners aren't flat," Manager Lou Piniella said after Sunday's 9-4 victory over Kansas City. "The Mariners haven't hit with men in scoring position. We got ourselves in a funk. Maybe we've been pressing and before you know it, it's a burden.
"But we're not flat. Our pitching's good. Our defense has been excellent. But you can't win in this league scoring two runs ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Mariners shake off death throes.(The Seattle Times)