Through the first 1/16th of the Major League Baseball season, the Seattle Mariners are floating just above the .500 mark at 6-5. They’ve given fans some reasons to cheer (young, exciting players) and some to jeer (no more “Louie Louie” during the seventh inning stretch), but what is real and what is false in some of the things they’ve shown to start the season? Let’s find out with three truths and lie about the Mariners’ season so far.
Matt Brash is the real deal: Sure looks like the truth. Through two starts, he’s already shown what he can do with a fastball that hits 97mph and a
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