Seattle Mariners defy losses to lead AL West in strong start
Seattle, minus Alex Rodriguez, Ken Griffey Jr., and Randy Johnson, sits atop the AL West with baseball's best opening mark. Manager Lou Piniella cites adaptability and a balanced lineup featuring Ichiro Suzuki, Edgar Martinez, John Olerud, and a strong bullpen as key to overcoming gone stars and maintaining winning form.
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Surprises Abound as April Shakes Up Baseball Leaderboard
In early April, the season delivers shocks with the Twins atop the standings at 4-0 for Brad Radke and a 2.45 ERA from Bruce Chen. Nomo thrives at Fenway, Pujols shines at 21, Ichiro leads Seattle, and Boston's Red Sox surge while Braves and Mets grapple with pitching and bullpen troubles. Mariners, Cardinals, and Phillies also post strong showings, reshaping early title hopes.
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