Seattle Tickets Finder

You need a big place to handle a big band. The Beach Boys are playing soon at Safeco Field. Come out to Seattle for the show. Here is some info from wikipedia:

The group initially comprised singer-musician-composer Brian Wilson, his brothers, Carl and Dennis, their cousin Mike Love, and friend Al Jardine. This core quintet, along with early member David Marks and later bandmate Bruce Johnston, were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988. The Beach Boys have often been called “America’s Band”, and Allmusic.com has stated that “the band’s unerring ability… made them America’s first, best rock band.” The group has had thirty-six U.S. Top 40 hits (the most of any U.S. rock band) and fifty-six Hot 100 hits, including four number one singles. Rolling Stone magazine listed The Beach Boys as one of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. According to Billboard Magazine, in terms of singles and album sales, The Beach Boys are the No. 1 selling American band of all time

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Hoping to regain the glory they had back in the mid-ninety’s, the Cleveland Indians are here to stick it to the Seattle Mariners. Safeco Field is the battle ground and you are the audience. Get your tickets quick for these colossal games. If you are having trouble finding tickets to this game at the box office here are the places to shop for after market tickets:
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The new kids on the block the Tampa Bay Devil Rays are coming to Safeco Field soon. This team was established in 1998, and has seen marginal success. The Mariners about twenty years more experience then the newbies, but you never know what could happen at these games. The Mariners better keep there guard up. If you can’t find the tickets you want to this game at the box office here are the places to shop for after market tickets:
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The Detroit Tigers have been around for about 113 years and they are coming to Safeco Field to play the Seattle Mariners. The Tigers have been a middle of the road team for the last couple years except last year when they did very well. They have a lot of confidence right now so that will make these games exciting. If you can’t find the tickets you want to this game at the box office here are the places to go for after market tickets:
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The Blue Jays are the only team in Canada in MLB, so that causes them to carry a large load on there shoulders. Coming to Safeco Field, they hope to represent Canada by putting up a good fight, yet they are going up against a strong team where anything could happen. Go and watch the Mariners play Canada’s only team. If you are having trouble finding tickets to this game at the box office here are the vendors to shop for after market tickets:
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Champions of the 2004 World Series, the Boston Red Sox are coming to battle at Safeco Field. Also from the American League, the Red Sox have a long history of being a good team, but I am not worried because the Mariners can take on the challenge. If you can’t find the tickets you want to this game at the box office here are the places to shop for after market tickets:
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Established 1882, the Cincinnati Reds have been around longer then the Yankees. The Seattle Mariners should have no problem running circles around old guys like this. Come out with other fans and root for the Mariners at Safeco Field. If you are having trouble finding tickets at the box office for this game then check out these after market vendors:
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Rrrrrrr, the Pittsburgh Pirates are coming to swashbuckle our land lovin’ Seattle Mariners. None of that will happen at Safeco Field because our team is too good and the fans won’t be pushed around by crazy plank walkers. If you have a hard time finding tickets to this game at the box office here are the places to shop for after market tickets:
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Every time I hear the name Baltimore Orioles I think I hear the word Oreo. Maybe it is just me, but I think that should be there real name. Well, with that said come to Safeco Field and watch the Seattle Mariners take on a cookie team right here at home. If you can’t find the tickets you want to this game at the box office here are the places to shop for after market tickets:
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Coming from the opposite corner of the west coast, the San Diego Padres are hoping to find some love at Safeco Field. They will find love from some, but most of the love will be directed to the Seattle Mariners. Lets welcome the Padres in and send them home with no wins. If you are having problems finding the tickets you want at the box office here are the places to shop for after market tickets:
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Known by long time fans as the Anaheim Angels but called the Los Angeles Angels, this team is coming to Safeco Field. Being to busy thinking about what they want to be called should make it easy for the Mariners to win. It is always fun to be at the games so if you can’t find the tickets you want to this game at the box office here are vendors to shop for after market tickets:
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Established in 1901, the New York Yankees have been World Series Champions over twenty times. With a record like I would be scared out of my wits to play this team but it will be no problem for the Seattle Mariners. Come to Safeco Field and watch this exciting series. If you can’t find the tickets you want to this game at the box office here are the places to shop for after market tickets:
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The 2005 World Series Champion White Soxs are coming to Safeco field. Established in 1893, the White Sox are one to the oldest teams in Major League Baseball. Go and support the Mariners as they play a good team. If you are having problems getting tickets to this game at the box office here are the places to go for after market tickets:
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The Kansas City Royals are coming to Safeco Field to play the Mariners. As of the last couple years the Royals have been playing poorly. These games may be just practice for the Mariners, but you never know how good a team can be when they are underestimated. These games could be some of the best of the season so if you can’t find the tickets you want to this game at the box office here are the vend0rs to shop for after market tickets:
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From the American Central league, the Twins are hoping to score big at Safeco field. But the Mariners won’t have it that way. They are out to win all the home games and the Twins are just another speed bump in the way of doing just that. These games are sure to be good so if you can’t find the tickets to this game at the box office here are the shop to go for after market tickets:
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Another division rival is coming to Seattle to battle the Mariners. The Texas Rangers who were third last year are hoping to bring back the glory days of the late 90’s. I don’t think they have much of a chance of doing that at Safeco Park with thousands of Mariners fans watching. If you can’t find the tickets you want to this game at the box office here are the places to shop for after market tickets:
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Yes, I know you can’t believe that baseball is back again — well believe it. To start off the season the Seattle Mariners will be hosting the Oakland Athletics. They are our division rivals, so lets welcome them in and then send them home crying after we beat the pants off them at Safeco Field. If you can’t find the tickets you want to this game at the box office here are the places to shop for after market tickets:
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Ok, so the Mariners ain’t that good lately. That doesn’t mean the games aren’t fun to go to anyway. So where should you look for tickets? Well the box office is a good place to start. BUt if the box office doesn’t have the top-notch seats you really want you should try my favorite aftermarket ticket brokers. These guys often have access to the best seats in the house and they want to sell them to you. Here are the best places to shop for Seattle Mariners tickets:

StubHub - They always have seats. They let you sell extra tickets with their system as well.
We Have Seats - These guys usually come in with the lowest prices
TicketsNow - Always a good place to shop and they often have an excellent invetory of seats.

Happy hunting. Here is some more info on your Mariners from their wiki:

Quick facts

Founded: 1977 (American League expansion)
Uniform colors: Navy blue, “Northwest Green” (teal), and metallic silver (Previously royal blue and gold, 1977-1992)
Logo design: A baseball over a nautical compass rose. (Previously a trident-shaped “M”, 1977-80; a trident-shaped “M” within a star, 1981-86; and a drop-shadowed “S”, 1987-92.)
Mascot: Mariner Moose, 1990-present.
Current ownership: Nintendo of America (majority shareholder; represented by Mariners CEO Howard Lincoln, reporting to former Nintendo chairman and former majority shareholder Hiroshi Yamauchi)
Spring Training Facility: Peoria Sports Complex, Peoria, AZ
Playoff appearances (4): 1995, 1997, 2000, 2001
Local television: Fox Sports Net Northwest, KSTW
TV Fact: During the team’s early years, the Mariners only appeared on NBC’s “Saturday Game of the Week” twice: in 1979 (at Boston) and 1981 (at Detroit). NBC did not ever broadcast a Saturday afternoon game from the Kingdome.

2004-Present: Suddenly Rebuilding

With the exception of the 1998 and 1999 seasons, the Mariners had been annual challengers for the AL West title from 1995 through 2003. The 2004 season, however, saw the fall of the Mariners from contention. With a rapidly aging roster, the Mariners went into the All-Star Break with a 9-game losing streak, and a 32-54 season record (.372) 17 games behind the first-place Texas Rangers. After the All-Star break, unable to ignore the dreadful state of their team, the Mariners gave the team a complete overhaul, moving aging and struggling players away from center stage (most notably trading Freddy Garcia to the Chicago White Sox for Miguel Olivo, Jeremy Reed, and Mike Morse, and releasing Gold Glover John Olerud) and inserting over a dozen minor league call-ups into the 25-man roster. The season’s end was enlivened by Ichiro breaking George Sisler’s single season record of 257 hits (finishing with 262) and by events honoring the retirement of Mariner icon Edgar Martinez. Just days after the end of the season, the Mariners fired manager Bob Melvin. On October 20, 2004, the Mariners announced the signing Mike Hargrove, the man who had led the Cleveland Indians past the Mariners in the 1995 ALCS, as their new manager. In the offseason, the Mariners and Bavasi surprised fans and the local press by signing two premier free agents, third baseman Adrian Beltre and first baseman Richie Sexson, ending accusations from some fans that the organization was only willing to make piecemeal signings and trades.

Despite several personnel changes and free-agent signings after the 2004 season, the team stayed at the bottom of the divisional standings throughout the 2005 season and finished in last place- though they improved their record by six games compared to the previous year. The brightest spot of the season was the emergence of the vaunted 19-year-old Venezuelan pitching prospect Felix Hernandez (regarded by many as baseball’s best overall best pitching prospect), who became the youngest major leaguer to debut since Jose Rijo entered the league with the New York Yankees in 1984. Unfortunately, stars Ichiro and Beltre did not reach the high levels of offensive production from 2004, and 2B Bret Boone was released before the All-Star break. Sexson, however, exceeded expectations with 39 home runs and 121 RBI. Along with Hernandez, some promising rookie middle infielders became part of the Mariners’ long term plans: Cuban defector, shortstop and defensive wizard Yuniesky Betancourt and Venezuelan second baseman and former top prospect Jose Lopez became the next season’s starters. However, the Mariners’ rotation beyond Hernandez and the aging Jamie Moyer was poor, and the Mariners suffered the embarassment of having the most suspendees under MLB’s new drug testing policy, notably pitcher Ryan Franklin and IF/OF Mike Morse. During the 2005-06 off-season, Ichiro spoke out and criticized the team’s attitude, pointing out its lack of leadership and manager Hargrove’s failure to harness players.

The Mariners began the 2005-2006 off-season by signing Japan’s top catcher, Kenji Johjima, to a 3-year deal and left-handed starter Jarrod Washburn (formerly of division rival Los Angeles) to a 4-year deal. Designated hitter Carl Everett and outfielder Matt Lawton also joined the team, although neither would finish the season with any team in Major League Baseball. The Mariners entered the All-Star Break 2.5 games out of first place in the AL West with a 43-46 record. Despite remaining in contention within the AL West through July, a disasterous 0-11 road trip in mid-August signaled the symbolic end of the Mariners season, leaving them firmly in last place. Pitcher Jamie Moyer was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies for a pair of A-level prospects, and weeks later bench coach Ron Hassey and administrative coach Dan Rohn — whom many viewed as a prime candidate to replace Mike Hargrove — were removed from their positions with the team. At season’s end, the Mariners had narrowly avoided losing 90 games for the third consecutive year. While the team enters the 2006-2007 off-season with some young talent in key positions, many questions remain as to the consistency of their offense and, more importantly, the strength of their starting pitching staff.