Throughout the history of the Seattle Mariners, several amazing broadcasters have been in the booth for the organization. Dave Niehaus called Mariners games for 33 years from their inception in 1977 ...

The Seattle Mariners lost their voice on Wednesday. It's been a rough year for the Mariners, but all of their nonsense seems like a pittance when compared to Niehaus' death. "Words can't describe what ...

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — As Mariners fans gather in Cooperstown, New York, to witness Ichiro Suzuki’s induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame, three familiar faces are reflecting on a deeply personal ...

SEATTLE — It’s nights like these when we’ll miss Dave Niehaus most. For much of his 34-year career as the Mariners’ play-by-play man, Niehaus made himself into a Hall-of-Famer by turning stinkers like ...

Hall of Fame broadcaster Dave Niehaus was honored by the Seattle Mariners before Friday night's home opener against Cleveland, the first time in franchise history Niehaus has not called Seattle's ...

Niehaus, who won the Ford C. Frick Award in February to earn his ticket to Cooperstown, has been calling games for Seattle's major league team since 1977. He will be the 32nd broadcaster inducted, and ...

Greta Niehaus had had enough. Fourteen innings of a thrill-a-minute Mariners game against the Detroit Tigers, in which the loser would be eliminated from the playoffs, had taken almost everything out ...

SEATTLE — In the bottom of the 15th inning on Oct. 10, with the Seattle Mariners facing elimination in the ALDS, Greta Niehaus made a decision that would capture the attention of thousands of people ...

Fans who want a peak at the new Dave Niehaus statue will have to attend the Mariners v. Texas Rangers game on Friday. The unveiling of the statue, created by Chicago artist Lou Cella, will be at ...

But Niehaus realized "The Double" — as its become known in the Northwest — was the one he'd be the most identified with. Niehaus had heart problems in the mid 1990s that forced changes in old habits.