M's president Chuck Armstrong to retire in January

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Hopefully it's a start. :pray:

SEATTLE (AP) - Seattle Mariners president Chuck Armstrong says he will retire after spending 28 of the past 30 seasons in that position with the ballclub.

The team announced Armstrong's intentions on Monday afternoon. He will retire effective Jan. 31 and the club says it's beginning the process of finding a successor and starting that transition.

http://www.komonews.com/sports/Ms-presi ... 90381.html
 

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Hopefully Lincoln will be next. Then maybe I can root for them again
 

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At the end of next year. It's about damn time. This offseason is critical to see what young talent we ship out.
 

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Great news, too bad it didn't happen 10 years ago. One assclown down, one more to go before I can start attending mariner games again.
 

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Best news for Seattle baseball since hiring Lou and Pat Gillick.
 

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The Radish":1bxhcjgm said:
Going to be hard to find someone as inept as him but I'll wager they will manage.
Rest assured they will, Lincoln only hires "yes men"!
 

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Too bad he was only part of the problem. Its nice that he will be gone, but Lincoln still needs to go too.
 

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Finally, a glimmer of hope.

But besides Lincoln, the team is still owned by faceless Nintendo in Japan.
 

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The Outfield":5fd0lcq8 said:
Finally, a glimmer of hope.

But besides Lincoln, the team is still owned by faceless Nintendo in Japan.
I think when Howard goes it means the team has been sold.
 

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The problem now is... Lincoln is hiring Armstrong's replacement. Yeesh.
 

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Tech Worlds":134knrqv said:
Hopefully he will take the team with him

Easy to say when you don't have any emotional connection to the team :grin:
 

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Howard Lincoln is the bigger problem. A much bigger problem. And he's said he doesn't plan on retiring anytime soon. Whoever is hired to replace Chuck will have to report to Lincoln. Armstrong was part of the problem. But a big reason why he was is Lincoln and Nintendo and how they run the team. Lincoln is ridiculously meddlesome and overbearing. Until Lincoln is gone and Nintendo sells the team, we're still in the exact same spot.
 

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