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All that’s missing: ‘nyuk nyuk nyuk!’

Here’s to another 90-plus losing season for the Mariners, and the GM (Jack Zduriencik) was rewarded with an extension.

I personally was hoping that Jack Zduriencik, Chuck Armstrong and Howard Lincoln would all have been fired. So who would have been good or better replacements for the three and their knowledge of running things? How about Larry, Moe and Curly? Anybody disagree with me?

Bob Stack

Snohomish

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