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The Seattle Times
The Seattle Times
An offseason that started earlier than expected for the Mariners and their fans, permeated with a feeling of disappointment and second-guessing of how it all went so wrong. That lasted less than 48 hours. By the time Mariners leadership — president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto, general manager Justin Hollander and manager Scott Servais — had finished the end-of-season news conference, well, sentiment surrounding the organization devolved into anger and disgust. It wasn’t just one specific thing said by Dipoto that ignited the ire, though there were specific comments that resonated more …