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Maury Brown

Maury Brown

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Senior Contributor, Forbes

Portland

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  • As The Mariners Start 2025 Season, There Are More Questions Than Answers

    By Maury Brown| Forbes Verified The cliché goes that hope springs eternal for each team in Major League Baseball on Opening Day, but as the Seattle Mariners start the 2025 season, they’ll be leaning heavily on “hope.”As the visiting A’s and hometown Mariners line up on the 3rd and 1st baselines for introductions, in nearly every way, the M’s look the same as they did ending 2024. Yes, they released Mitch Haniger. Yes, they re-signed Jorge Polanco to a 1-year contract and moved him to 3rd.

    By Maury Brown · Forbes

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • MAVTV Purchased And Rebranded By Motorsports Outlet RACER

    By Maury Brown, MAVTV Purchased| Forbes Verified MAVTV, the motorsports television network has been acquired by RACER, a key news outlet for the racing industry. As part of the deal, MAVTV will be rebranded RACER Network. The two companies have had a long-standing relationship. Strategic discussions started more than a year ago for the acquisition and accelerated in the 4th quarter of last year. Financial terms were not disclosed.

    By Maury Brown, MAVTV Purchased · Forbes

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • As The Mariners Start 2025 Season, There Are More Questions Than Answers

    By Maury Brown| Forbes Verified The cliché goes that hope springs eternal for each team in Major League Baseball on Opening Day, but as the Seattle Mariners start the 2025 season, they’ll be leaning heavily on “hope.”As the visiting A’s and hometown Mariners line up on the 3rd and 1st baselines for introductions, in nearly every way, the M’s look the same as they did ending 2024. Yes, they released Mitch Haniger. Yes, they re-signed Jorge Polanco to a 1-year contract and moved him to 3rd.

    By Maury Brown · Forbes

    Mar. 28, 2025

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