When Mike Blowers’ absences from the Mariners TV broadcast mounted over the past month or so, fans understandably wanted to know what was going on, writes columnist Larry Stone.

As a fan, player and colleague, Blowers had a unique bond with — and a great perspective on — the iconic voice of the Mariners.

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Defense attorney Lou DeFabio sits with his client, Michael Blower, prior to Friday’s sentencing hearing in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court. Blower was given a life sentence, with parole ...

The otherwise set and stacked team is basically holding its first open, many-man tryout at third since 1991, when three young guys — Mike Blowers, Randy Velarde and Jim Leyritz — battled it ...

SEATTLE – First, and most important, Mike Blowers wants you to know he’s feeling well now, in good spirits, and plans to be back soon doing what he loves: calling Mariners games.