None other than the rookie, Mike Montgomery, will attempt to close out the Giants and give the Seattle Mariners the series win.
James Silberman
About James Silberman
Born in Anaheim and raised in beautiful Gig Harbor, WA. Being born in '95, and being a Seahawks season ticket holder since '98, my earliest memories in life are Jon Kitna and Joey Galloway sling it around in the Kingdome. Section 331 is my home away from home. I am also a frequenter of M's games (always on Felix Day), UW football and basketball, and hoping to be a frequenter of the Supersonics in the not too distant future. God help Chris Hansen!
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