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Mariners catcher Chris Iannetta excited to flip sides in AL West


Having played the past four seasons with the American League West-rival Angels, is plenty familiar with the Mariners. And as he toured Safeco Field and took part in the weekend's FanFest, the veteran catcher wasted no time acclimating himself to his new home. "It's going to be exciting," the 32-year-old said durig a break from his autograph and fan-interview sessions. (MLB.com)

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