If the Mariners were in the World Series . . .

[HawkGA]

and the Seahawks were playing a home Monday Night game, which game would you go to?

The easy answer for me is neither since I'm not local, but I'd definitely be watching the Seahawks on TV. Well, except that I don't have cable . . . but you get the idea.

 

[The Outfield]

If I could, the M's game. Hands down.

But it's a tad different for St. Louis since they've been to the world series many times.

 

[Reaneypark]

We'll probably never have to worry about it.

But World Series trumps regular season football.

 

[HawkGA]

If I could, the M's game. Hands down.

But it's a tad different for St. Louis since they've been to the world series many times.

Well, in fairness the Rams suck too though so I think a World Series, even if you've been there many times, still trumps a Rams game right now. Back when it was the Greatest Show on Turf, different story perhaps.

 

[Throwdown]

Seahawks, mariners as a franchise can die

 

[McGruff]

Seahawks. I used to like baseball, now I'm not at all interested. But I've always LOVED football, and for me going to a Seahawks Monday night football game is about as likely to happen as the Marinera going to the World Series.

 

[dontbelikethat]

Mariners, just because I don't think there would ever be that opportunity again. If it was say, Game 7 World Series or a Seahawks superbowl, I would go to the superbowl every time.

 

[Hawkstorian]

In order to discuss a hypothetical it needs to be at least remotely plausible.

 

[Smelly McUgly]

I think the Ms, but I'm not sure. Are they going to possibly clinch a World Series win in this hypothetical game?

I mean, the answer is "the Seahawks" like nine hundred and ninety-nine times out of a thousand.

 

[Mtjhoyas]

If I was dating a swimsuit model...

Fun hypothetical, but I honestly cannot answer that question because my brain cannot process this as a possibility (Mariners in WS). That's sad.

 

[OrFan]

Seahawks. Baseball is a past time, football is a sport worth watching.

 

[HawkFan72]

Well, I don't have ESPN, so it's easy for me to say I'd be watching the World Series. haha

But, if I did, I'd probably be watching the World Series just because I would have been way more interested in the Mariners if they had been good this year. I would switch back and forth between the two games.

In a regular season game, I would pick Seahawks hands-down every time. But World Series is different.

 

[Largent80]

Are you ready for some FOOTBALL !!!!?

 

[Hawknballs]

I don't really have much interest in baseball in general. It's boring.

That being said it would be hard to not go to a championship game for any sport if you had the opportunity and your home town team was in it.

I would probably go to the football game and just figure out a way to go to the other baseball game in the series since there would be at least two played at home.

 

[The Radish]

Wouldn't watch the Ms if they were playing in my front yard.

We have a AA team that plays better ball.

:roll:

 

[QuahHawk]

Live, I 'd go to the World Series, Once in a lifetime opportunity. On TV baseball is soooooo boring. If ut was Hawks vs Niners or Saints Monday night, I think you'd have a split but if it was against a Kellen Clemmens led rams I think a lot of people in Seattle would be on the Mariners bandwagon and be support a sattle team for a chance at a championship.

 

[Sarlacc83]

Not even a question. Baseball blows.

 

[TCS]

I love me some Mariners. With that said, there is nothing that comes remotely close to trumping anything Hawk ball. Hell, I'd rather watch the hawks in a scrimmage (If it was televised) than game 7 of the world series if the M's were in it. Ok, slight exaggeration, but you get the idea...

Go Hawks!

tcs

 

[Hawks46]

If I could, the M's game. Hands down.

But it's a tad different for St. Louis since they've been to the world series many times.

I agree. I'm not into baseball, unless the Mariners contend, which is almost never. If, by chance, they got into the Series, I'd have to see that since it's once in a lifetime thing.

Even when the Hawks were terrible, we still got a Monday night game once in a while.

 

[12thManNorth]

As a huge M's fan myself, World Series > Regular season NFL. So quickly people forget the glory days of the Mariners and the passion the PNW felt for them, though in fairness a decade of horrible baseball tends to do that