rockedfaces

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Enthusiasm enthusiast. Seattle Mariners, baseball in general, fandom and nerd stuff, US political RTs. She/her.

A post from the Instagram account of adorable cat Matilda Muñoz, showing Luis Castillo getting ready to make his White Sox debut, with the caption "Tio 🤩🙏"
Luis Castillo making a sunflower seed garden in the dirt in front of the dugout
A movie poster for Terminator 2, showing Arnold Schwarzenegger as the Terminator, on a motorcycle and holding a shotgun
Cyclosporiasis Cases in Washington Cases Reported: May 1, 2026 - July 22, 2026 Total Cases of Cyclosporiasis: 42 Hospitalized: 1 Died: 0 Among 40 cases who were interviewed about travel: 28 traveled to a country endemic for cyclosporiasis (26 cases traveled to Mexico). 12 did not travel outside the U.S. Among 12 cases with no international travel: 6 traveled to a state with a cyclosporiasis outbreak (2 associated with the Taco Bell outbreak in Michigan). 4 traveled to a state reporting no increased cyclosporiasis cases (2 during entire exposure period). 2 did not travel outside Washington.
The Seattle skyline, complete with cranes, and the water beyond, with a golden sunset, and grey clouds in the foreground
A screenshot from my phone showing the final Mariners and Marlins score as a 5-5 tie. There is a bonus cameo from Julio Rodriguez's adorable face, which is my phone background
Here are the highlights of our new AI Policy: Tidal will identify and tag AI-generated music in our app. Listeners will see an "AI" badge next to music we detect as wholly AI-generated. Tidal will not tolerate AI-generated music that impersonates an artist or group, or that facilitates fraudulent activity. We're implementing automatic tools to remove these releases immediately and on an ongoing basis. Tidal will not allow music that is 100% AI-generated to be monetized. No royalties will go to such releases, nor will AI-generated uploads be eligible for direct-to-fan sales. We will expand these policies to music that is substantially AI-generated when AI detection technology is sufficiently reliable to do so.
A graphic showing Julio Rodríguez in a Seattle Steelheads jersey, advertising the Mariners' Juneteenth celebration game on June 19
Very adorable friends sitting in the left field bleachers at T-Mobile Park. One is wearing a teal Mariners Pride jersey and there's a Pride flag hanging behind us
Multiple sections of shirtless dudes at the Mariners game
A Josh Naylor bobblehead, showing him at the end of swinging the bat. His head is tipped up and he's wearing pink shoes
A group of wonderful people gathered underneath a tree on a deck outside the Hatback Grill, all holding beers and smiling, with one adorable person kneeling down and looking up at the tree in wonder
A playlist from the music app Tidal that's comprised of Renegade by Styx, Zoot Suit Riot by the Cherry Poppin' Daddies, You May Be Right by Billy Joel, Get Over It by OK Go, a live cover of Heart of Glass by Miley Cyrus, I'm the Only One by Melissa Etheridge, Smooth by Santana and Rob Thomas, Add It Up by the Violent Femmes, The Chain by Fleetwood Mac, and (If You're Wondering if I Want You To) I Want You To by Weezer
A fan in the upper deck at T-Mobile Park with a sign that says "Kindness is free. It's not hard to be a good person. - Josh Naylor"
The field at T-Mobile Park
The field at T-Mobile Park, where the Mariners are about to play some baseball. I think they should try winning today but maybe that's just me
A poster of Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh stuck up on the street outside the ballpark. Over, um, let's say his pecs, someone has stuck two round stickers that say "Creep state is watching you," with an eyeball in the middle of each. Much to ponder.
The beady, scared-looking eyes of the giant inflatable Humpy peering over a closed concession stand
A giant inflatable Humpy the Salmon from the Seattle Mariners' salmon mascot race
A round cake on a crystal platter. The cake is covered in chocolate and decorated with edible flowers.
Me with the extremely wonderful Rach and Brittney at the hot queer people aquarium
A notification from MLB that says "Every game tells a story. Go deeper into every game with MLB Scout Insights powered by Google Cloud AI, now in Gameday," illustrating a new area of AI assholes trying to profit by stealing the work of actual humans
T-Mobile Park with a brand new 2025 AL West Champions banner
Two plastic souvenir ferry boats filled with wontons and crab, and two beers, with beautiful T-Mobile Park in the background
A sweaty, longish-haired Frank Iero from My Chemical Romance playing the guitar on his knees, with his head tipped back and his mouth open, as per usual
A screencap of a tweet from user @MelanatedMuppet that says "'go to hell' is basic 'i hope james corden gets cast in the movie version of your favorite musical' is smart, it's possible, and it's terrifying"
A back yard deck with a gazebo and various plants and planters visible, all of it covered with a good 4-5 inches of snow, with additional snow coming down from the sky
Washington State Ferry Boat Souvenir—this new souvenir helps fans ferry gameday favorites from the stands straight to their seat. Options include: Bases Loaded Crab Nachos: Wonton chips, cheese sauce, crab salad, sesame, green onion, Thai chili sauce (Sec. 187) Dockside Double Dip: Wonton chips with beer cheese crab dip and spinach artichoke crab dip (Sec. 187) Crab Fries or Old Bay Fries (Sec. 187) Chicken Tenders and with fries (Sec. 136, 340) Regular Fries or Garlic Fries (Sec. 136, 340) Sidewinder Fries (Sec. 249, 329) Fish & Chips (Sec. 249)
A headline from The Athletic that says "What is Bryce Harper thinking?"
A notification from the MLB app that says that the Mariners and Padres game is about to start
Darragh Hand as Michael in Heartstopper, looking handsome, flanked by Tobie Donovan as Isaac and Joe Locke as Charlie
Some popular RPF pairings from this era, like the members of the band My Chemical Romance, are still the subject of ongoing fanfiction today—even after the actual band retired.
A picture from the Mariners' Instagram focusing on Cal Raleigh's hands as he signs the butt of his own bobblehead
Aaron Goldsmith interviewing sweet angel beautiful human with eyes like the sea at golden hour Julio Rodríguez
The field at T-Mobile Park during FanFest, with lines of people waiting to get their pictures taken at home plate and play catch in the outfield
An Eugenio Suárez sticker by pugetstout, stuck in one of the Mariners' lockers
I was so blown away that he had that! He had probably two dozen lineup cards spanning over like 3 decades and I just glanced through them because I knew there was no way he'd have a significant one. I got ridiculously excited and he got tickled too because I told him why i was so excited and he used to go to Ms games with his dad so he was very sweet about it all.
A baseball lineup card filled in with pitchers' names in red ink
Me at the Kraken game with my beloved Rach and Brittney
Image of two Cherry Mountain bars, one with a chunk taken out of it to show the pink cherry filling and thick coating of chocolate and peanuts
A screencap from MLB Gameday showing one outright bad ball call and another very borderline one
A reply from Bryan Woo to one of JP Crawford's Instagram posts; the reply says "Oh captain my captain"
Frank Iero climbing Ray Toro like a tree while Ray is trying to play (relatable)
Close-up of Frank Iero's hands, with a rope wrapped around his wrists, as you do
Frank Iero making a tough face while holding one of his many tiny ugly-cute dogs, which has its tongue stuck out
Approximately 250 Blue Jays fans have donated nearly $10,000 to the Seattle Children’s Hospital since the Oct. 20 game, a form of congratulations to the Mariners on a successful season and an expression of gratitude for a well-played series.
To Raleigh — whose offseason could include a Most Valuable Player award — the year was a failure by the cold calculus of the outcome, the same one that has concluded the other 48 seasons of Mariners baseball. They remain the only team to never reach the World Series. And yet, it was not a year like so many regrettable ones from the past. No pitcher got caught with a thumbtack in his glove. No infielder tried to blow a slow roller into foul territory. No megastars — Johnson, Griffey, Alex Rodriguez — left town in their primes. The roster is strong. The farm system is sound. Players want to stay, not flee. The standard that matters so deeply to Raleigh has never been closer to reality. “This season was very special for everybody,” third baseman Eugenio Suárez said. “For everybody involved in this organization, we have to feel proud. We have to feel happy. The future for this organization is huge, and we have to feel comfortable about that.”
"He’s been awesome for us this season,” Muñoz said. “One homer doesn’t (change) how good a season he had. I think it’s very important that everybody knows about how good he is. Probably without him, we wouldn’t be able to be here.” Falling behind in an elimination game before using the closer had echoes of another moment at Rogers Centre, in 2016, when the Orioles’ Buck Showalter never called for relief ace Zack Britton in a wild-card loss. But Muñoz — an admirable teammate — hit on a truism about postseason baseball: the wisdom of a decision is independent of the result. Bazardo could have easily gotten another ground out from Springer, survived the inning and given a lead to Muñoz for a two-inning save. “At that moment, they think that was a good decision, and we all support that because we’ve been doing that throughout the whole season,” Muñoz said. “Today it didn’t work (but it) doesn’t mean that they (made) a wrong call. Today wasn’t the day, that’s it.”
Ever the optimist, Rodríguez didn’t need long to put the season in perspective, and to look ahead. “After getting here, after knowing what we’re capable of, I just feel like there’s no less than this for us,” he said. “I know we have something — I know we all have something to look forward to next year.”
The field at T-Mobile Park, with the roof closed.
“It’s going to be awesome to face a pitcher of that caliber. I think I said this before, but when you face really, really good people on the field, I feel like you grow as a player and as an individual,” Naylor said. “Whether you succeed or fail, it’s like if you’re willing to take the lessons for what they are and grow from them, then it’s kind of like a bonus. I’m honored to face him whenever I can.”
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Screenshot from the linked article that says "There's a reason we call him George Bonds," Crawford said.
My entire timeline screaming "JULIOOOOOOOOOOOO"
My left wrist with a bunch of Mariners bracelets on it
Eugenio Suárez, the most adorable man alive, spraying the camera with champagne
Happy Mariners fans dancing and singing along to Mr Brightside
People I love very much grinning excitedly before the Mariners game starts
Me wearing a Mariners shirt that says "Dad" and the number 1
A man wearing a Rickie Weeks jersey