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Seattle Mariners Edgar Martinez “Light Bat” Commercial Eagle Hardware


This television ad created by Seattle ad agency Jones Advertising’s creative director Mark Jones almost 17 years ago was voted one of “Seattle’s Top 10 Best Commercials Ever” by Marketing readers. This and other Eagle Hardware spots featuring Edgar were filmed inside Eagle’s power tools department and highlighted the famous designated hitter’s obsession with baseball bats. Mark Jones created more than a dozen of the ads with Edgar making an array of unusual bats that included an umbrella bat (for rain outs) and a fishing bat (a guy needs a vacation!). You can view Eagle “Edgar’s Light Bat” ad along with many other classic Eagle ads featuring Seattle Mariners at www.jonesadvertising.com Fun Facts: • Prop bats from the Edgar commercials fetched top dollar at local charity auctions. • Edgar reported that he really did use to lathe his bats until one flew off the lathe and slammed into the wall • Edgar’s son and wife also made appearances in the campaign • The first Mariner in an Eagle Ad was pitcher Randy Johnson • Eagle Hardware & Garden was purchased by Lowe’s in 1998 • Ken Griffey inquired about doing Eagle ads after seeing how popular the ads were with his teammates • Jay Buhner’s wife Leah also starred in the ads alongside her husband • Alex Rodriquez also appeared made appearances in Eagle Ads created by Jones Advertising art director Lori Rodhall

MLB Ichiro Seattle Mariners Women’s Short Sleeve Crew Neck Tee

  • 100% Cotton Jersey
  • distressed screenprint decoration
  • ribbed neck band

Product Description
Support your main man on the Mariners with Majestic’s ‘Off-Field Drama Player’ Tee. This lightweight and fashionable T-shirt, in a classic fit, allows you to femininely root on your favorite team and player.

MLB Ichiro Seattle Mariners Women’s Short Sleeve Crew Neck Tee

Should the Seattle Mariners sign Prince Fielder?

We’ve got Smoak and Carp over there at first, but I think if we can get a shot at the big guy, we should. Fielder would cost us about five million more than we already pay Ichiro, so if we get rid of Ichiro it won’t be that big of a hit to our payroll.