Mentink Gets First Pitch Honors

Seattle Mariner's broadcast host Angie Mentink opened the team's series with the Dodgers by throwing out the ceremonial first pitch to her son, Chase.      There was  a good video of this on twitter.
Mentink has recently overcome a bout with breast cancer.

The Wayback Machine--Angie Mentink

This is Angie Mazetta, better known in this area as Angie Mentink of  host of Seattle Mariner broadcasts on Root Sports.  

At the time, she played woman's baseball for the Colorado Silver Bullets.  She was previously a softball stand out at the University Of Washington.  

Angie started with Fox Sports Network (now Root Sports) in 1998, making this her 21st year covering Mariner's baseball.  

Angie Mentink Gets Cancer Diagnosis

Angie Mentink,  a reporter and anchor for Root Sports, announced on twitter last week that she has been diagnosed with Breast Cancer.  Mentink, who has been with the network previously known as Prime Sports Network and Fox Sports Northwest, was overwhelmed by the response from friends and viewers, offering prayers, warm wishes, and personal stories. 
Mentink is currently the anchor for Seattle Mariner broadcasts.  She played professional baseball with the Colorado Silver Bullets.

Celebrating A Mariner Win

Reporter Angie Mentink and Mariner Ben Gamel are soaking from a Gatorade shower after Gamel scored the winning run against the New York Yankees in the 10th inning.