Angie Mentink's Resilient Return to Mariners Booth

0:00It's March 29th. Welcome to Seattle Mariners News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. I'm Cory with the story. Mariners broadcast her Andy Minting kid a major setback with a stroke on February 21st, but she powered right back for opening day at T-Mobile. Park. She's been calling games since 1997, and last year made history as the first woman in Club History to handle regular in-game color. Analysis. The stroke paralyzed her left side, forcing her to relearn walking and simple tasks like unloading the dishwasher, echoing the support she got during. Breast cancer treatment back in 2017. Her bosses convinced her to skip spring training in Arizona, but now she's fully back in the booth, soaking in that steady rhythm of baseball season. Fans and teammates are rallying around her pioneer spirit, with Mariners manager Dan Wilson calling her a true blue Mariner, who's tough as they come. Getting resilience wins every time.