Not long ago, Justin Turner was one of the hottest hitters for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The All-Star slugger built a strong career, but getting back on the diamond seems to be a huge question.

The Mariners have been interested throughout the offseason in reuniting with one of two long-time first basemen that had respective stints with the team: Carlos Santana and Justin Turner.

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On the latter front, the following question has to be asked: Why have the M's not signed Justin Turner yet? In 48 games with the Mariners last season after the midseason trade from the Jays ...

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