We’re excited to celebrate the Tribe’s culture and traditions with fans at T-Mobile Park, while providing enhanced baseball and softball access to more children throughout our region,” said Catie Griggs, Seattle Mariners President of Business Operations. “This partnership is the result of two organizations coming together who share common values and beliefs. This collaboration, which includes the designation of Exclusive Casino Partner, will allow the organizations to work together to impact the broader community throughout the Pacific Northwest. – The Seattle Mariners have announced a long-term, multi-faceted partnership with the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe and its Tribal enterprise, the Muckleshoot Casino Resort. Here’s an updated version of the original announcement by the Mariners: this brings to Muckleshoot is beyond measure. The Mariners Moose even put in an appearance at the Canoe Hosting! And that’s just part of it. well, the partnerships with the Kraken and Seahawks! It’s been fun for everybody, from packing the stands, to throwing out first pitches, to singing and drumming on the field, to having the run of the stadium on one of the team’s off-days. The Tribe’s partnership with the Mariners has been the biggest thing since. Collaboration to Honor Tribe’s Seattle Heritage and Support Play Equity for Youth and Donny Stevenson the Mariner Moose Executive Director of Casino Gaming Operations Junior Maldonado Mariners President of Business Operations Catie Griggs. A JOYOUS OCCASION! L-R: Council members Anita Mitchell, Mike Jerry Sr.

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