SEATTLE — Diego Segui, a pitcher who appeared in the first game in franchise history for the Seattle Pilots and was the starter for the Seattle Mariners in their first game, has died. He was 87.

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Segui, who died Tuesday at 87-years-old, appeared in the first games in franchise history for both the Seattle Pilots and Mariners.

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The Seattle Mariners issued the following statement on the passing of Diego Segui. The Mariners were saddened to learn of the ...

Diego Segui, the pitcher who appeared in t Pilots’ first major-league game in 1969 and threw the first pitch of the Mariners’ ...

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