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Then there's the part about Edgar being a local folk hero, a steady inspiration to a city that likes its baseball team unconditionally, but truly loves the M's when they're winning. He's leading the way, and he's not going anywhere.

"I've always been treated good here," he says. "I have my family here. My wife is from here. I have a lot of things going on for me here. I think the main reason is we have always been able to work things out. I've been treated good."

Rick Dahms

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And if you ask just about anyone in town, they'll tell you that we're happy with how he's treated Seattle in return.