SEATTLE – There was not as much looking forward at the Seattle Mariners’ end-of-the-season press gathering Thursday as there usually is, as there was still too much to process from the abrupt ending of the team’s season Monday night in Toronto. As president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto, general manager Justin Hollander and manager Dan Wilson took questions in separate corners in the Ellis Pavilion at T-Mobile Park, the pain was evident on their faces and in their words.

“It leaves you feeling hollow,” Hollander said. “It’s hard right now.”

“It does sting,” Wilson said. “I’m not sure how long the sting will last.”

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When asked to wrap up the season and how he felt in the moment, Dipoto qualified his answer wit

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