2013 SEASON REVIEW NOTES

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record breakdown
Overall..........................................71-91
Home............................................36-45
Road.............................................35-46
Day...............................................22-32
Night.............................................49-59
1-Run / 2-Run.................. 19-29 / 18-12
AL West........................................36-40
AL Central.....................................13-21
AL East.........................................14-18
Interleague......................................8-12
Extra Inning....................................6-15
Series Record........................... 20-26-6

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

2.66 / 3.04
Hisashi Iwakuma (2.66) ranked 3rd in
the AL in ERA, while Felix Hernandez
(3.04) finished 6th.

20

Home runs hit by Justin Smoak to set a

career-high (hit 19 in 2012).

29

Home runs hit by Raul Ibaez, the most

by a Mariners player since Russell Branyan hit 31 in 2009.

188

Home runs hit by the Mariners to rank

2nd in the Majors behind Baltimore.

535

Strikeouts by Mariners relievers to tie the

2012 Royals for the most by an American
League bullpen dating back to 1921.

52,656

Miles the Mariners flew during the 2013

season, the most in MLBmade 6 separate road trips to the Eastern Time Zone.

AL ERA RANKINGS
1. Anibal Sanchez, DET................. 2.57
2. Bartolo Colon, OAK................... 2.65
3. Hisashi Iwakuma, SEA............ 2.66
4. Yu Darvish, TEX......................... 2.83
5. Max Scherzer, DET.................... 2.90
6. Felix Hernandez, SEA.............. 3.04

SULTANS OF SWAT
The Mariners finished 2nd in the Majors
with 188 home runs, 6th-most in
franchise history, and most since hitting
198 HR in 2000:
Rk Team
HR
1. Baltimore Orioles.....................212
2. Seattle Mariners.....................188
3. Oakland As..............................186
4 Toronto Blue Jays....................185
5. Atlanta Braves.........................181

HOME RUN IMPROVEMENT

The Mariners have increased their
season HR total in each of the last three
seasons:
Year
HR
HR/G
AL Rank
2013 188 1.16
2nd
2012 149 0.92
11th
2011
109
0.67
13th
2010 101 0.62
14th
2009 160 0.99
T11th

TYING TEDDY BALLGAME

Raul Ibaez hit 29 home runs to tie
Hall of Famer Ted Williams for the most
home runs hit in a season by a player
age 40 or olderhere is a list of most
homers hit in a season age 40 or older:
Rk Player
HR Year Age Tm
1. Raul Ibaez 29 2013 41 SEA

Ted Williams 29 1960 41 BOS
3. Barry Bonds 28 2007 42 SFG
4. Darrell Evans 27 1987 40 DET

THE RECORDcompleted the 2013 season with a 71-91 record, 4th place in the American League
West (25.0 games behind division winner Oakland)fourth consecutive season to finish 4th in the
AL Westwent 36-45 at Safeco Field and 35-46 on the road71 wins were 4 fewer than 75 wins
from 2012 seasonwent 19-29 (.396) in one-run games and set a club-record with 15 losses in extra
innings (6-15/.286)suffered 13 walk-off losses and 27 defeats in the opponents final at-batEric
Wedge finished his three-year stint as the Mariners manager with a 213-273 record (.438).
LOOKING AHEAD TO 2014Seattle will open the 2014 season March 31 on the road vs. the Angels,
starting a season-opening 7-game road trip vs. the Angels (3 G) and Athletics (4 G)2014 will mark
the 6th consecutive season to open on the roadthe home opener will be April 8 vs. the Angelsthe
Mariners are scheduled to open Cactus League play Thursday, February 27 vs. the Padres in Peoria.
2013 AWARDS3B Kyle Seager was named the Mariners MVP position player for the second
consecutive season, RHP Hisashi Iwakuma was the MVP pitcher and OF/DH Raul Ibaez was
the Unsung Hero in awards presented by the Seattle chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of
Americaadditionally, Ibaez was the Mariners nominee for the MLBPAA Heart and Hustle Award,
the Roberto Clemente Award and one of 6 finalists for the Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award.
YOUTH MOVEMENTSeattle used 47 players during the season, 22 pitchers and 25 position
players15 rookies saw action and 11 players made their MLB debut (6 position players, 5 pitchers)
of the 11 MLB debuts, 9 were homegrown players11 debuts were tied for 4th-most in club history,
and 2nd-most by an AL club in 13 (HOU - 15)the Opening Day roster featured only 2 rookies
(Capps, Maurer), while the final active roster featured 13 rookiesat the end of the season the
Mariners roster was the 4th-youngest in baseball, even with a pair of 40-year-olds (Ibaez & Blanco).
HOMER HAPPYranked 2nd in the Majors with 188 home runs, trailing only the Baltimore Orioles
(212 HR)tied for the MLB lead and tied a club record (3rd time) with 10 players recording doubledigits in home runsalso had 4 players with 20+ home runs: Raul Ibaez (29), Kendrys Morales
(23), Kyle Seager (22) and Justin Smoak (20)the 188 homers were 39 more than 2012 (149), and
quite a jump from the homer totals in 2010 (101) and 2011 (109)scored 46% of the total runs (287
of 624) via the home run, the highest percentage in the Majors ahead of Baltimore (44.4%).
CY KUMAHisashi Iwakuma ranked 3rd in the American
KUMA & KING FELIX
League with a 2.66 ERA (65 ER, 219.2 IP)had a strong finish
Here is a look how the Mariners top 2
to the season posting a a 1.62 ERA (10 ER, 55.2 IP) with 7
starters, Felix Hernandez & Hisashi
quality starts over his last 8 starts (since 8/16)in the month of
Iwakuma fared among AL starters:
September (5 starts) he logged a 0.76 ERA (3 ER, 35.2 IP)set a
Stat
Iwakuma Felix
club record with a 1.006 WHIP, ranking 2nd in the AL.
ERA
2.66 (3rd)
3.04 (6th)
QS
23 (T4th)
22 (T9th)
THE FELIX 200Felix Hernandez finished 2013 with 204.1
SO
185 (12th)
216 (5th)
innings pitched, his 6th consecutive 200+ IP seasonjoins
WHIP
1.006 (2nd) 1.131 (7th)
Jamie Moyer (6) & Randy Johnson (7) as only Mariners pitchers
IP
219.2 (3rd) 204.1 (16th)
Opp Avg
.220 (3rd)
.242 (13th)
with 6+ seasons with 200.0 IPFelix had 216 strikeouts; joining
Opp OPS
.630 (5th)
.644 (7th)
Johnson as only Mariners pitchers with 5 seasons with 200.0 IP
K/9.0 IP
7.58 (17th) 9.51 (5th)
& 200 strikeoutsFelix joins Justin Verlander as the only MLB
K/BB
4.40 (4th)
4.70 (3rd)
BB/9.0 IP
1.72 (3rd)
2.03 (8th)
pitchers with 200+ innings and 200+ strikeouts in each of the
past 5 seasons.
SEAGER HOME RUNSKyle Seager recorded his second consecutive 20-home run season,
logging a career-high 22 longballs (3rd-most on team)Seager hit 20 homers in his sophomore
season in 2012, and is just the third player in club history to record a pair of 20-home run seasons
within his first three MLB seasonsjoins Ken Griffey Jr. (1990-91, 2nd-3rd seasons) and Jim Presley
(1985-86, 2nd-3rd seasons)Seager connected on 10 of his 22 HR off left-handed pitchers, tied
for 2nd-most in the Majors by a left-handed hitter off a left-handed pitcher (Chris Davis, BAL - 13).
MIGHTY MORALESKendrys Morales led the team in hits (167), doubles (34), RBI (80), batting
average (.277), extra base hits (57), batting average with RISP (.312) and game-winning RBI (15)
also finished 2nd with 23 home runs and set a Mariners record for home runs by a switch-hitterhit
18 of his 23 home runs as designated hitter, 2nd-most in the AL behind David Ortiz (28).
ONE SWING, TWO MILESTONESRaul Ibaez hit his 300th career home run Sept. 21 at the
Angels, and also his 29th of the season to tie Ted Williams for the most home runs in a season by
a player age 40 or olderWilliams hit 29 home runs in 1960 in the final season of his Hall of Fame
careerRaul joined Jay Buhner (7/25/00), Edgar Martinez (5/12/04), Ken Griffey Jr. (4/13/98), Richie
Sexson (5/1/08) and Willie Horton (6/6/79) as players who hit their 300th career homer in a Mariners
uniformthe 29 home runs were also 3rd-most in a season during his 18-year career.
SHUTOUTSranked 3rd in the American League with 14 shutouts, trailing Tampa Bay (17) and
Cleveland (16)tied for 2nd-most shutouts in a single season in club history (2003: 15; 2013, 2001:
14; 1991: 13; 2007, 2002: 12)were shut out 11 times, tied for 6th-most in the AL.
BULLPEN KSthe Mariners bullpen led the Majors with 535 strikeouts and ranked 2nd with 9.53
K/9.0 IP (both setting club records)the 535 strikeouts tied the American League record with the
2012 RoyalsDanny Farquhar (4th, 12.77), Oliver Perez (6th, 12.57) and Charlie Furbush (14th,
11.08) ranked in the top 15 in the AL for reliever K/9.0 IP.
2013 TIMELINE:here is a look at some memorable moments during the 2013 season:

April 1 Mariners extended Opening Day win streak to 7 straight with 20 win at Oakland.
April 22 Felix Hernandez recorded his 100th career victory with 6.0 scoreless innings at Houston.
May 15 Raul Ibaez hits 2 home runs, including a grand slam, in a 122 win at New York (AL).
May 30 Mariners hit 5 home runs in 71 at San Diego, including first 2 HR by Nick Franklin.
June 5 Kyle Seager hit a gametying grand slam with 2 outs in the 14th inning vs. the White Sox
was the first gametying grand slam in extra innings in MLB history).
June 12 Mike Zunino makes MLB debut becoming first position player from 2012 draft to appear.
June 23 Kendrys Morales hit a walkoff, 3run pinchhit HR in 63 win vs. Oakland.
July 19 Mariners hit a HR in their clubrecord 23rd straight game, 6thlongest streak in MLB history.
August 10 Ken Griffey Jr. inducted into the Mariners Hall of Fame prior to game vs. Milwaukee.
August 13 Leadoff hitters Brad Miller and Ben Zobrist each tab leadoff and multi-HR games at TB.
August 30 Taijuan Walker earns the win in his Major League debut at Houston.
September 7 James Paxton makes his Major League debut, allowing 1 ER in 6.0 IP.
September 21 Raul Ibaez hits his 300th career HR and 29th of the season to tie Ted Williams for
the most HR in a season by a player age 40 or older.
September 2425 Mariners record backtoback shutouts vs. the Kansas City Royals.

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THE KING & KUMA
Felix Hernandez (12-10, 3.04 ERA) &
Hisashi Iwakuma (14-6, 2.66) ERA combined to go 26-16 with a 2.84 ERA (134 ER,
424.0 IP)lowest combined ERA by a pair
of Mariners starting pitchers in club history
here is a look at their seasons:
Pitcher
W-L ERA
IP SO WHIP
Hernandez 12-10 3.04 204.1 216 1.131
Iwakuma 14-6 2.66 219.2 185 1.006

HR BY SWITCH HITTERS
Kendrys Morales (23 HR) and Justin
Smoak (20 HR) became the first switch-hitters in club history to hit 20 home runs in a
season:
Rk Player
1. K. Morales
2. J. Smoak
3. J. Smoak

D. Segui
5. J. Smoak

HR
23
20
19
19
15

Year
2013
2013
2012
1998
2011

LH RH
17
6
18
2
12
7
13
6
11
4

HR IN 23 STRAIGHT GAMES
The Mariners homered in a club-record 23
consecutive games, June 30-July 19 (41
home runs during the streak)was the 6thlongest streak dating back to 1916:
Longest Team HR Streaks (since 16)
Texas Rangers...................2002............ 27 G
Atlanta Braves...................1998............ 25 G
Detroit Tigers.....................1994............ 25 G
New York Yankees.............1941............ 25 G
Brooklyn Dodgers..............1953............ 24 G
Seattle Mariners..............2013............ 23 G
Toronto Blue Jays..............2000............ 23 G
Oakland As........................1996............ 23 G
Atlanta Braves...................2006............ 23 G

SCORELESS INNING STREAKS

Felix Hernandez (24.0 IP) and Hisashi Iwakuma (23.2 IP & 23.0 IP) recorded some 3
of the 6 longest pitching scoreless streaks in
the American Leaguehere is a look at the
longest scoreless streaks in Mariners history:
Pitcher
Streak Year
1. Mark Langston..................... 34.0 1988
2. Randy Johnson.................... 31.0 1997
3. Randy Johnson.................... 29.0 1994
4. Shigetoshi Hasegawa.......... 28.2 2003
5. Felix Hernandez................. 24.0 2013

Edwin Nunez........................ 24.0 1985

Jamie Moyer........................ 24.0 2002

Tom Wilhelmsen................... 24.0 2012
9. Hisashi Iwakuma................ 23.2 2013
10. Hisashi Iwakuma................ 23.0 2013

Mike Moore.......................... 23.0 1988

Freddy Garcia...................... 23.0 2001

WHIP RECORD
Hisashi Iwakuma set a single-season club
record with the lowest WHIP (Walks + Hits
Per Inning Pitched) registering a 1.006 mark
(42 BB + 179 H/219.2 IP)the previous lowest WHIP in Mariners history was 1.045 by
Randy Johnson in 1995here at the lowest
single-season WHIP totals in club history:
Pitcher
WHIP Year
1. Hisashi Iwakuma.............. 1.006 2013
2. Randy Johnson.................. 1.045 1995
3. Randy Johnson.................. 1.052 1997
4. Felix Hernandez............... 1.057 2010
5. Jamie Moyer...................... 10.75 2002

YOUNGEST starter DEBUTS

Taijuan Walker made his MLB debut Aug. 30
at Houston at 21-years-old, 17 dayswas
the 5th-youngest Mariners starting pitcher in
a MLB debutWalker was the youngest to
win his debuthere are the youngest Mariners starters in a debut in club history:
Pitcher
Age Date
1. Felix Hernandez..........19.118 8/4/05
2. Mike Hampton..............20.220 4/17/93
3. Gil Meche......................20.301 7/6/99
4. Bill Wilkinson.................20.307 6/13/05
5. Taijuan Walker.............21.017 8/30/13

MARINERS ERA
Hisashi Iwakuma (2.66) and Felix Hernandez (3.04) recorded two of the lowest single-season ERAs in club historyFelix owns
four of the 10-lowest ERAs in club history:
Pitcher
ERA Year
1. Felix Hernandez................. 2.27 2010
2. Randy Johnson.................... 2.28 1997
3. Randy Johnson.................... 2.48 1995
4. Felix Hernandez................. 2.49 2009
5. Hisashi Iwakuma................ 2.66 2013
6. Felix Hernandez................. 3.04 2013
7. Freddy Garcia...................... 3.05 2001
8. Felix Hernandez................. 3.06 2012
9. Randy Johnson.................... 3.19 1994
10. Erik Hanson......................... 3.24 1990

2013 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

All-Stars Felix Hernandez (4th) and Hisashi Iwakuma (1st) were selected to the AL All-Star team.
Winning Streak Recorded an 8-game win streak July 12-23starters were 8-0 during streak.
Double-Digit HR Tied for the MLB lead with 9 players recording double-digits in home runs.
Grand Slams Ranked 2nd in the Majors with 7 HR (by 6 players), trailing only Boston (9 GSHR).
Bullpen Blues Mariners bullpen ranked 29th in the Majors with a 4.56 ERA (HOU was last, 4.90).
Back-to-Back Shutouts Recorded consecutive shutouts Sept. 24-25 vs. KC (first time since 11).
In a Pinch Mariners led the Majors batting .301 (22x73) in pinch-hitting situations.
Early & Late HR Mariners led the Majors with 61 home runs in the 7th inning or laterranked 2nd with
27 home runs in the first inning (LAA - 30).
Player of the Week Brad Miller was named the AL Player of the Week (July 15-21)he is the first Mariners rookie to earn the honor since Ken Griffey Jr. in 1989 (week ending 4/30/89).
Rookie Power Nick Franklin hit 12 home runs to rank 4th among AL rookies (2nd with 45 RBI).
Honest Abe Abraham Almonte reached base safely in the first 18 of his games of his Major League
career (min. 1 PA), the 2nd-longest in Mariners history (Alvin Davis - 47 games in 1984.
Ackley Since ASG Dustin Ackley led the team batting .304 (56x184) following the All-Star break.
DH Homers Kendrys Morales (18) & Raul Ibaez (7) combined for 25 HR by designated hitters, 3rdmost in the AL behind Boston (23) and Chicago (26)most by the Mariners since 38 DH HR in 2000.
Multi-HR Games Mariners players recorded 15 multi-HR games (by 8 different players) to lead the Majorsmost since recording 18 multi-HR performances in 1999.
Ibaez Safeco HR Raul Ibaez is all-time Safeco Field HR leader with 83 HR, including 78 hit in a Mariners uniformhe hit 17 of 29 home runs this season at home.
OF Homers Mariners outfielders tied for the MLB lead with 74 home runs (with OAK).

YOUNG UP THE MIDDLEBrad Miller (SS) and Nick Franklin (2B), both rookies, made 57
starts together in the middle infieldmarks the most starts by a rookie 2B/SS combination in
club history, ahead of the clubs inaugural season in 1977 (Jose Baez-2B, Craig Reynolds-SS; 54
games)also the most starts by a SS/2B combo by an American League team since the Toronto
Blue Jays in 1979 (Danny Ainge-2B, Alfredo Griffin-SS; 81 games)rookie Carlos Triunfel (SS)
and Franklin (2B) made an additional 5 starts together, and Franklin made 2 starts at shortstop.
WALK-OFFSmatched the club record with 13 walk-off losses, tying the White Sox and Tigers
for the American League leadalso led the Majors with 27 defeats in the opponents final at-bat
since 2010 the Mariners have suffered 49 walk-off losses, most in the Majors by a wide margin
ahead of the Cardinals and Reds (both have 37 walk-off losses during this same span).
EXTRA INNING MISERYset a club-record with 15 extra-inning defeats, breaking the old mark
of 12 in 1982the 21 extra-inning games (6-15 record) tied for the most in club history (also:
1982, 9-12)ended the season with an 8-game extra-inning losing streak, and dating back to
July 1, 2012, dropped 23 of 29 games to go into bonus frames.
DOUBLE-DIGIT HOMERStied for the Major League lead with 10 players recording doubledigits in home runs (with Cleveland)the 9 players with 10+ HR tied the club record with the
1988 and 1997 teams:
Most Players with 10+ Home Runs in a Season (Mariners History):
2013 9 - Bay / Franklin / Gutierrez / Ibaez / Morales / Morse / Saunders / Seager / Smoak
1997 9 - Buhner / Cora / Cruz / Davis / Griffey Jr. / Martinez / Rodriguez / Sorrento / Wilson
1988 9 - Balboni / Brantley / Buhner / Coles / Davis / Phelps / Presley / Quinones / Valle

YOUNG ARMSthe Mariners had 4 pitchers combine to make 34 starts in their age 24 season
or younger (Brandon Maurer-14 GS, Erasmo Ramirez-13 GS, James Paxton-4 GS, Taijuan
Walker-3 GS)tied for 2nd-most players to make at least one start in their age 24-season or
younger in club history (5 in 1999, 4 in 1979, 1983, 1988, 1989, 1993, 1995).
LORD FARQUHARDanny Farquhar recorded his first career save Aug. 3 vs. at Baltimore, and
ended the season as the Mariners closerfrom Aug. 3-end of the season, Farquhar recorded 16
saves, tied for 3rd-most in baseball behind Greg Holland (19, KC) and Craig Kimbrel (18, ATL), and
tied with Casey Janssen (TOR) and Rafael Soriano (WAS)after assuming the closer role Farquhar
converted 16 of 18 saves (88.9%) and averaged 11.51 K/9.0 IP (29 K, 22.2 IP).
IRON MAN SEAGERKyle Seager appeared in a team-high 160 games (T4th in the AL)
started 106 consecutive team games at third base (May 24-Sept. 19), setting a club record by a
3B in a single season (previous: 74 by Adrian Beltre in 2006)just the 7th time in club history a
player has started at least 100 consecutive team games in a single season at the same position,
and first since 1998 when Alex Rodriguez (145 at SS) and Ken Griffey Jr. (114 in CF)
MULTI-HIT MILLERBrad Miller recorded 30 multi-hit games, 3rd-most on the team despite not
making his MLB/season debut until June 28 (76 games played)dating back to June 28, Miller
ranked tied for 5th in the AL in multi-hit games (E. Hosmer - 39, V. Martinez - 34, A. Beltre - 32, R.
Cano - 31, B. Miller - 30, B. Butler - 30), and led all MLB rookies (B. Miller - 30, W. Myers - 28, J.
Shuck - 24, Y. Puig - 23).
LEADING OFFthe Mariners set a club record with 8 leadoff home runs (old record was 5 in 2012,
2005, 2002)4 players combined for the leadoff homers (Gutierrez 3, Saunders 2, Bay 2,
Miller 1), becoming the first team since the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2009 to have 4 players hit
leadoff home runs in a season.
EXCLUSIVE COMPANYFelix Hernandez finished 5th in the AL with 216 strikeouts, and recorded
a career-high strikeout rate of 9.51 K/9.0 IP (5th in AL)has recorded at least 150 strikeouts in all
8 of his full Major League seasons, all in his age 27 season or youngerFelix joins Hall of Famers
Bert Blyleven (1971-78) and Walter Johnson (1908-1915) as the only pitchers to accomplish this.
PAXTON DOMINATESJames Paxton went 3-0 with a 1.50 ERA (4 ER, 24.0 IP) in 4 starts,
including a 10-strikeout performance in 7.0 scoreless innings Sept. 24 vs. Kansas City in his final
starthis 1.50 ERA is the 2nd-lowest mark for a pitcher in his first four starts with the Mariners (not
necessarily first four career starts)Felix Hernandez tops the list, with a 1.24 ERA (4 ER, 29.0 IP)
in his first four career starts Aug. 4-20, 2005.
SKY WALKERTaijuan Walker became the youngest Mariners starting pitcher to win his MLB
debut (8/30 at HOU -- 5.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 0 ER) at 21.017 years of ageTravis Blackley (21.240) was
the previous youngestWalker went 1-0, 3.60 ERA in 3 starts before being shut down for the
seasonhe was named the Mariners Minor League Starting Pitcher of the Year.
ROOKIE MULTI-HRBrad Miller recorded three multi-home run games to set a Mariners
rookie recordmulti-HR games came July 19 at Houston, Aug. 13 at Tampa Bay & Sept. 28
vs. Oakland6 of his season total 8 home runs came via multi-HR performancesGreg Briley
(1989), Ken Griffey Jr. (1989), Jose Cruz Jr. (1997), Kenji Johjima (2006) and Nick Franklin (2013)
all recorded a pair of multi-HR games as a rookie.
STRIKEOUTS (ON THE MOUND)the Mariners set a single-season pitching record with 1,297
strikeouts (5th-most in AL), passing the 1,207 whiffs by the 1997 pitching staffthe relievers set a
club record with 535 strikeouts, tying the 2012 Royals for the most by an American League squad
(dating back to 1921)strikeout rate of 7.97 K/9.0 IP also broke the club record of 7.50 in 1997.

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2013 SEATTLE MARINERS STATISTICS

PLAYER
Ackley,D
+Almonte,A
RIGHT
LEFT
Andino,R
+Bantz,B
Bay,J
Blanco,H
Bonderman,J
Chavez,E
+Franklin,N
RIGHT
LEFT
Gutierrez,F
Harang,A
Hernandez,F
Ibaez,R
Iwakuma,H
Liddi,A
+Miller,B
Montero,J
Morales,K
RIGHT
LEFT
Morse,M
+Paxton,J
Peguero,C
Quintero,H
Ramirez,E
Ryan,B
Saunders,J
Saunders,M
Seager,K
Shoppach,K
Smoak,J
RIGHT
LEFT
+Sucre,J
+Triunfel,C
+Zunino,M
SEATTLE
OPPONENTS

AVG
.253
.264
.207
.302
.184
.000
.204
.125
.000
.267
.225
.210
.232
.248
.000
.000
.242
.000
.059
.265
.208
.277
.282
.275
.226
.000
.333
.224
.000
.192
.000
.236
.260
.196
.238
.192
.260
.192
.136
.214

G
113
25
29
1
68
35
7
97
102
41
22
31
124
33
8
76
29
156
76
4
2
22
14
87
33
132
160
35
131
8
17
52

AB
384
72
29
43
76
2
206
96
2
266
369
119
250
145
4
5
454
3
17
306
101
602
209
393
283
1
6
67
1
260
5
406
615
107
454
146
308
26
44
173

R
40
10

L
2
3
3
3
6
11
10
6
1
1
3
8
6
1
0
3
0
3
2
16
0
3

ERA
6.13
4.93
5.49
4.20
3.74
5.76
3.04
2.66
5.91
10.80
4.86
6.30
2.91
6.59
1.50
3.74
0.00
4.98
8.38
5.26
3.60
4.12

5
0
30
8
0
22
38
18
0
1
54
0
0
41
6
64
31
1
1
5
0
23
0
59
79
11
53
1
1
22

H
97
19
6
13
14
0
42
12
0
71
83
25
58
36
0
0
110
0
1
81
21
167
59
108
64
0
2
15
0
50
0
96
160
21
108
28
80
5
6
37

TB
131
29
7
22
18
0
81
23
0
87
141
36
105
73
0
0
221
0
2
128
33
270
92
178
116
0
5
22
0
69
0
161
262
37
187
40
147
5
7
57

2B 3B
18 2
4 0
1 0
3 0
4 0
0 0
6 0
2 0
0 0
10 0
20 1
6 1
14 0
7 0
0 0
0 0
20 2
0 0
1 0
11 6
1 1
34 0
15 0
19 0
13 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
10 0
0 0
23 3
32 2
7 0
19 0
6 0
13 0
0 0
1 0
5 0

HR RBI
4 31
2
9
0
1
2
8
0
4
0
0
11 20
3 14
0
0
2 14
12 45
1 11
11 34
10 24
0
0
0
0
29 65
0
0
0
0
8 36
3
9
23 80
6 23
17 57
13 27
0
0
1
1
2
4
0
0
3 21
0
0
12 46
22 69
3
9
20 50
2 11
18 39
0
3
0
2
5 14

SH SF HP
4 1 1
2 2 0
1 0 0
1 2 0
2 0 0
0 0 0
1 1 2
0 0 1
0 0 0
3 1 0
0 1 0
0 1 0
0 0 0
1 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
2 2 1
0 1 0
0 1 5
0 0 2
0 1 3
0 1 3
0 0 0
0 0 0
2 0 0
0 0 0
4 1 1
1 0 0
1 6 1
0 5 7
2 1 3
0 1 2
0 1 0
0 0 2
0 1 0
1 1 1
0 1 3

.237 162 5558 624 1318 2165 249 17 188 597

.259 162 5658 754 1467 2358 315 27 174 711

PITCHER
R/L
Beavan,B
R
Bonderman,J
R
+Capps,C
R
+Farquhar,D
R
Furbush,C
L
Harang,A
R
Hernandez,F
R
Iwakuma,H
R
+LaFromboise,B L
Loe,K
R
Luetge,L
L
+Maurer,B
R
+Medina,Y
R
Noesi,H
R
+Paxton,J
L
Perez,O
L
Pryor,S
R
Ramirez,E
R
+Ruffin,C
R
Saunders,J
L
+Walker,T
R
Wilhelmsen,T
R
SEATTLE
OPPONENTS

W
0
1
3
0
2
5
12
14
0
1
1
5
4
0
3
3
0
5
0
11
1
0
71
91

91
71

4.31
3.57

G
12
7
53
46
71
22
31
33
10
4
35
22
63
12
4
61
7
14
9
32
3
59

162
162

GS
2
7
0
0
0
22
31
33
0
0
0
14
0
1
4
0
0
13
0
32
3
0

CG
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0

TOTALS
W
L
4
2
1
6
3
4
3
3
3
3
14
18

162
162

4
4

26 28 31 529
31 47 42 478

GF SHO
4
0
0
0
11
0
27
0
5
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
4
0
1
0
15
0
3
0
19
0
4
0
0
0
22
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
40
0

158
158

BB IBB
37
1
6
0
1
0
5
0
7
0
0
0
26
1
10
0
0
0
9
1
42
1
15
1
27
0
5
0
0
0
1
0
42
1
0
0
1
0
24
0
8
0
49
6
21
4
28
2
20
1
1
0
1
1
3
0
0
0
21
1
0
0
54
4
68
1
12
1
64
1
17
0
47
1
2
0
0
0
16
0

14
11

SV
0
0
0
16
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
24
43
37

IP
39.2
38.1
59.0
55.2
65.0
120.1
204.1
219.2
10.2
6.2
37.0
90.0
68.0
27.1
24.0
53.0
7.1
72.1
9.2
183.0
15.0
59.0

1465.0
1472.1

SO
72
21
7
14
27
1
62
26
2
31
113
36
77
43
3
3
128
2
7
52
21
114
38
76
80
1
2
15
0
60
2
118
122
45
119
37
82
1
11
49

CS
3
0

0
0
3
0
0
1
6

0
0
1
0
0
3
1

3
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
0

1
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
0

0
0
1
0
0
4
0
13
9
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
2
0
5
3
0
0

0
0
1

0
0
0

21 1353
48 1297

SB
2
1

H
46
40
73
44
48
133
185
179
12
11
42
114
49
42
15
50
3
79
14
232
11
45

1467
1318

R
27
23
37
29
33
81
74
69
8
8
22
66
22
21
5
23
0
44
10
117
7
28

49
89

754
624

GI
DP
6
2
2
0
3
0
6
2
0
9
2
1
1
2
0
0
8
0
0
2
2
21
5
16
10
0
0
3
0
11
0
6
8
0
11
5
6
2
1
5

E SLG
1 .341
4 .403
.241
.512
2 .237
0 .000
0 .393
3 .240
0 .000
4 .327
12 .382
.303
.420
1 .503
1 .000
2 .000
4 .487
1 .000
0 .118
8 .418
1 .327
1 .449
.440
.453
1 .410
0 .000
0 .833
1 .328
0 .000
11 .265
1 .000
1 .397
15 .426
1 .346
5 .412
.274
.477
0 .192
2 .159
2 .329

OBP
.319
.313
.233
.360
.253
.000
.298
.215
.000
.290
.303
.296
.307
.273
.000
.167
.306
.000
.111
.318
.264
.336
.353
.327
.283
.500
.429
.257
.000
.254
.000
.323
.338
.293
.334
.274
.361
.241
.152
.290

HR
8
4
12
2
5
21
15
25
0
6
2
16
5
3
2
6
0
12
3
25
0
2

HB
1
2
2
0
3
5
3
2
0
0
2
6
4
1
0
1
0
3
2
4
0
1

IBB
0
2
4
4
2
1
1
4
1
0
2
0
7
4
2
3
0
0
1
5
0
5

23 122
30 128
ER
27
21
36
26
27
77
69
65
7
8
20
63
22
20
4
22
0
40
9
107
6
27
702
584

174
188

88 .390
83 .417
BB
8
17
23
22
29
28
46
42
4
1
16
27
40
12
7
26
1
26
5
61
4
33

42
31

478
529

AB
5
1
1
0
1
0
10
0
0
14
4
1
3
4
0
0
4
0
2
3
1
4
1
3
1
0
0
1
0
2
1
4
2
1
3
1
2
0
2
3

.306 73
.319 101
SO
27
16
66
79
80
87
216
185
11
3
27
70
71
21
21
74
7
57
15
107
12
45

48 1297
21 1353

PINCH HIT
H HR RBI
1 0
0
1 0
0
1 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
3 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
5 1
1
0 0
1
0 0
1
0 0
0
1 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
2 1
2
0 0
0
0 0
0
2 0
0
0 0
0
4 1
5
1 0
1
3 1
4
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
1 0
0
1 0
1
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
1 0
0
22
21

WP BK
0 0
2 0
5 0
2 1
3 0
3 0
13 0
10 0
0 0
0 0
4 0
9 0
8 0
2 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
5 0
0 0
6 0
74
64

+ = ROOKIE

HOME

ROAD

VS. BALTIMORE
VS. BOSTON
VS. NEW YORK
VS. TAMPA BAY
VS. TORONTO
TOTALS VS. EAST

W
2
1
1
2
1
7

L
1
3
3
1
2
10

W
2
0
2
1
2
7

L
1
3
1
2
1
8

VS. CLEVELAND
VS. CHICAGO
VS. DETROIT
VS. KANSAS CITY
VS. MINNESOTA
TOTALS VS. CENTRAL

2
2
1
2
2
9

1
1
2
1
2
7

0
1
1
1
1
4

4
2
3
3
2
14

2
3
2
3
3
13

5
3
5
4
4
21

VS. HOUSTON
VS. LOS ANGELES
VS. OAKLAND
VS. TEXAS
TOTALS VS. WEST

3
6
5
3
17

6
4
4
7
21

7
2
6
4
19

3
7
4
5
19

10
8
11
7
36

9
11
8
12
40

TOTALS VS. A.L.

33

38

30

41

63

79

VS. CHICAGO
VS. CINCINNATI
VS. MILWAUKEE
VS. PITTSBURGH
VS. SAN DIEGO
VS. ST. LOUIS
TOTALS VS. N.L.
OVERALL TOTALS

1
0
1
0
1
0
3
36

2
0
2
2
1
0
7
45

0
2
0
1
1
1
5
35

0
1
0
1
1
2
5
46

1
2
1
1
2
1
8
71

2
1
2
3
2
2
12
91

DOUBLEHEADERS (HOME) WON 0 LOST

0 SPLIT
DOUBLEHEADERS (ROAD) WON 0 LOST
0 SPLIT
ATTENDANCE
HOME
1,761,546 ( 81 DATES) 21,747 AVG
ROAD
2,304,056 ( 81 DATES) 28,445 AVG

0
0

DOUBLE PLAYS
TRIPLE PLAYS
LEFT ON BASE
GRAND SLAM HR
HOME RUNS - HOME
HOME RUNS - ROAD

SHUTOUTS
SHO - INDIVIDUAL
EXTRA INNINGS
ONE-RUN DECISIONS
TWO-RUN DECISIONS
VS. LH STARTERS
VS. RH STARTERS
GRASS FIELDS
ARTIFICIAL FIELDS
DAY GAMES
NIGHT GAMES

STARTERS
RELIEVERS
STREAKS

SEA
149
0
1131
7
88
100

OPP.
133
0
1108
4
82
92

HOME
W
L
9
4
2
0
3
7
9
9
9
8
11 14
25 31
36 45
0
0
12 13
24 32

WON
55
16
8

LOST
58
33
8

ROAD
L
7
1
8
20
4
15
31
43
3
19
27

W
5
0
3
10
9
11
24
32
3
10
25

3
1

TOTALS
W
L
14 11
2
1
6 15
19 29
18 12
22 29
49 62
68 88
3
3
22 32
49 59

1
4

10
15

OPP
AVG
.284
.267
.302
.217
.199
.274
.242
.220
.286
.367
.296
.311
.201
.353
.172
.249
.120
.273
.333
.311
.204
.213
.259
.237

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STARTERS & RELIEF PITCHERS

STARTING PITCHERS
PITCHER
Beavan,B
Bonderman,J
Harang,A
Hernandez,F
Iwakuma,H
Maurer,B
Noesi,H
Paxton,J
Ramirez,E
Saunders,J
Walker,T
TOTALS

T
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
L
R
L
R

W
0
1
5
12
14
3
0
3
5
11
1
55

L
PCT
1 .000
3 .250
11 .313
10 .545
6 .700
8 .273
0 .000
0 1.000
3 .625
16 .407
0 1.000
58 .487

ERA
G GS
8.44
2
2
4.93
7
7
5.76 22 22
3.04 31 31
2.66 33 33
6.20 14 14
0.00
1
1
1.50
4
4
4.97 13 13
5.26 32 32
3.60
3
3
4.18 162 162

CG
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
4

IP
10.2
38.1
120.1
204.1
219.2
69.2
4.1
24.0
70.2
183.0
15.0
960.0

H TBF
16
49
40 170
133 526
185 823
179 866
88 307
3
18
15
94
76 313
232 820
11
60
978 4046

R
10
23
81
74
69
51
1
5
43
117
7
481

ER HR
10
3
21
4
77 21
69 15
65 25
48 12
0
0
4
2
39 12
107 25
6
0
446 119

SH
0
0
1
4
3
1
0
0
0
6
0
15

SF
2
1
6
6
6
2
0
0
3
3
2
31

HB BB IBB
0
1
0
2 17
2
5 28
1
3 46
1
2 42
4
3 21
0
1
1
0
0
7
2
3 26
0
4 61
5
0
4
0
23 254 15

SO
6
16
87
216
185
52
4
21
56
107
12
762

WP
0
2
3
13
10
9
0
0
0
5
0
42

BK
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

AVG
.348
.267
.274
.242
.220
.314
.188
.172
.270
.311
.204
.263

R
17
37
29
33
8
8
22
15
22
20
23
0
1
10
28
273

ER
17
36
26
27
7
8
20
15
22
20
22
0
1
9
27
257

SH
1
2
1
2
1
0
2
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
3
16

SF
0
1
2
5
0
0
3
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
3
16

HB BB IBB
1
7
0
2 23
4
0 22
4
3 29
2
0
4
1
0
1
0
2 16
2
3
6
0
4 40
7
0 11
4
1 26
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
5
1
1 33
5
19 224 33

SO
21
66
79
80
11
3
27
18
71
17
74
7
1
15
45
535

WP
0
5
2
3
0
0
4
0
8
2
1
0
0
1
6
32

BK
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1

AVG
.259
.302
.217
.199
.286
.367
.296
.302
.201
.379
.249
.120
.375
.333
.213
.253

RELIEF PITCHERS
PITCHER
Beavan,B
Capps,C
Farquhar,D
Furbush,C
LaFromboise,B
Loe,K
Luetge,L
Maurer,B
Medina,Y
Noesi,H
Perez,O
Pryor,S
Ramirez,E
Ruffin,C
Wilhelmsen,T
TOTALS

T
R
R
R
L
L
R
L
R
R
R
L
R
R
R
R

W
0
3
0
2
0
1
1
2
4
0
3
0
0
0
0
16

L
PCT
1 .000
3 .500
3 .000
6 .250
1 .000
1 .500
3 .250
0 1.000
6 .400
1 .000
3 .500
0 .000
0 .000
2 .000
3 .000
33 .327

ERA APP GF
5.28 10
4
5.49 53 11
4.20 46 27
3.74 71
5
5.91 10
4
10.80
4
1
4.86 35 15
6.64
8
3
2.91 63 19
7.83 11
4
3.74 61 22
0.00
7
2
5.40
1
0
8.38
9
1
4.12 59 40
4.58 448 158

SV
0
0
16
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
24
43

IP
29.0
59.0
55.2
65.0
10.2
6.2
37.0
20.1
68.0
23.0
53.0
7.1
1.2
9.2
59.0
505.0

H TBF
30 125
73 270
44 228
48 280
12
47
11
31
42 165
26
95
49 291
39 116
50 229
3
26
3
8
14
49
45 251
489 2211

HR
5
12
2
5
0
6
2
4
5
3
6
0
0
3
2
55

BULLPEN BREAKDOWN
1st Batter Faced Efficiency Inherited Runners/Stranded
Save Opportunities
Pitcher
G
RET
1st BF
Pct.
HOLD
IR
STRANDED
STR %
SV
SvOPP
SV%
BS
Beavan 10 6 10 .600 0 9
6
.667 0 0
-- 0
Capps 53
37
53
.698 9 29 24 .828 0
2 .000
2
Farquhar
46
33
46
.717 2 15 9
.600 16
20 .800 4
Furbush 71
46
71
.648 20
57 39 .684 0
6 .000
6
LaFromboise 10 5
10 .500
1
10
6
.600
0
0
--
0
Loe
4 4 4 1.000 0 2
2
1.000 0 0
-- 0
Luetge
35 21 35 .600 1 23
14
.609 0 0
-- 0
Maurer 8 5 8 .625 0 5
4
.800 0 0
-- 0
Medina 63
39
63
.619 19
53 37 .698 1
4 .250
3
Noesi
11 4 11 .364 0 8
1
.125 0 0
-- 0
Perez 61
34
61
.557 8 39 25 .641 2
3 .667
1
Pryor 7
7 7
1.000 3 8 7 .875 0
1 .000
1
Ramirez
1
0
1
.000
0
0 0 -- 0
0 --
0
Ruffin 9
5 9
.556 0 5 3 .600 0
1 .000
1
Wilhelmsen
59
39
59
.661 2 10 6
.600 24
29 .828 5
Team 448
285
448
.636 65
273 183 .670 43
66 .652
23

HITTING BREAKDOWN

Multi-Hit
Multi-RBI
GWRBI
GA RBI
2-OUT RBI
INF HITS
BUNT HITS
Ackley 20 7 3 8 10 14 1
Almonte
3 2 1 2 2 7 4
Andino 3 -- 1 1 1 2 -Bantz -- -- -- -- -- -- -Bay 8 4 3 8 7 4 -Blanco -- 3 2 2 9 -- -Chavez 18 3 -- 3 5 14 2
Franklin 20 10 5 11 17 4 -Gutierrez
8 6 2 6 3 4 -Ibaez 27 13 5 13 23 7 -Liddi -- -- -- -- -- -- -Miller 30 8 -- 6 11 7 1
Montero
5 2 1 1 1 1 -Morales 46 16 15 23 25 11 -Morse 18 5 4 6 10 4 -Peguero -- -- 1 1 --
--
-Quintero
4 1 1 1 2 4 -Ryan 10 4 3 4 9 11 1
Saunders 20 12 4
8
15
9
4
Seager 40 20 6 15 20 6 2
Shoppach 4
2 -- --
2
1
-Smoak 27 14 5 10 30 6 -Sucre 1 -- -- 1 1 -- -Triunfel -- -- -- -- 1 -- -Zunino 7 1 6 8 4 5 -Team 319 133 68 138 208 121 15

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SCORE BY INNINGS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X
Total
Mariners 79 61 69 71 86 76 62 69 33 18
624
Opponent 75 104
56 87 98 88 83 78 56 28
754

MARINER HOME RUNS

RECORD BY HOME RUN 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

10-36 30-38 18-11 10-5 2-1 1-0 0-0
HOME RUNS BY POSITION Total C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH PH P

188 16 24 14 22 10 34 15 25 25 3 0
Grand Slams (7): Dustin Ackley (5/4 @TOR), Raul Ibaez (5/15 @NYY), Kyle Seager (6/5 vs. CWS),
Henry Blanco, 2 (6/15 @OAK & 8/1 @BOS), Nick Franklin (7/21 @HOU), Brad Miller (9/28 vs. OAK)
Back-to-Back (8): Ibaez & Morse (4/9 vs. HOU, 8th inning), Ibaez & Smoak (5/18 @CLE, 9th
inning); Bay & Seager (6/1 @MIN, 1st inning), Ibaez & Smoak (6/18 @LAA, 2nd inning), Ibaez &
Morales (7/1 vs. LAA, 7th inning), Ibaez & Morales (7/2 @TEX, 1st inning), Gutierrez & Saunders
(9/23 vs. KC, 8th inning), Saunders & Zunino (9/25 vs. KC, 8th inning)
Inside-the-Park (0): None
Pinch-Hit (3): Endy Chavez (5/20 @CLE), Kendrys Morales (6/23 vs. OAK); Raul Ibaez (9/5 at KC)
Leadoff (8): Franklin Gutierrez, 3 (4/3 @OAK, 4/5 @CWS, 4/11 vs. TEX); Michael Saunders, 2 (4/29 vs.
BAL, 5/3 @TOR); Jason Bay, 2 (5/27 vs. SD, 7/3 @TEX); Brad Miller (8/13 @TB)
Game-Ending (1): Kendrys Morales (6/23 vs. OAK)
Game-Winning in Last AB on Road (1): Kyle Seager (7/3 at TEX), Kendrys Morales (9/4 at KC)
Multi (15): M. Morse, 2 (4/2 @OAK); M. Saunders, 2x, 2 (5/4 @TOR & 8/3 at BAL); R. Ibaez, 3x, 2
(5/15 @NYY, 6/23 vs. OAK & 7/12 vs. BOS); N. Franklin, 2x, 2 (5/30 @SD, 7/28 vs. MIN); J. Bay, 2
(6/1 @MIN), K. Morales, 2x, 2 (7/2 @TEX & 7/9 vs. BOS), B. Miller, 3x, 2 (7/19 @HOU, 8/13 @TB,
9/28 vs. OAK), M. Zunino, 2 (9/25 vs. KC)

Player
Solo 2R 3R GS Total
Ackley
2 -- 1
1 4
Almonte
1 1 -- -- 2
Bay
11 -- -- -- 11
Blanco
-- 1 -- 2 3
Chavez
1 1 -- -- 2
Franklin
5 3 3 1 12
Gutierrez
9 1 -- -- 10
Ibaez
19 7 2 1 29
Miller
5 1 1
1 8
Montero
1 2 -- -- 3
Morales 16 4 3 -- 23
Morse
9 2 2 -- 13
Peguero
1 -- -- -- 1
Quintero
1 1 -- -- 2
Ryan
2 1 -- -- 3
Saunders 7 4 1 -- 12
Seager
10 10 1 1 22
Shoppach 2 1 -- -- 3
Smoak
12 6 2 -- 20
Zunino
5 -- -- -- 5
Team
119 46 16 7 188

Runs via HR:
287

DISABLED LIST
Name
Franklin Gutierrez-of
Franklin Gutierrez-of
Josh Kinney-rhp
Michael Morse-of
Stephen Pryor-rhp
Michael Saunders-of
Justin Smoak-1b
Jesus Sucre-c
Mike Zunino-c

TYPE
60-Day
15-Day
60-Day
15-Day
60-Day
15-Day
15-Day
15-Day
15-Day

DL Dates
April 23-June 21
June 25 (retro to 6/24)-August 25
April 1-June 28
June 22 (retro to 6/21)-July 29
April 15-end of season
April 11-28
June 2 (retro to 5/30)-June 17
June 8 (retro to 6/6)-August 16
July 26-September 1

Injury
Right Hamstring Strain
Right Hamstring Strain
Stress Reaction (third rib, left side)
Right Quad Strain
Tear in Right Latissimus Dorsi Muscle (surgery)
Sprained AC Joint (right shoulder)
Strained Right Oblique
Left Wrist Bone Contusion
Broken Hamate Bone (left wrist)

STARTS BY POSITION (Team Record)

1B 2B SS 3B LF CF RF C DH
Ackley
--
20-29
-- --
3-5
25-21
-- -- -Almonte
-- -- -- --
1-0
3-9
2-3 -- -Andino
-- 2-6 6-5 1-2 -- -- -- -- -Bantz
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 -Bay
-- -- -- --
14-17
--
9-10
-- -Blanco
-- -- -- -- -- -- --
10-19 -Chavez
-- -- -- --
2-2
9-11
17-18
-- -Franklin
--
43-47
0-2 -- -- -- -- -- -Gutierrez -- -- -- -- --
6-9
8-11
-- -Ibaez
-- -- -- --
41-56
--
0-1 -- 12-8
Liddi
1-3
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Miller
--
4-7
31-31
-- -- -- -- -- -Montero
-- -- -- -- -- -- --
15-10
1-0
Morales 19-12
-- -- -- -- -- -- --
47-74
Morse
2-4 -- -- -- 4-5 -- 19-34 -- 5-2
Peguero
-- -- -- -- -- -- 2-0 -- -Quintero
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 7-12 -Ryan
-- -- 32-47 -- -- -- -- -- -Saunders -- -- -- --
6-6
28-41
14-14
-- -Seager
-- -- --
70-88
-- -- -- -- -Shoppach -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 9-23 -Smoak 49-72
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1-2
Sucre
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5-3 -Triunfel
-- 2-2 2-6 0-1 -- -- -- -- -Zunino
-- -- -- -- -- -- --
25-23 --

G Missed
54
52
79
31
148
17
18
61
34

Team Record
24-30
25-27
34-45
18-13
65-83
7-10
9-9
30-31
13-21

STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (Team Record)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Ackley
1-5 2-5 -- -- 2-0 1-3 16-14
19-24 7-4
Almonte
1-1
3-8 -- -- -- -- -- 2-2 0-1
Andino
-- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 4-7 5-5
Bantz
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1
Bay
4-9 10-9 -- -- 2-3 2-2 3-3 2-1 -Blanco
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3-3
7-16
Chavez
19-19
1-3 -- -- -- 1-1 4-5 3-3 -Franklin
0-1
29-30 -- -- 0-1 5-4 4-5 0-4 5-4
Gutierrez
3-7 7-7 0-2 -- 2-3 2-1 -- -- -Ibaez
--
-- 15-10 6-5 26-36 5-13 1-1 --
-Liddi
-- -- -- -- --
0-1 -- 0-1
1-1
Miller
32-35
0-2 -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 3-0
Montero
-- -- -- --
2-1
2-2
9-4
3-3 -Morales
-- --
18-22
48-64
-- -- -- -- -Morse
-- -- 0-2
16-22
8-13
5-7 1-1 -- -Peguero
-- -- -- -- -- -- 1-0 1-0 -Quintero
-- -- -- -- -- -- 0-2 0-2 7-8
Ryan
-- 1-0 -- -- -- -- -- 5-7
26-40
Saunders
11-14 4-5 --
-- 1-3 7-10 17-1 6-10 2-0
Seager
-- 14-21 38-55 -- 14-9 4-2 0-1 --
-Shoppach -- -- -- --
1-1
5-5
1-8
2-9 -Smoak
-- -- -- 1-0
13-21
30-37
6-16
-- -Sucre
-- -- -- -- -- -- 1-0 4-3 -Triunfel
-- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 1-2 3-6
Zunino
-- -- -- -- --
2-3
7-10
16-10
--

PITCHER - Hernandez (14-17), Iwakuma (19-14), J. Saunders (12-20), Ramirez (6-7), Walker (2-1), Paxton (3-1), Maurer (3-11), Beavan (1-1), Harang (7-15), Noesi (1-0), Bonderman (3-4)

MARINERS MULTI-HIT GAMES:

MARINERS MULTI-RBI GAMES:

Player
Ackley
Almonte
Andino
Bay
Blanco
Chavez
Franklin
Gutierrez
Ibaez
Miller
Montero
Morales
Morse
Peguero
Quintero
Ryan
Saunders
Seager
Smoak
Sucre
Triunfel
Zunino
Team

Player
Ackley
Almonte
Andino
Bay
Blanco
Chavez
Franklin
Gutierrez
Ibaez
Miller
Montero
Morales
Morse
Peguero
Quintero
Ryan
Saunders
Seager
Smoak
Sucre
Triunfel
Zunino
Team

2 3 4 5 Total
12 7 1 -- 20
3 -- -- -- 3
3 -- -- -- 3
7 1 -- -- 8
-- -- -- -- 0
16 2 -- -- 18
14 6 -- -- 20
5 3 -- -- 8
24 2 1 -- 27
26 4 -- -- 30
5 -- -- -- 5
32 12 2 -- 46
16 2 -- -- 18
-- -- -- -- 0
4 -- -- -- 4
9 1 -- -- 10
17 3 -- -- 20
28 11 1 -- 40
24 3 -- -- 27
1 -- -- -- 1
-- -- -- -- 0
6 1 -- -- 7
254 60 5 0 319

OUTFIELD ASSISTS:

Player A
Saunders......................................................8
Ibaez...........................................................6
Chavez..........................................................4
Bay...............................................................2
Ackley / Almonte / Morse ............................1

THE CATCHERS BOX:

Catcher Record G/GS SB CCS CS% PB
Bantz
0-1 1/1 2 0 0.0 0
Blanco 10-19 34/29 10 5 33.3 2
Montero 15-10 26/25 23 1 4.2 3
Quintero 7-12 21/19 7 7 50.0 2
Shoppach
9-23
35/32
17
8
32.0
2
Sucre
5-3 8/8 2 0 0.0 0
Zunino
25-23 50/48s 28
4 12.5 2
Team
71-91 162 89 25 21.9 11

GAME-WINNING/2-OUT RBI:

2 3 4 5+ Total Player GWRBI

Morales................................................................... 15
4 1 2 -- 7
Seager / Zunino........................................................ 6
2 -- --
-- 2
Franklin / Ibaez / Smoak......................................... 5
-- -- -- -- 0
Morse / Saudners..................................................... 4
4 -- --
-- 4
Ackley / Bay / Ryan.................................................. 3
1 -- 2 -- 3
Blanco / Gutierrez..................................................... 2
3 -- --
-- 3
Almonte / Quintero / Andino / Montero / Peguero...... 1
4 4 2 -- 10
5 1 -- -- 6
Player
2-Out RBI
6 5 1 1 13
Smoak.................................................................... 30
5 -- 1 2 8
Morales................................................................... 25
1 1 -- -- 2
Ibaez..................................................................... 23
11 4 -- 1 16
Seager.................................................................... 20
3 1 1 -- 5
Franklin .................................................................. 17
-- -- -- -- 0
Saunders................................................................ 15
-- 1 --
-- 1
Miller....................................................................... 11
3 1 -- -- 4
Ackley / Morse........................................................ 10
8 3 -- 1 12
Blanco / Ryan........................................................... 9
15 4 1 -- 20
Bay........................................................................... 7
12 1 1 -- 13
Chavez...................................................................... 5
-- -- -- -- 0
Zunino...................................................................... 4
-- -- -- -- 0
Gutierrez................................................................... 3
1 -- --
-- 1
Quintero / Shoppach / Almonte............................... 2
90 27 11 5 133
Andino / Montero / Sucre / Triunfel.......................... 1

LONGEST HITTING STREAKS (8+ Games):

Player
GM
Dates
Stats
Seager*
16
4/11-27
.390/23x59, 9 R, 7 2B, 3 HR, 11 RBI
Seager
15
6/30-7/19 .421/24x57, 17 R, 2 2B, 6 HR, 12 RBI, 8 BB, 2 HBP
Seager
13
5/28-6/9
.372/19x51, 6 R, 3 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI, HB, SB
Ibaez
13
6/22-7/8
.364/20x55, 2B, 3B, 8 HR, 15 RBI, 12 R, 5 BB
Ackley
10
4/20-30
.417/15x36, 4 R, 2 2B
Saunders 10
7/8-21
.351/13x37, 10 R, 5 2B, 3B, HR, 11 RBI, HBP, SB
Smoak
9
7/30-8/9
.394/13x33, 9 R, 3 2B, 3 HR, 7 RBI, 5 BB
Franklin* 8
9/17-24
.367/11x30, 3 R, 2 2B, 2 RBI, 4 BB
Seager
8
8/30-9/6
.394/13x33, 5 R, 2 2B, HR, 5 RBI, 2 BB
Chavez
8
6/9-18
.387/12x31, 5 R, 2 2B, 2 RBI
Morales
8
5/30-6/6
.371/13x35, 5 R, 2 2B, 6 RBI
Morales
8
5/20-28
.472/17x36, 6 R, 7 2B, HR, 9 RBI, BB
Morales
8
5/10-18
.312/10x32, 5 R, 2 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI
Saunders 8
4/2-29
.321/9x28, 8 R, 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 3 SB
Chavez
8
4/21-28
.353/12x34, 3 R, 2 2B
* Career-high hitting streak

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2013 SEATTLE MARINERS DAY-BY-DAY

G
D
D/N OPP W / L
SCORE WINNER/LOSER/SAVE
REC.
POS GA/GB CLUBS
TIME
1
4/1 N @OAK
W
2-0
Hernandez (1-0)/Anderson/Wilhelmsen (1)
1-0
T1
--
HOU/LAA 2:46
2
4/2 N @OAK
W
7-1
Iwakuma (1-0)/Parker
2-0
1
+0.5
--
3:16
3
4/3 N @OAK L
2-6
Milone/Saunders (0-1)
2-1
T1
--
TEX
2:50
4
4/4 D @OAK L
2-8
Griffin/Maurer (0-1)
2-2
T2
0.5
TEX
2:32
3-2
T2
0.5
TEX
3:42
5 4/5 N @CWS W 8-7 (10) Loe (1-0)/Jones/Wilhelmsen (2)
6
4/6 D @CWS L
3-4
Axelrod/Hernandez (1-1)/Reed
3-3
3
1.0
OAK
3:07
3-4
3
2.0
OAK
2:52
7 4/7 D @CWS L 3-4 (10) Reed/Loe (1-1)
8
4/8 N HOU
W
3-0
Saunders (1-1)/Humber/Wilhelmsen (3)
4-4
3
1.5
OAK/TEX 2:40
9
4/9 N HOU L
9-16
Clemens/Maurer (0-2)
4-5
3
2.5
OAK/TEX 3:36
10 4/10 N HOU L
3-8
Peacock/Beavan (0-1)
4-6
3
3.5
OAK
3:38
11 4/11 N TEX L
3-4
Ortiz/Hernandez (1-2)/Nathan
4-7
T3
4.5
OAK
3:11
12 4/12 N TEX
W
3-1
Iwakuma (2-0)/Darvish/Wilhelmsen (4)
5-7
T3
4.5
OAK
2:43
13 4/13 N TEX L
1-3
Ortiz/Capps (0-1)/Nathan
5-8
T3
4.5
OAK
2:55
14 4/14 D TEX
W
4-3
Maurer (1-2)/Tepesch/Wilhelmsen (5)
6-8
3
3.5
OAK
2:59

4/15
Off Day
3
4.0
OAK
15 4/16 N DET L
2-6
Fister/Harang (0-1)
6-9
3
5.0
OAK
3:11
6-10
3
6.0
OAK
4:27
16 4/17 N DET L 1-2 (14) Smyly/Furbush (0-1)/Benoit
17 4/18 D DET
W
2-0
Capps (1-0)/Verlander/Wilhelmsen (6)
7-10
3
5.5
OAK
2:52
18 4/19 N @TEX L
0-7
Darvish/Saunders (1-2)
7-11
3
5.5
OAK
2:44
19 4/20 N @TEX L
0-5
Lowe/Maurer (1-2)
7-12
4
5.5
OAK
2:32
20 4/21 D @TEX L
3-11
Grimm/Harang (0-2)/Kirkman
7-13
4
6.0
TEX
3:07
21 4/22 N @HOU
W
7-1
Hernandez (2-2)/Peacock
8-13
4
6.0
TEX
3:05
22 4/23 N @HOU L
2-3
Norris/Iwakuma (2-1)/Veras
8-14
4
6.0
TEX
3:13
23 4/24 D @HOU L
3-10
Harrell/Saunders (1-3)
8-15
T4
7.0
TEX
2:44
24 4/25 N LAA
W
6-0
Maurer (2-3)/Richards
9-15
4
7.0
TEX
2:29
25 4/26 N LAA L
3-6
Wilson/Harang (0-3)/Frieri
9-16
4
8.0
TEX
3:34
26 4/27 N LAA
W
3-2
Hernandez (3-2)/Blanton/Wilhelmsen (7)
10-16
4
7.0
TEX
2:37
27 4/28 D LAA
W
2-1
Capps (2-1)/VARGAS/Wilhelmsen (8)
11-16
3
6.0
TEX
2:31
28 4/29 N BAL
W
6-2
SAUNDERS (2-3)/Britton
12-16
3
5.5
TEX
2:12
29 4/30 N BAL L
2-7
Hammel/Maurer (2-4)
12-17
3
6.5
TEX
3:35
April (12-17)
Batting: .242 (236x975), 29 HR
Pitching: 12-17, 8 SV, 4.23 ERA (122 ER, 259.1 IP)
30 5/1 N BAL
W
8-3
Harang (1-3)/Chen
13-17
3
5.5
TEX
2:52

5/2
Off Day
3
5.0
TEX
31 5/3 N @TOR
W
4-0
Hernandez (4-2)/Romero
14-17
3
5.0
TEX
2:17
32 5/4 D @TOR
W
8-1
Iwakuma (3-1)/Dickey
15-17
3
5.0
TEX
2:28
33 5/5 D @TOR L
2-10
Morrow/Saunders (2-4)
15-18
3
6.0
TEX
2:27

5/6
Off Day
3
5.5
TEX
34 5/7 N @PIT L
1-4
Gomez/Harang (1-4)/Grilli
15-19
3
5.5
TEX
2:44
35 5/8 D @PIT
W
2-1
Hernandez (5-2)/Burnett/Wilhelmsen (9)
16-19
3
5.5
TEX
2:48

5/9
Off Day
3
5.5
TEX
36 5/10 N OAK
W
6-3
Iwakuma (4-1)/Straily/Wilhelmsen (10)
17-19
3
5.5
TEX
2:41
37 5/11 N OAK L
3-4
Parker /Maurer (2-5)/Balfour
17-20
3
6.5
TEX
3:12
38 5/12 D OAK
W
6-1
Saunders (3-4)/Milone
18-20
3
6.5
TEX
2:40

5/13
Off Day
3
6.0
TEX
39 5/14 N @NYY L
3-4
Kelley/Furbush (0-2)/Rivera
18-21
3
7.0
TEX
3:21
40 5/15 N @NYY
W
12-2
Iwakuma (5-1)/Hughes
19-21
T2
7.0
TEX
2:48
41 5/16 N @NYY
W
3-2
Perez (1-0)/Pettitte/Wilhelmsen (11)
20-21
2
7.0
TEX
3:26
20-22
3
7.0
TEX
3:37
42 5/17 N @CLE L 3-6 (10) Pestano/Luetge (0-1)
43 5/18 D @CLE L
4-5
C. Perez/O. Perez (1-1)
20-23
3
8.0
TEX
2:55
44 5/19 D @CLE L
0-6
Masterson/Hernandez (5-3)
20-24
3
9.0
TEX
2:39
20-25
3
9.0
TEX
3:48
45 5/20 D @CLE L 8-10 (10) Smith/Furbush (0-3)
46 5/21 N @LAA L
0-12
Williams/Harang (1-5)
20-26
3
9.0
TEX
2:47
47 5/22 D @LAA L
1-7
Wilson/Maurer (2-6)
20-27
3
10.0
TEX
2:44

5/23
Off Day
T3
10.0
TEX
48 5/24 N TEX L
5-9
Grimm/Saunders (3-5)/Nathan
20-28
4
11.0
TEX
3:08
49 5/25 N TEX L
2-5
Holland/Hernandez (5-4)/Nathan
20-29
4
12.0
TEX
3:27
21-29
4
11.0
TEX
4:09
50 5/26 D TEX
W 4-3 (13) Medina (1-0)/Kirkman
51 5/27 D SD
W
9-0
HARANG (2-5)/Richard
22-29
4
9.5
TEX
2:29
52 5/28 N SD L
1-6
Volquez/Maurer (2-7)
22-30
4
10.0
TEX
2:37
22-31
4
10.5
TEX
2:49
53 5/29 N @SD L 2-3 (10) Gregerson/Medina (1-1)
54 5/30 D @SD
W
7-1
Hernandez (6-4)/Cashner
23-31
4
10.5
TEX
2:34
55 5/31 N @MIN
W
3-0
Iwakuma (6-1)/Pelfrey/Wilhelmsen (12)
24-31
4
10.5
TEX
2:53
May (12-14)
Batting: .233 (207x890), 36 HR
Pitching: 12-14, 4 SV, 4.00 ERA (103 ER, 231.2 IP)
56 6/1 D @MIN L
4-5
Thielbar/Wilhelmsen (0-1)
24-32
4
10.5
TEX
3:05
57 6/2 D @MIN L
0-10
Diamond/Bonderman (0-1)
24-33
4
11.5
TEX
2:40
58 6/3 N CWS
W
4-2
Saunders (4-5)/Danks/Wilhelmsen (13)
25-33
T3
11.0
TEX
2:32
59 6/4 N CWS
W
7-4
Hernandez (7-4)/Peavy/Wilhelmsen (14)
26-33
T3
10.0
TEX
2:57
26-34
T3
11.0
TEX
5:42
60 6/5 D CWS L 5-7 (16) Reed/Noesi (0-1)
61 6/6 N NYY L
1-6
Hughes/Harang (2-6)
26-35
4
11.0
TEX
2:54
62 6/7 N NYY
W
4-1
Bonderman (1-1)/Kuroda/Wilhelmsen (15)
27-35
T3
10.5
OAK
3:06
63 6/8 D NYY L
1-3
Pettitte/Saunders (4-6)/Rivera
27-36
4
10.5
OAK
2:47
64 6/9 D NYY L
1-2
Robertson/Medina (1-2)/Rivera
27-37
4
11.0
TEX
3:12
65 6/10 N HOU
W
3-2
Iwakuma (7-1)/Keuchel/Wilhelmsen (16)
28-37
3
11.0
TEX
3:02
66 6/11 N HOU
W
4-0
HARANG (3-6)/Norris
29-37
3
10.0
OAK/TEX 2:15
67 6/12 N HOU L 1-6
Clemens/Wilhelmsen(0-2)
29-38
3
11.0
OAK
3:01

6/13
Off Day
3
11.5
OAK
68 6/14 N @OAK
W
3-2
Saunders (5-6)/Milone/Perez (1)
30-38
3
10.5
OAK
2:55
69 6/15 D @OAK
W
4-0
Hernandez (8-4)/Griffin
31-38
3
9.5
OAK
2:47
70 6/16 D @OAK L
2-10
Colon/Iwakuma (7-2)
31-39
3
10.5
OAK
2:59
71 6/17 N @LAA L
3-11
Vargas/Harang (3-7)
31-40
4
10.5
OAK
2:56
32-40
3
10.5
OAK
3:42
72 6/18 N @LAA W 3-2 (10) Furbush (1-3)/Richards/Medina (1)
73 6/19 N @LAA L
0-1
Wilson/Saunders (5-7)/Frieri
32-41
4
10.5
OAK
2:27
74 6/20 N @LAA L
9-10
Downs/Capps (2-2)/Frieri
32-42
4
10.5
OAK
3:36
75 6/21 N OAK L
3-6
Colon/Iwakuma (7-3)/Balfour
32-43
4
11.5
OAK
2:37
76 6/22 N OAK
W
7-5
Medina (2-2)/Cook
33-43
4
10.5
OAK/TEX 3:32
34-43
3
10.5
TEX
3:14
77 6/23 D OAK
W 6-3 (10) Perez (2-1)/Balfour

6/24
Off Day
3
10.5
TEX
78 6/25 N PIT L
4-9
Locke/Saunders (5-8)
34-44
4
10.5
TEX/OAK 3:00
79 6/26 D PIT L
2-4
Mazzaro/Furbush (1-4)/Melancon
34-45
4
11.5
TEX/OAK 2:56

6/27
Off Day
4
12.0
TEX
35-45
4
12.0
TEX
3:12
80 6/28 N CHI
W 5-4 (10) Medina (3-2)/Parker
35-46
4
12.0
TEX
3:32
81 6/29 D CHI L 3-5 (11) Villanueva/Perez (2-2)/Parker
82 6/30 D CHI L
6-7
Jackson/Bonderman (1-2)/Gregg
35-47
4
13.0
TEX
3:11
June (11-16)
Batting: .235 (220x938), 28 HR
Pitching: 11-16, 6 SV, 4.19 ERA (116 ER, 249.1 IP)

ATT
36,067
15,315
15,162
12,134
15,312
22,461
18,708
42,589
10,765
10,496
22,939
15,028
23,506
17,015
12,401
14,983
15,772
36,273
43,025
44,599
23,201
13,929
11,686
13,012
31,545
31,914
20,648
9,818
13,647
12,947
23,779
35,754
22,937
12,973
18,877
25,549
30,099
27,603
41,267
34,081
35,392
34,282
17,574
19,744
19,390
34,095
33,313
22,086
35,024
23,174
18,969
11,925
19,882
18,809
31,430
33,417
34,876
13,498
16,314
20,152
18,779
26,251
38,169
43,392
12,817
10,267
13,823
31,448
24,378
36,067
30,258
33,040
35,401
37,711
23,135
20,721
22,833
21,088
21,267
31,471
34,630
24,757

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G
D
D/N OPP W / L
SCORE WINNER/LOSER/SAVE
REC.
POS GA/GB CLUBS
TIME

7/1
Off Day
4
13.0
TEX
83 7/2 N @TEX
W
9-2
Saunders (6-8)/Grimm
36-47
4
12.5
OAK
2:49
37-47
4
11.5
OAK
3:07
84 7/3 N @TEX W 4-2 (10) Furbush (2-4)/Ross/Wilhelmsen (17)
85 7/4 N @TEX L
4-5
Lindblom/Iwakuma (7-4)/Nathan
37-48
4
12.5
OAK
3:13
86 7/5 N @CIN
W
4-2
Harang (4-7)/Leake/Perez (2)
38-48
4
12.5
OAK
2:43
87 7/6 D @CIN L
4-13
Latos/Bonderman (1-3)
38-49
4
12.5
OAK
3:21
88 7/7 D @CIN
W
3-1
Saunders (7-8)/Arroyo/Wilhelmsen (18)
39-49
4
12.5
OAK
2:33
89 7/8 N BOS
W
11-4
Hernandez (9-4/Lester
40-49
4
12.5
OAK
3:21
90 7/9 N BOS L
8-11
Breslow/Beavan (0-2)/Uehara
40-50
4
13.5
OAK
3:44
91 7/10 N BOS L
4-11
Doubront/Harang (4-8)
40-51
4
13.5
OAK
3:23
40-52
4
14.0
OAK
4:04
92 7/11 D BOS L 7-8 (10) Wright/Wilhelmsen (0-3)/Uehara
93 7/12 N LAA
W
8-3
Saunders (8-8)/Williams
41-52
4
13.0
OAK
2:45
94 7/13 N LAA
W
6-0
Hernandez (10-4)/Weaver
42-52
4
13.0
OAK
2:57
95 7/14 D LAA
W
4-3
Iwakuma (8-4)/Blanton/Wilhelmsen (19)
43-52
4
13.0
OAK
2:51
7/15

7/16
All-Star Game at New York (NL)
AL 3, NL 0 (Felix Hernandez & Hisashi Iwakuma represented Seattle)
7/17
7/18
96 7/19 N @HOU
W
10-7
Saunders (9-8)/Norris/Wilhelmsen (20)
44-52
4
12.0
OAK
3:46
97 7/20 N @HOU
W
4-2
Iwakuma (9-4)/Bedard/Wilhelmsen (21)
45-52
4
11.0
OAK
2:58
98 7/21 D @HOU
W
12-5
Hernandez (11-4)/Lyles
46-52
4
11.0
OAK
3:29
99 7/22 N CLE
W
2-1
Harang (5-8/Jimenez/Wilhelmsen (22)
47-52
T3
11.0
OAK
2:45
100 7/23 N CLE
W
4-3
Ramirez (1-0)/McAllister/Wilhelmsen (23)
48-52
3
10.0
OAK
2:44
101 7/24 D CLE L
1-10
Kazmir/Saunders (9-9)
48-53
T3
11.0
OAK
2:49
102 7/25 N MIN
W
8-2
Iwakuma (10-4)/Correia
49-53
T3
10.0
OAK
3:03
49-54
T3
11.0
OAK
3:54
103 7/26 N MIN L 2-3 (13) Duensing/Medina (3-3)/Perkins
104 7/27 D MIN L
0-4
Deduno/Harang (5-9)
49-55
T3
12.0
OAK
3:15
105 7/28 D MIN
W
6-4
Ramirez (2-0)/Gibson/Wilhelmsen (24)
50-55
3
12.0
OAK
2:41

7/29
Off Day
3
12.5
OAK
106 7/30 N @BOS L
2-8
Workman/Saunders (9-10)
50-56
3
12.5
OAK
2:44
50-57
3
12.5
OAK
5:03
107 7/31 N @BOS L 4-5 (15) Britton/Luetge (0-2)
July (15-10)
Batting: .264 (238x902), 35 HR
Pitching: 15-10, 9 SV, 4.20 ERA (109 ER, 233.2 IP)
108 8/1 N @BOS L 7-8
Wright/Perez
50-58
3
13.0
OAK
3:17
109 8/2 N @BAL L
8-11
Tillman/Harang 5-10)/Johnson
50-59
4
13.0
OAK
2:45
110 8/3 N @BAL
W
8-4
Ramirez (3-0)/Feldman/Farquhar (1)
51-59
4
13.0
OAK
3:23
111 8/4 D @BAL
W
3-2
Saunders (10-10)/Chen/Farquhar (2)
52-59
3
12.0
OAK
2:50
112 8/5 N TOR L
1-3
Dickey/Iwakuma (10-5)/Janssen
52-60
3
12.5
OAK
2:43
113 8/6 N TOR L
2-7
Johnson/Hernandez (11-5)
52-61
3
12.5
OAK
2:56
114 8/7 D TOR
W
9-7
Maurer (3-7)/Loup/Farquhar (3)
53-61
3
11.5
OAK/TEX 3:35

8/8
Off Day
3
11.5
OAK/TEX
115 8/9 N MIL L
5-10
Lohse (8-7)/Saunders (10-11)
53-62
3
12.5
OAK/TEX 2:59
116 8/10 N MIL L
0-10
Gorzelanny/Iwakuma (10-6)
53-63
4
13.5
TEX
2:48
117 8/11 D MIL
W
2-0
Hernandez (12-5)/Peralta/Farquhar (4)
54-63
3
13.5
TEX
2:11

8/12
Off Day
3
14.0
TEX
118 8/13 N @TB
W
5-4
Ramirez (4-0)/Archer/Farquhar (5)
55-63
3
13.0
TEX
3:13
119 8/14 N @TB L
4-5
Peralta/Farquhar (0-1)
55-64
3
14.0
TEX
3:26
120 8/15 N @TB L
1-7
Cobb/Saunders (10-12)
55-65
3
14.5
TEX
2:59
121 8/16 N @TEX
W
3-1
Iwakuma (11-6)/Cott/Farquhar (6)
56-65
3
13.5
TEX
2:59
122 8/17 N @TEX L
3-15
Perez/Hernandez (12-6)
56-66
3
14.5
TEX
3:25
123 8/18 D @TEX
W
4-3
Medina (4-3)/Nathan/Farquhar (7)
57-66
3
13.5
TEX
3:00
124 8/19 N @OAK L
1-2
PARKER/Capps (2-3)
57-67
3
14.5
TEX
2:19
125 8/20 N @OAK
W
7-4
Maurer (4-7)/Doolittle/Farquhar (8)
58-67
3
14.5
TEX
3:10
126 8/21 D @OAK
W
5-3
Iwakuma (12-6)/Griffin/Farquhar (9)
59-67
3
14.5
TEX
2:47

8/22
Off Day
3
14.5
TEX
127 8/23 N LAA L
0-2
Richards/Hernandez (12-7)/Frieri
59-68
3
15.5
TEX
2:45
128 8/24 N LAA L
1-5
Vargas/Ramirez (4-1)
59-69
3
15.5
TEX
3:18
129 8/25 D LAA L
1-7
Weaver/Harang (5-11)
59-70
3
15.5
TEX
2:50
130 8/26 N TEX L
3-8
Blackley/Saunders (10-13)
59-71
3
16.5
TEX
2:40
59-72
4
17.5
TEX
3:35
131 8/27 N TEX L 3-4 (10) Scheppers/Farquhar (0-2)/Nathan
132 8/28 D TEX L
4-12
Perez/Hernandez (12-8)
59-73
4
18.5
TEX
3:01
133 8/29 N @HOU
W
3-2
Ramirez (5-1)/Lyles/Farquhar (10)
60-73
4
18.0
TEX
3:03
134 8/30 N @HOU
W
7-1
Walker (1-0)/Peacock
61-73
4
17.0
TEX
3:16
135 8/31 N @HOU
W
3-1
Saunders (11-13)/Keuchel/Farquhar (11)
62-73
4
17.0
TEX
2:56
August (12-16) Batting: .234 (220x939), 29 HR
Pitching: 12-16, 11 SV, 4.94 ERA (136 ER, 247.2 IP)
136 9/1
D
@HOU L
0-2
OBERHOLTZER/Furbush (2-5)
62-74
4
17.0
TEX
2:41
137 9/2 D @KC L
1-3
Smith/Hernandez (12-9)/Holland
62-75
4
17.0
TEX/OAK 2:45
138 9/3 N @KC L
3-4
Hochevar/Medina (4-4)/Holland
62-76
4
18.0
TEX
2:42
139 9/4 N @KC
W
6-4
Luetge (1-2)/Crow/Farquhar (12)
63-76
4
17.0
OAK/TEX 3:02
63-77
4
17.5
TEX
4:17
140 9/5 D @KC L 6-7 (13) Coleman/Ruffin (0-1)
141 9/6 N TB
W
6-4
Capps (3-3)/Peralta/Farquhar (13)
64-77
4
17.0
OAK
3:30
142 9/7 N TB
W
6-2
Paxton (1-0)/Archer
65-77
4
17.0
OAK
3:04
143 9/8 D TB L
1-4
McGee/Medina (4-5)/Rodney
65-78
4
18.0
OAK
3:24
144 9/9 N HOU L
4-6
Chapman/Farquhar (0-3)/Fields
65-79
4
18.5
OAK
3:23
145 9/10 N HOU L
2-13
Lyles/Saunders (11-14)
65-80
4
18.5
OAK
3:23
146 9/11 N HOU L
1-6
Peacock/Maurer (4-8)
65-81
4
19.5
OAK
3:00

9/12
Off Day
4
20.0
OAK
65-82
4
21.0
OAK
3:15
147 9/13 N @STL L 1-2 (10) Siegrist/Ruffin (0-2)
148 9/14 N @STL
W
4-1
Paxton (2-0)/Wacha/Farquhar (14)
66-82
4
21.0
OAK
2:51
149 9/15 D @STL L
2-12
Miller/Ramirez (5-2)
66-83
4
22.0
OAK
3:09
150 9/16 N @DET L
2-4
Porcello/Saunders (11-15)/Benoit
66-84
4
22.0
OAK
2:50
151 9/17 N @DET L
2-6
Albuquerque/Medina (4-6)
66-85
4
23.0
OAK
3:46
152 9/18 N @DET
W
8-0
Iwakuma (13-6)/Verlander
67-85
4
22.0
OAK
2:55
153 9/19 D @DET L
4-5
Fister/Furbush (2-6)/Benoit
67-86
4
23.0
OAK
2:43
154 9/20 N @LAA L
2-3
Rasmus/LaFromboise (0-1)
67-87
4
24.0
OAK
4:10
155 9/21 N @LAA L
5-6
Williams/Saunders (11-16)/Frieri
67-88
4
25.0
OAK
3:01
156 9/22 D @LAA
W
3-2
Perez (3-3)/Wilson/Farquhar (15)
68-88
4
25.0
OAK
3:22
68-89
4
26.0
OAK
4:12
157 9/23 N KC L 5-6 (12) Davis/Luetge (1-3)/Holland
158 9/24 N KC
W
4-0
Paxton (3-0)/Chen
69-89
4
25.0
OAK
2:27
159 9/25 N KC
W
6-0
Iwakuma (14-6)/Santana
70-89
4
24.0
OAK
2:25

9/26
Off Day
4
24.0
OAK
160 9/27 N OAK L
2-8
Colon/Hernandez (12-10)
70-90
4
25.0
OAK
3:06
161 9/28 D OAK
W
7-5
Maurer (5-8)/Parker/Farquhar (16)
71-90
4
24.0
OAK
2:58
162 9/29 D OAK L
0-9
Parker/Ramirez (5-3)
71-91
4
25.0
OAK
3:08
September (9-18)
Batting: .216 (197x914), 31 HR
Pitching: 9-18, 5 SV, 4.29 ERA (116 ER, 243.1 IP)

ATT
39,579
39,468
46,476
31,596
34,965
32,669
21,830
21,076
20,468
25,367
21,375
32,466
25,643

24,635
25,733
38,838
18,009
16,308
25,707
18,148
23,172
24,531
35,103
34,578
35,059
35,886
25,947
35,231
30,759
32,170
28,198
34,827
34,899
46,032
25,397
13,294
14,910
13,299
37,596
44,247
40,832
11,112
13,041
18,641
21,631
24,482
23,001
15,995
15,117
22,424
22,203
13,869
21,085
17,203
20,063
13,638
13,621
14,004
14,793
17,788
18,650
9,808
10,241
11,675
40,506
41,374
40,526
34,063
39,076
36,395
38,431
39,469
41,001
39,099
12,790
12,524
15,343
23,022
17,752
17,081

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Mariners update
Overall Record..............................71-91
Home/Road...................... 36-45 / 35-46
Day/Night......................... 22-32 / 49-59
Pre-ASG / Post-ASG........ 43-52 / 28-39
Series Record........................... 20-26-6
Shutouts (Mariners/Opp)...........14 / 11
First Game of Series.....................25-27
Second Game of Series...............23-29
Third Game of Series...................20-27
Fourth Game of Series.....................3-8
Leading After 6.............................56-10
Trailing After 6.................................6-64
Tied After 6......................................9-17
Leading After 7...............................61-9
Trailing After 7.................................3-66
Tied After 7......................................7-16
Leading After 8...............................63-6
Trailing After 8.................................0-70
Tied After 8......................................8-15
Score First.....................................51-33
Come-from-behind wins................... 27
Blown Leads in loss.......................... 40
Last AB W/L (walk-off)...... 11-27 (3-13)
Hit a home run..............................61-55
No home runs...............................10-36
Scoring 4 or more runs................51-25
Scoring less than 4 runs..............20-66
Score in 3 or more innings...........48-23
Out-hit opponent..........................50-22
Out-hit by opponent.....................15-62
Hits even............................................6-7
Lineups Used................................... 143
Players Used (Pitchers).............. 47 (22)
Safeco Field Roof Open...............27-34
Safeco Field Roof Closed................6-8
Safeco Field Roof Moved.................3-3
April................................................12-17
May................................................12-14
June...............................................11-16
July.................................................15-10
August...........................................12-16
September.......................................9-18
Monday..............................................9-9
Tuesday...........................................9-16
Wednesday......................................9-16
Thursday..........................................6-10
Friday.............................................14-12
Saturday........................................11-15
Sunday...........................................13-13
1-Run Games................................19-29
2-Run Games................................18-12
Extra Innings...................................6-15
Northwest Green Jersey..............11-12
Astro Navy Jersey.............................9-8
Lineups (Batting/Defense).......143/127
Safeco Field Sellouts...................1 (0-1)
Avg Time of Game (9-inn.)............. 2:57
Postponements.................................. --

2013 SEATTLE MARINERS HIGHS & LOWS

CLUB

LONGEST WINNING STREAK...............................................................................................................................8, July 12-23

LONGEST LOSING STREAK................................................................................................................................ 8, May 17-25
MOST RUNS, GAME:
Mariners......................................................................................................................................12, 2x, last: July 21 at Houston
Opponents............................................................................................................................................... 16, April 9 vs. Houston
MOST RUNS, INNING:
Mariners.................................................................................................................... 7, 2x, last: July 21 at Houston (2nd inning)
Opponents.............................................................................................................................. 8, August 17 at Texas (8th inning)
MOST HITS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners.......................................................................................................................................... 16, May 15 at New York (AL)
Opponents............................................................................................................................................... 22, April 9 vs. Houston
FEWEST HITS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners..................................................................................................................................................... 1, July 20 at Houston
Opponents.............................................................................................................................................. 2, June 11 vs. Houston
MOST HITS, INNING:
Mariners............................................................................................................................. 7, July 25 vs. Minnesota (2nd inning)
Opponents.....................................................................................................................8, June 6 vs. New York (AL) (3rd inning)
MOST DOUBLES, GAME:
Mariners................................................................................................................................... 6, 2x, last: July 25 vs. Minnesota
Opponents.................................................................................................................................... 8, September 10 vs. Houston
MOST TRIPLES, GAME:
Mariners....................................................................................................................................... 2, 2x, last: August 1 at Boston
Opponents................................................................................................................ 2, 3x, last: August 25 vs. Los Angeles (AL)
MOST HOME RUNS, GAME:
Mariners.................................................................................................................................................. 5, May 30 at San Diego
Opponents...................................................................................................................................... 5, 3x, last: July 9 vs. Boston
MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME:
Mariners.........................................................................................................................2, 9x, last: September 6 vs. Tampa Bay
Opponents.................................................................................................................................... 5, September 10 vs. Houston
MOST ERRORS, GAME:
Mariners.................................................................................................................................................. 4, August 6 vs. Toronto
Opponents............................................................................................................................ 3, 2x, last: August 9 vs. Milwaukee
MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED, GAME:
Mariners............................................................................................................................................................4, July 2 at Texas
Opponents..........................................................................................................................................6, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
MOST STRIKEOUTS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners hitters........................................................................................................................................ 15, July 20 at Houston
Opponents hitters..................................................................................................................................... 16, April 16 vs. Detroit
MOST WALKS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners hitters.................................................................................................................. 8, 3x, last: September 9 vs. Houston
Opponents hitters................................................................................................................................... 9, August 7 vs. Toronto
MOST LEFT ON BASE, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners............................................................................................................................................ 13, 2x, last: July 4 at Texas
Opponents.......................................................................................................................13, September 22 at Los Angeles (AL)
LARGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME IN WIN........................................................... 5, August 7 vs. Toronto (trailed 7-2, won 9-7)
LARGEST LEAD GIVEN UP IN LOSS............................................ 7, June 20 at Los Angeles (AL) (led 7-0 and 8-1, lost 9-10)
LARGEST WINNING MARGIN............................................................................................10, May 15 at New York (AL) (12-2)
LARGEST LOSING MARGIN.......................................................................................... 12, 2x, last: August 17 at Texas (3-15)
LONGEST GAME, INNINGS, HOME............................................................................................16.0, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
LONGEST GAME, INNINGS, ROAD..................................................................................................... 15.0, July 31 at Boston
SHORTEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, HOME................................................................................... 2:11, August 11 vs. Milwaukee
SHORTEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, ROAD................................................................................................. 2:17, May 3 at Toronto
LONGEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, HOME.................................................................................................. 3:44, July 9 vs. Boston
LONGEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, ROAD.......................................................................... 3:46, 2x, last: September 17 at Detroit
LONGEST GAME, EXTRA-INNINGS, HOME..............................................................................5:42, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
LONGEST GAME, EXTRA-INNINGS, ROAD........................................................................................ 5:03, July 31 at Boston
LARGEST CROWD, HOME................................................................................................... 46,032, August 10 vs. Milwaukee
SMALLEST CROWD, HOME................................................................................................. 9,808, September 9 vs. Houston
LARGEST CROWD, ROAD....................................................................................................................46,476, July 4 at Texas
SMALLEST CROWD, ROAD.......................................................................................................11,112, August 19 at Oakland

INDIVIDUAL BATTING

LONGEST HITTING STREAK...........................................................................................................................................................................16 games, Kyle Seager (April 11-27)

MOST HITS, GAME........................................................................................................................................................................ 4, 5x, last: Dustin Ackley, August 30 at Houston
MOST RUNS, GAME............................................................................................................................................................................. 3, 5x, last: Mike Zunino, July 19 at Houston
MOST DOUBLES, GAME...................................................................................................................................................2, 20x, last: Michael Saunders, September 18 at Detroit
MOST TRIPLES, GAME........................................................................................................................................................................................ 2, Brad Miller, July 5 at Cincinnati
MOST HOME RUNS, GAME..................................................................................................................................................... 2, 15x, last: Brad Miller, September 28 vs. Oakland
MOST EXTRA BASE HITS, GAME........................................................................................................................3, 3x, last: Raul Ibaez (2B, 2 HR), July 12 vs. Los Angeles (AL)
MOST RBI, 9-INNING GAME............................................................................................................................................................... 6, 2x, last: Kendrys Morales, July 2 at Texas
MOST RBI, EXTRA-INNING GAME.............................................................................................................................................................4, Kyle Seager, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME................................................................................................................................................... 2, 4x, last: Nick Franklin, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
GRAND SLAMS (7)............ Dustin Ackley (May 4 at Toronto), Raul Ibaez (May 15 at New York-AL), Kyle Seager (June 5 vs. Chicago-AL), Henry Blanco (June 15 at Oakland),
.............................................................................................. Nick Franklin (July 21 at Houston), Henry Blanco (August 1 at Boston) and Brad Miller (September 28 vs. Oakland)

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (CG):

Mariners.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2, Aaron Harang, June 11 vs. Houston
Opponents............................................................................................................................................................................. 4, 2x, last: Brett Oberholtzer, September 1 at Houston
MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME (Starter):
Mariners........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12, Felix Hernandez, April 17 vs. Detroit
Opponents............................................................................................................................................................................................ 12, 3x, last: Eric Stults, May 29 at San Diego
MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME (Reliever):
Mariners........................................................................................................................................................................................5, 3x, last: Danny Farquhar, July 28 vs. Minnesota
Opponents................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8, Will Smith, September 2 at Kansas City
MOST WALKS, GAME:
Mariners........................................................................................................................................................................................... 5, 3x, last: Felix Hernandez, August 17 at Texas
Opponents...............................................................................................................................................................................................6, Jarred Cosart, September 9 vs. Houston
MOST INNINGS, GAME, STARTER:
Mariners.................................................................................................................................................................................... 9.0, 4x, last: Felix Hernandez, July 26 vs. Minnesota
Opponents.......................................................................................................................................................................... 9.0, 2x, last: Brett Oberholtzer, September 1 at Houston
MOST INNINGS, GAME, RELIEVER
Mariners.................................................................................................................................................................................................6.2, Blake Beavan, June 6 vs. New York (AL)
Opponents.........................................................................................................................................................................................5.2, 2x, last: Steven Wright, July 11 vs. Boston
LONGEST WINNING STREAK:......................................................................................................................................................................... 6, Felix Hernandez (May 30-July 21)
LONGEST LOSING STREAK:.......................................................................................................................................................................5, Felix Hernandez (August 17-current)
MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS:
Overall.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................24.0, Felix Hernandez (July 8-26)
Starter......................................................................................................................................................................................................................24.0, Felix Hernandez (July 8-26)
Reliever...........................................................................................................................................................................................................16.0, Tom Wilhelmsen (April 8-May 16)
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