Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Game #24 (10-8-5)
Peoria Stadium CHICAGO CUBS (12-7-3) at SEATTLE
Starting Pitchers: RH Justin Dunn (0-0, 3.52) vs. RH Zach Davies (2-0, 0.00)
6:40 pm AZ/PT • Radio: 710 ESPN Seattle • TV: ROOT SPORTS Northwest
SPRING RECORD
Overall Record..............................10-8-5
PEORIA STADIUM..........................6-4-2
Home Record.................................6-4-2
Road Record..................................4-4-3
Current Streak................................... W3
THE COUNTDOWN
8 days to Opening Night, 4/1 vs. SF
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
March 25..............................at Oakland
March 26......................... at San Diego
March 27................. vs. San Francisco
March 28................................ OFF DAY
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BY THE NUMBERS
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The Mariners Spring Training ros-
ter is now at 42 players after roster
moves that involved 6 players. So
far in camp, 25 players have been
re-assigned to minor league camp,
4 were optioned to the Mariners
alternate site, one (1) optioned to
AAA Tacoma, one (1) optioned to A
Everett, one (1) assigned to minor
league rehab and one (1) released.
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The Mariners have out-hit their
opponents in each of the last 4
games. In total, Seattle has out-hit
the other team by a 35-27 advan-
tage in the last 4 contests, includ-
ing 8-7 in each of the last 2 games.
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The Mariners are in the midst of a
“marathon” of Cactus League
games, yesterday completing the
22nd of 26 consecutive days with
a scheduled game, ranging from
March 2-27. The next-closest Cac-
tus League team are the Chicago
White Sox, with games on 18 con-
secutive days.
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Mariners Manager Scott Servais
has already named Marco Gonza-
les as Opening Night starter for the
Mariners vs. the Giants on April 1...
will mark his third consecutive start
on Opening Day, trailing only Félix
Hernández (11), Randy Johnson (6)
and Jamie Moyer (4) for the most
Opening Day starts in club history.
THE ROSTER
The spring roster is currently at 42
players (34 roster, 7 non-roster, 1
60-day IL)…the camp breakdown
by position is the following: 23
pitchers (3 non-roster, 1 60-day IL), 4
catchers (2 non-roster), 5 infielders, 7
outfielders (2 non-roster) and 3 INF/
OF.
ON THE AIR
Wednesday night’s game that hosts
the Chicago Cubs (first pitch 6:40 pm
local and PT) will be televised live on
ROOT SPORTS Northwest with Dave
Sims and Mike Blowers on the call...
the game will be broadcast live on
710 ESPN Seattle with Rick Rizzs
and Aaron Goldsmith on the call...
complete spring training day-by-day
with TV and radio listings is listed on
Page 2 of these game notes.
MARINERS (10-8-5) Home #13 (6-4-2)
TODAY’S GAME INFORMATION
TONIGHT’S TILT…the Mariners host the Chicago Cubs with the game being televised
live on ROOT SPORTS NW with Dave Sims and Mike Blowers on the call...the game is
being broadcast live on 710 ESPN Seattle with Rick Rizzs and Aaron Goldsmith...the
Mariners have won a spring-high 3 games in a row...Seattle has also won 5 of its last 6...
right-hander Justin Dunn takes the ball and is set to make his 3rd start of the spring.
UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS (subject to change)…
TODAY: Mariners vs. Cubs 6:40 pm 710 ESPN Seattle/ROOT
SEA — Dunn, Graveman, Misiewicz*, Fletcher*
CHC — Davies, Kimbrel, Workman, Megill
THURSDAY: Mariners at Athletics 1:05 pm 710 ESPN Seattle
SEA — Margevicius*, Sadler, Vest, Gerber, Steckenrider, Ramirez
OAK — Montas
FRIDAY: Mariners at Padres 1:05 pm 710 ESPN Seattle
SEA — Gonzales*, Graveman, Montero, Swanson
SD — Weathers*, Melancon, Pomeranz*, Pagán, Baez, Knehr, Camarena*
* left-handed pitcher
ROSTER MOVES...Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager Jerry Dipoto
announced the following roster moves at the Mariners Major League spring camp Tuesday:
Re-Assigned to minor league camp (6):
RHP (2): Robert Dugger, Matt Magill
INF (1): Sam Travis
OF (2): Luis Liberato, Dillon Thomas
INF/OF (1): Jack Reinheimer
• Tuesday’s roster moves leave the Mariners with 42 players in their Major League camp:
34 roster players, 7 non-roster invitees and 1 player on the 60-day IL.
CLEAN SHEET...Seattle pitching kept the Diamondbacks off the scoreboard in yesterday’s
3-0 win...right-hander Chris Flexen tossed 5.0 scoreless inning in his first win of the
spring...relievers Erik Swanson, Will Vest, Keynan Middleton and Casey Sadler each
contributed a scoreless frame, with Sadler notching his first 2021 save...it was the Mariners
2nd shutout win of the spring, and the first since a 13-0 win at Kansas City on March 16.
LEADER IN WALKS...the Mariners maintained their Major League lead in walks drawn
this Spring Training...Seattle registered 5 walks in Tuesday night’s win, bringing their total
to 104 as a team this spring...Mitch Haniger led off the game with the team’s 100th base
on balls...Atlanta is 2nd with 98 walks...Cincinnati is 2nd in the Cactus League with 97
walks.
LEADER IN STEALS...the Mariners also lead all 30 Major League clubs with their 26
stolen bases as a team this spring...Seattle had 3 stolen bases on Tuesday night, 1 from
Evan White and a pair from Dillon Thomas...11 different Mariners have recorded a stolen
base...San Francisco is 2nd in the Majors with 23 stolen bases this spring.
VS. THE CUBS...Seattle and Chicago-NL have met 147 times in Spring Training play...the
Mariners own a narrow 73-70-4 advantage in the series...the clubs last met 3 weeks ago
today on March 3 in an 8-8 tie at Sloan Park...that game began a 4-game tie streak for the
Mariners...the teams last met in Peoria on Feb. 24, 2020 in a 16-12 Cubs win.
WIN STREAK...Seattle’s active 3-game win streak marks the first time the team has won
3 or more straight spring games since winning 3 straight from March 24-27, 2018...the
Mariners last had a spring winning streak of at least 4 games from March 14-17, when
they won 5 consecutive games (includes 2 split-squad victories on March 17).
FIVE TO GO…the Mariners have 5 Cactus League games remaining for 2021 Spring
Training...Seattle plays each of the next 4 days to wrap a 26 consecutive day streak of
games before an off day on Sunday, March 28...the Mariners have their final spring game
scheduled for Monday, March 29 at the Cincinnati Reds before traveling back to Seattle...
the Mariners open the regular season on Thursday, April 1 at 7:10 pm PT against the San
Francisco Giants at T-Mobile Park.
PEORIA STADIUM…the Mariners have averaged 1,808 fans in 12 openings at Peoria
Stadium this spring...including tonight, Seattle will play 3 more games in 2021 at their
Spring Training home...that includes 2 home games (Tonight vs. CHC, Saturday vs. SF)
and also a “road” game against San Diego on Friday night.
PROSPECT RANKINGS…the Mariners are ranked by MLB.com as having the 3rd-best
farm system in the Major Leagues, trailing only Tampa Bay and Detroit…Seattle’s Top
100 prospects as listed by Major League Baseball’s official website includes 6 players:
OF Jarred Kelenic (#4), OF Julio Rodríguez (#5), RHP Emerson Hancock (#31), RHP
Logan Gilbert (#33), RHP George Kirby (#92) and OF Taylor Trammell (#100)...the #3
ranking by MLB.com comes after publications Baseball America and Baseball Prospectus
both ranked the Mariners as the #2 farm system in the Major Leagues.
HEY STATS FANS, AS YOU KNOW…Mariners infielder Ty France leads the Cactus
League in batting average (.385), on-base percentage (.455), slugging percentage (.846),
OPS (1.301) and total bases (33)...he also ranks 2nd or is tied for 2nd in home runs (5),
extra-base hits (8) and hits (15), but...DID YOU KNOW?...outfielder Kyle Lewis also
ranks in the Cactus League top-10 in slugging (.568, 8th) and OPS (.954, 7th)...shortstop
J.P. Crawford leads the league with 11 walks...Jake Fraley is tied for 2nd with 10 walks...
Sam Haggerty leads the league with 6 stolen bases and is tied for the lead with 2 triples.
 2021 SPRING TRAINING GAME NOTES • MARCH 24, 2021 • VS. CHICAGO CUBS

#35 — JUSTIN DUNN (RHP)

YEAR TEAM W-L ERA G GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO
2020 SEATTLE 4-1 4.34 10 10 0 0 45.2 31 23 22 10 31 38
2021 SPRING 0-0 3.52 3 2 0 0 7.2 5 4 3 0 6 8
MLB Totals 4-1 4.13 14 14 0 0 52.1 33 25 24 10 40 43

2021 Spring Training - 0-0, 3.52 in 3G: Made his 2021 debut on March 6 vs. Oakland...threw 2.0 scoreless innings with 1 hit allowed, 2
walks and 2 strikeouts...the top of the 1st was “rolled” with the bases loaded and 2 outs...pitched 3.0 innings in a relief effort on March 12
vs. Cincinnati, allowing 1 unearned run on 3 hits, walking 1 and striking out 3...started on March 18 at SF, allowing 3 earned runs on 1 hit,
walking 3 and striking out 3...the Mariners won the game by a 6-3 score.
• 2020 Totals – Went 4-1 with a 4.34 ERA (22 ER, 45.2 IP) in 10 starts with Seattle…limited opponents to a .189 (31x164) with 31 walks
and 38 strikeouts.
• A Win to Remember – Earned first Major League win on Aug. 10 at Texas, allowing 2 runs on 7 hits while walking 3 and striking out 2
in 6.0 innings.
• Innings Eater – Tossed at least 5.0 innings in 6 of his 10 starts, including 5 of his final 6 starts of the season (8/23-9/26)…tossed a
season-high 6.0 innings in 4 times: Aug. 10 at TEX (6.0,7,2,2,3,2), Aug. 23 vs. TEX (6.0,1,0,0,1,6), Aug. 30 at LAA (6.0,1,0,0,4,6) and Sept.
6 vs. TEX (6.0,4,2,2,4,4,2HR).

ALSO SCHEDULED TO PITCH

#49 — Kendall Graveman (RHP):
2021 Spring Training: 0-0, 7.04 in 6G: Made spring debut on Feb. 28 vs. SD, tossing
a scoreless 3rd inning in relief of starter Marco Gonzales...threw a scoreless 3rd in-
ning on March 4 vs. Colorado in relief of Justus Sheffield...allowed 4 earned runs on
4 hits in 1.0 inning on March 10 vs. Texas...tossed 1.0 inning with 1 hit allowed and 2
strikeouts on March 14 vs. Milwaukee...tossed 1.2 scoreless frames on March 17 vs.
LAA...threw 2.0 innings on March 20 at TEX, allowing 2 earned runs on 2 hits and a
homer with 2 strikeouts.
• 2020 Totals – Went 1-3 with 5 holds and a 5.79 ERA (12 ER, 18.2 IP) in 11 games
(2 starts) with Seattle…limited opponents to a .221 (15x68) average, while walking
8 and striking out 15.
• Ouch - Missed 27 games due to injuries…on 10-Day Injured List on Aug. 4 (retroac-
tive to Aug. 3)-Sept. 1 with a neck spasm…appeared in 2 Intrasquad games at the
alternate site in Tacoma while on the IL.
• Mariners Debut – Recorded the loss in his Mariners debut on July 27 at HOU, al-
lowing 7 runs (6 ER) on 6 hits, while walking 3 and striking out 7 over 4.0 innings…
also allowed 2 home runs, his only home runs of the season.
• Long Road Back – Prior to the 2020 season, his last Major League pitch was
thrown on May 11, 2018 as a member of the Oakland Athletics in Yankee Stadium...
went 807 days (2 years, 2 months and 16 days) between Major League appear-
ances...in Mariners history, 807 days would rank as the 4th-longest span between
pitching appearances for Seattle.
• Splits – Made 2 starts on July 27 at HOU (L-4.0,6,7,6,3,7,2HR) and Aug. 2 vs. OAK
(L-4.2,3,2,2,2,3), going 0-2 with a 8.31 (8 ER, 8.2 IP)…after returning from IL, went
1-1 with a 3.60 ERA (4 ER, 10.0 IP) in 9 relief appearances.
#38 — Anthony Misiewicz (LHP):
2021 Spring Training: 0-0, 1.69 in 6G: Threw a scoreless 5th inning in Seattle’s spring
opener vs. San Diego...struck out Brian O’Grady and Robert Hassell III...allowed 1
earned run in an inning of work on March 4 vs. Colorado, recording a blown save...on
March 13 at Colorado, allowed 1 unearned run on a Ty France error...struck out 1...
tossed one-third of an inning on March 15 vs. Arizona...notched his first spring save on
March 19 vs. CWS, throwing a clean 9th inning...threw a scoreless inning on March 20
at Texas, striking out 2 in his second straight day appearing on the mound.
• 2020 Totals – Made his first Opening Day roster and pitched in 21 games for Se-
attle, going 0-2 with a 4.05 ERA (9 ER, 20.0 IP), 25 strikeouts to 6 walks (1 IBB), an
11.25 K/9 ratio and 1 pickoff…14 of his 21 appearances were scoreless, and 17 of
his 21 appearances included at least 1 strikeout.
• Rookie Stud – Ranked 8th in the American League among rookie pitchers with an
11.25 K/9 ratio, directly behind teammate Yohan Ramirez (11.32), (min. 20.0 IP)…
ranked 7th in that group in K/batters faced at .301, and his 0.5 Pitching FanGraphs
WAR ranked tied for 14th in that group.
• FIP – Among AL rookie pitchers who threw at least 20.0 IP, Misiewicz’s 3.04 FIP
was tied for 6th best with Aaron Slegers-TB and Peter Fairbanks-TB, trailing only
James Karinchak-CLE (1.52), Kyle Zimmer-KC (2.37), Codi Heuer-CHW (2.77), Matt
Foster-CHW (2.88) and Rafael Dolis-TOR (3.02).
#41 — Aaron Fletcher (LHP):
2021 Spring Training: 0-0, 1.59 in 6G: First spring outing was March 3 at CHC...
threw a scoreless inning with 1 strikeout...on March 7 at Los Angeles-AL, gave up 1
earned run on 3 hits with 1 strikeout...on March 11 at the Dodgers, retired both bat-
ters he faced...threw a scoreless frame on March 15 vs. Arizona with 2 strikeouts...
tossed a scoreless 8th inning on March 18 at SF with 2 hits allowed, 1 walk allowed
and 3 strikeouts...threw a scoreless frame on March 21 at MIL with 2 strikeouts.
• 2020 Totals – Played in 6 games for the Mariners in 2020, posting a 12.46 ERA (6
ER, 4.1 IP) with 7 strikeouts and 7 walks.
• Hot Start – Began his career with two consecutive scoreless outings from Aug.
22-25, striking out 2 batters in that span…four of his 6 appearances this year
were scoreless.
• Selected – Had his contract selected on Aug, 21…made his Major League debut
the next night vs. Texas with a scoreless 8th inning.
• First Of His Kind – Became the first player in club history to wear No. 81 during
the regular season.
#84 — JT Chargois* (RHP):
2021 Spring Training: 0-0, 4.50 in 3G: Made spring debut on March 15 vs. ARI, al-
lowing a home run to Christian Walker and also recording 2 strikeouts in 1.0 inning...
threw one-third of an inning on March 18 at SF with 1 walk and 1 strikeout...pitched
two-thirds of an inning in relief of James Paxton on March 21 at MIL.
• Personal – Pronounced SHA-gwah...Jon Thomas Chargois...made Major
League debut with Minnesota on June 11, 2016 vs. Boston...began pro career
with Rookie-Level Elizabethton in 2012.
• February Signee – Signed a minor league contract with Seattle on Feb. 8, 2021.
• 2020 – Made 31 appearances with Rakuten in Japan’s Pacific League...also made
10 outings with Rakuten’s minor league team in the Japan’s Eastern League.
#74 — Ljay Newsome (RHP):
2021 Spring Training - 1-1, 3.12 in 3G: Made 2021 spring debut in the Mariners first
road game on March 3 at Chicago-NL...started and pitched 2.0 innings, allowing a
Joc Pederson 2-run homer in the 1st...struck out Cameron Maybin in the second
inning...on March 9 vs. KC tossed 3.0 scoreless innings in a winning start...allowed
just 1 baserunner in the dominant outing...started on March 15 vs. ARI, allowing
1 earned run in 3.2 innings but getting the loss...walked 1 and struck out 3 in that
game, his 3rd start of the spring...notched his first save of the spring on March 21 at
MIL, throwing a scoreless 9th with 1 walk and 1 strikeout.
• Pronunciation – EL-jay
• 2020 Totals – Went 0-1 with a 5.17 ERA (9 ER, 15.2 IP) in 5 games 4 starts with
Seattle…opponents recorded .303 (20x66) average, while walking 1 and striking
out 9.
• Welcome to Seattle – Selected to Seattle on Aug. 15.
• A Debut to Remember – Made Major League debut in relief on Aug. 20 vs. LAD,
allowing 1 run on 3 hits while walking 0 and striking out 1.

2021 SEATTLE MARINERS - SPRING TRAINING DAY-BY-DAY

DAY DATE OPP SCORE WINNER LOSER SAVE REC ATT
Sunday Feb. 28 San Diego Padres 5-4 Sewald (1-0) Markel (0-1) None 1-0 1,744
Monday March 1 OFF DAY
Tuesday March 2 Cleveland Indians 1-6 (7.5) Plutko (1-0) Kikuchi (0-1) None 1-1 1,525
Wednesday March 3 Chicago Cubs 8-8 None None None 1-1-1 3,282
Thursday March 4 Colorado Rockies 9-9 (8.5) None None None 1-1-2 1,606
Friday March 5 Chicago White Sox 2-2 (7) None None None 1-1-3 2,339
Saturday March 6 Oakland Athletics 1-1 (7) None None None 1-1-4 1,865
Sunday March 7 Los Angeles Angels 2-6 (6) Buttrey (1-0) Steckenrider (0-1) Suarez (1) 1-2-4 1,975
Monday March 8 Cleveland Indians 0-10 Plesac (1-1) Kikuchi (0-2) None 1-3-4 2,211
Tuesday March 9 Kansas City Royals 6-3 Newsome (1-0) Duffy (0-1) None 2-3-4 1,770
Wednesday March 10 Texas Rangers 5-17 Cotton (1-0) Sheffield (0-1) None 2-4-4 1,788
Thursday March 11 Los Angeles Dodgers 4-4 None None None 2-4-5 2,343
Friday March 12 Cincinnati Reds 4-3 (8) Swanson (1-0) Carle (0-1) Bautista (1) 3-4-5 1,803
Saturday March 13 Colorado Rockies 1-2 Estevez (1-1) Magill (0-1) None 3-5-5 2,371
Sunday March 14 Milwaukee Brewers 5-4 (7.5) Montero (1-0) Boxberger (0-1) Gerber (1) 4-5-5 2,000
Monday March 15 Arizona Diamondbacks 2-6 Widener (1-0) Newsome (1-1) None 4-6-5 1,875
Tuesday March 16 Kansas City Royals 13-0 Sheffield (1-1) Keller (1-1) None 5-6-5 2,096
Wednesday March 17 Los Angeles Angels 4-7 (7) Quintana (2-0) Flexen (0-1) Faria (1) 5-7-5 1,897
Thursday March 18 San Francisco Giants 6-3 Margevicius (1-0) Selman (0-1) Swanson (1) 6-7-5 1,543
Friday March 19 Chicago White Sox 7-6 Gonzales (1-0) Burr (0-1) Misiewicz (1) 7-7-5 1,924
Saturday March 20 Texas Rangers 5-6 King (1-0) Gerber (0-1) Sborz (2) 7-8-5 2,212
Sunday March 21 Milwaukee Brewers 3-1 Middleton (1-0) Boxberger (0-2) Newsome (1) 8-8-5 2,242
Monday March 22 Los Angeles Dodgers 7-3 Nittoli (1-0) Bauer (1-1) None 9-8-5 1,908
Tuesday March 23 Arizona Diamondbacks 3-0 Flexen (1-1) Kelly (0-2) Sadler (1) 10-8-5 2,306
Wednesday March 24 Chicago Cubs Peoria 6:40 R/TV
Thursday March 25 Oakland Athletics Mesa 1:05 R
Friday March 26 San Diego Padres Peoria 6:40 R
Saturday March 27 San Francisco Giants Peoria 6:40 R/TV
Sunday March 28 OFF DAY
Monday March 29 Cincinnati Reds Goodyear 12:05 R

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