2012 Seattle Mariners season

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2012  Seattle Mariners
League American League
Division West
Ballpark Safeco Field
City Seattle, Washington
Record75–87 (.463)
Divisional place4th
Owners Nintendo of America (represented by Howard Lincoln)
General managers Jack Zduriencik
Managers Eric Wedge
Television Root Sports Northwest
(Dave Sims, Mike Blowers, Dan Wilson, Jay Buhner, Rick Rizzs, Ken Wilson)
Radio ESPN-710
Seattle Mariners Radio Network
(Rick Rizzs, Ron Fairly, Ken Levine, Ken Wilson, Dave Valle, Dave Henderson)
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The 2012 Seattle Mariners season was the 36th season in franchise history. The Mariners played their 13th full season (14th overall) at Safeco Field and finished with a record of 75-87, 4th place in the AL West.

Contents

Regular season

Game log

Legend
 Mariners win
 Mariners loss
 Postponement
BoldMariners team member
2012 Game Log: 75–87
March/April: 11-13 (Home: 3–6; Road: 8–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
1March 28@ Athletics
(@ Tokyo, Japan)		3–1 (11) Wilhemsen (1–0) Carignan (0–1) League (1)44,2271–0 [1]
2March 29@ Athletics
(@ Tokyo, Japan)		1–4 Colón (1–0) Kelley (0–1) Balfour (1)43,3911–1 [2]
3April 6@ Athletics 7–3 Vargas (1–0) McCarthy (0–1)–35,0672–1 [3]
4April 7@ Athletics 8–7 Hernández (1–0) Colón (1–1) League (2)16,6123–1 [4]
5April 9@ Rangers 5–11 Darvish (1–0) Noesí (0–1)42,0033–2 [5]
6April 10@ Rangers 0–1 Feliz (1–0) Beavan (0–1) Nathan (2)25,7533–3 [6]
7April 11@ Rangers 4–3 Luetge (1–0) Nathan (0–2) League (3)32,3424–3 [7]
8April 12@ Rangers 3–5 Holland (1–0) Vargas (1–1) Adams (1)31,5134–4 [8]
9April 13 Athletics 0–4 Colón (2–1) Hernández (1–1)46,0264–5 [9]
10April 14 Athletics 4–0 Noesí (1–1) Milone (1–1)21,0715–5 [10]
11April 15 Athletics 5–3 Beavan (1–1) Godfrey (0–2) League (4)19,6506–5 [11]
12April 17 Indians 8–9 R. Pérez (1–0) Furbush (0–1) C. Perez (3)12,4616–6 [12]
13April 18 Indians 4–1 Vargas (2–1) Lowe (2–1) League (5)11,3437–6 [13]
14April 19 Indians 1–2 Tomlin (1–1) League (0–1) Perez (4)12,9427–7 [14]
15April 20 White Sox 3–7 Sale (2–1) Noesí (1–2)19,9477–8 [15]
16April 21 White Sox 0–4 Humber (1–0) Beavan (1–2)22,4727–9 [16]
17April 22 White Sox 4–7 Danks (2–2) Millwood (0–1) Santiago (4)19,9757–10 [17]
18April 24@ Tigers 7–4 Vargas (3–1) Scherzer (1–2) League (6)30,0738–10 [18]
19April 25@ Tigers 9–1 Hernández (2–1) Wilk (0–3)28,5279–10 [19]
20April 26@ Tigers 5–4 Furbush (1–1) Porcello (1–2) League (7)31,45110–10 [20]
21April 27@ Blue Jays 9–5 (10) Furbush (2–1) Pérez (2–1)24,30311–10 [21]
22April 28@ Blue Jays 0–7 Morrow (2–1) Millwood (0–2)30,76511–11 [22]
23April 29@ Blue Jays 2–7 Álvarez (1–2) Vargas (3–2)22,32011–12 [23]
24April 30@ Rays 2–3 (12) Howell (1–0) League (0–2)9,45811–13 [24]
May: 12–17 (Home: 6–7; Road: 6–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
25May 1@ Rays 1–3 Moore (1–1) Noesí (1–3) Rodney (8)9,97211–14 [25]
26May 2@ Rays 4–5 Shields (5–0) Beavan (1–3) Peralta (1)9,83711–15 [26]
27May 3@ Rays 3–4 Niemann (2–3) Millwood (0–3) Rodney (9)11,57511–16 [27]
28May 4 Twins 2–3 Pavano (2–2) Wilhemsen (1–1) Capps (5)22,49211–17 [28]
29May 5 Twins 7–0 Hernández (3–1) Marquis (2–1)28,43712–17 [29]
30May 6 Twins 5–2 Noesí (2–3) Blackburn (0–4)23,91313–17 [30]
31May 7 Tigers 3–2 Delabar (1–0) Dotel (1–1)14,46214–17 [31]
32May 8 Tigers 4–6 Verlander (3–1) Millwood (0–4) Valverde (6)13,45514–18 [32]
33May 9 Tigers 2–1 Vargas (4–2) Putkonen (0–1) League (8)15,65515–18 [33]
34May 11@ Yankees 2–6 Kuroda (3–4) Hernández (3–2)37,22615–19 [34]
35May 12@ Yankees 2–6 Hughes (3–4) Noesí (2–4) Logan (1)43,95415–20 [35]
36May 13@ Yankees 6–2 Millwood (1–4) Pettitte (0–1)41,63116–20 [36]
37May 14@ Red Sox 1–6 Lester (2–3) Vargas (4–3)37,33416–21 [37]
38May 15@ Red Sox 0–5 Beckett (3–4) Beavan (1–4)37,29216–22 [38]
39May 16@ Indians 3–9 Jiménez (4–3) Hernández (3–3)12,09216–23 [39]
40May 17@ Indians 5–6 (11) Smith (4–1) League (0–3)12,89416–24 [40]
41May 18@ Rockies 4–0 Millwood (2–4) White (0–3)34,88717–24 [41]
42May 19@ Rockies 10–3 Vargas (5–3) Friedrich (1–1)30,78418–24 [42]
43May 20@ Rockies 6–4 Beavan (2–4) Guthrie (2–2)36,66219–24 [43]
44May 21 Rangers 6–1 Hernández (4–3) Darvish (6–2)18,67220–24 [44]
45May 22 Rangers 1–3 Harrison (5–3) Noesí (2–5) Nathan (10)15,60420–25 [45]
46May 23 Rangers 5–3 Millwood (3–4) Feldman (0–2) League (9)23,09721–25 [46]
47May 24 Angels 0–3 Haren (2–5) Vargas (5–4)18,04821–26 [47]
48May 25 Angels 4–6 Isringhausen (1–0) League (0–4) Downs (4)23,51721–27 [48]
49May 26 Angels 3–5 Williams (5–2) Hernández (4–4) Frieri (2)29,48321–28 [49]
50May 27 Angels 2–4 Wilson (6–4) Noesí (2–6) Downs (5)24,46721–29 [50]
51May 28@ Rangers 2–4 Harrison (6–3) Delabar (1–1) Nathan (11)41,38421–30 [51]
52May 29@ Rangers 10–3 Vargas (6–4) Feldman (0–3)34,53122–30 [52]
53May 30@ Rangers 21–8 Beavan (3–4) Holland (4–4) Iwakuma (1)43,58023–30 [53]
June: 11–16 (Home: 6–9; Road: 5–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
54June 1@ White Sox 4–7 Crain (1–0) Kelley (0–2) Reed (7)19,16823–31 [54]
55June 2@ White Sox 10–8 (12) Wilhelmsen (2–1) Reed (0–1) Iwakuma (2)26,20024–31 [55]
56June 3@ White Sox 2–4 Sale (7–2) Millwood (3–5)23,06224–32 [56]
57June 4@ Angels 8–6 Vargas (7–4) Santana (2–7) Wilhelmsen (1)36,07925–32 [57]
58June 5@ Angels 1–6 Richards (1–0) Beavan (3–5)35,02125–33 [58]
59June 6@ Angels 8–6 Kelley (1–2) Williams (6–3) Wilhelmsen (2)37,34226–33 [59]
60June 8 Dodgers 1–0 Pryor (1–0) Elbert (0–1) Wilhelmsen (3)22,02827–33 [60]
61June 9 Dodgers 3–8 Kershaw (5–3) Vargas (7–5)30,28727–34 [61]
62June 10 Dodgers 2–8 Billingsley (4–4) Beavan (3–6)34,80727–35 [62]
63June 12 Padres 4–5 Richard (3–7) Hernández (4–5) Street (6)13,08427–36 [63]
64June 13 Padres 0–1 Marquis (3–5) Noesí (2–7) Street (7)13,93127–37 [64]
65June 14 Padres 2–6 Vólquez (3–6) Ramírez (0–1)17,30627–38 [65]
66June 15 Giants 2–4 Vogelsong (6–2) Vargas (7–6) Casilla (18)29,81827–39 [66]
67June 16 Giants 7–4 Iwakuma (1–0) Lincecum (2–8) Wilhelmsen (4)30,58928–39 [67]
68June 17 Giants 2–1 Wilhelmsen (3–1) Romo (2–1)40,60329–39 [68]
69June 18@ Diamondbacks 1–7 Miley (8–3) Noesí (2–8)24,28429–40 [69]
70June 19@ Diamondbacks 12–9 (10) Furbush (3–1) Putz (1–4) Wilhelmsen (5)21,56830–40 [70]
71June 20@ Diamondbacks 10–14 Cahill (6–5) Vargas (7–7)29,63030–41 [71]
72June 22@ Padres 5–9 Richard (5–7) Millwood (3–6) Street (9)30,05330–42 [72]
73June 23@ Padres 5–1 Hernández (5–5) Marquis (3–7)30,92231–42 [73]
74June 24@ Padres 0–2 Vólquez (4–7) Noesí (2–9) Street (10)27,52931–43 [74]
75June 25 Athletics 0–1 Milone (8–5) Ramírez (0–2) Cook (5)17,10131–44 [75]
76June 26 Athletics 3–2 Furbush (4–1) Miller (2–1) Wilhelmsen (6)12,41132–44 [76]
77June 27 Athletics 1–2 Parker (4–3) Iwakuma (1–1) Cook (6)18,15832–45 [77]
78June 28 Red Sox 1–0 Hernández (6–5) Atchison (2–1)20,69233–45 [78]
79June 29 Red Sox 0–5 Cook (2–1) Noesí (2–10)23,09433–46 [79]
80June 30 Red Sox 3–2 (11) Kelley (2–2) Aceves (0–5)31,31134–46 [80]
July: 15–11 (Home: 9–7; Road: 6–4)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
81July 1 Red Sox 1–2 (10) Padilla (2–0) League (0–5) Aceves (19)34,06534–47 [81]
82July 2 Orioles 6–3 Delabar (2–1) Hammel (8–4) Wilhelmsen (7)14,80535–47 [82]
83July 3 Orioles 4–5 O'Day (5–0) Furbush (4–2) Johnson (24)16,27035–48 [83]
84July 4 Orioles 2–4 Tillman (1–0) Noesí (2–11) Johnson (25)21,98235–49 [84]
85July 6@ Athletics 1–4 (11) Norberto (1–1) Pérez (0–1)10,81935–50 [85]
86July 7@ Athletics 7–1 Vargas (8–7) Parker (5–4)16,13636–50 [86]
87July 8@ Athletics 1–2 (13) Norberto (2–1) Pérez (0–2)20,07536–51 [87]
88July 13 Rangers 2–3 Holland (6–4) Millwood (3–7) Nathan (19)23,72136–52 [88]
89July 14 Rangers 7–0 Hernández (7–5) Darvish (10–6)29,95137–52 [89]
90July 15 Rangers 0–4 Harrison (12–4) Iwakuma (1–2)27,37837–53 [90]
91July 16@ Royals 9–4 Vargas (9–7) Sánchez (1–6)16,69738–53 [91]
92July 17@ Royals 9–6 Beavan (4–6) Verdugo (0–1) Wilhelmsen (8)15,76939–53 [92]
93July 18@ Royals 7–8 Holland (4–2) Kinney (0–1)17,31239–54 [93]
94July 19@ Royals 6–1 Hernández (8–5) Smith (1–3)16,70640–54 [94]
95July 20@ Rays 3–4 (14) McGee (3–2) Wilhelmsen (3–2)14,14340–55 [95]
96July 21@ Rays 2–1 Vargas (10–7) Cobb (4–7) Wilhelmsen (9)18,80041–55 [96]
97July 22@ Rays 2–1 Beavan (5–6) Moore (6–7) Wilhelmsen (10)20,90842–55 [97]
98July 23 Yankees 1–4 Kuroda (10–7) Millwood (3–8) Soriano (25)29,91142–56 [98]
99July 24 Yankees 4–2 Hernández (9–5) García (4–4) Wilhelmsen (11)31,90843–56 [99]
100July 25 Yankees 2–5 Phelps (2–3) Luetge (1–1) Soriano (26)36,07143–57 [100]
101July 26 Royals 4–1 Vargas (11–7) Mendoza (4–7) Wilhelmsen (12)15,01444–57 [101]
102July 27 Royals 6–1 Beavan (6–6) Guthrie (3–11)14,95345–57 [102]
103July 28 Royals 4–3 Millwood (4–8) Chen (7–9) Wilhelmsen (13)32,11146–57 [103]
104July 29 Royals 7–6 Pérez (1–2) Mijares (2–2) Wilhelmsen (14)19,40247–57 [104]
105July 30 Blue Jays 4–1 Iwakuma (2–2) Romero (8–8) Luetge (1)22,44348–57 [105]
106July 31 Blue Jays 7–2 Vargas (12–7) Laffey (2–2)21,43449–57 [106]
August: 15–12 (Home: 9–2; Road: 6–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
107August 1 Blue Jays 5–3 Beavan (7–6) Villanueva (6–1) Wilhelmsen (15)22,53750–57 [107]
108August 3@ Yankees 3–6 Sabathia (11–3) Millwood (4–9)45,87250–58 [108]
109August 4@ Yankees 1–0 Hernández (10–5) Kuroda (10–8)47,06751–58 [109]
110August 5@ Yankees 2–6 García (5–5) Iwakuma (2–3)45,87851–59 [110]
111August 6@ Orioles 1–3 Tillman (5–1) Vargas (12–8) Johnson (33)21,18451–60 [111]
112August 7@ Orioles 7–8 (14) O'Day (6–0) Kelley (2–3)15,43351–61 [112]
113August 8@ Orioles 2–9 Johnson (1–0) Millwood (4–10)17,31251–62 [113]
114August 10@ Angels 5–6 Frieri (2–0) Kinney (0–2)39,01651–63 [114]
115August 11@ Angels 7–4 Iwakuma (3–3) Haren (8–9)38,72252–63 [115]
116August 12@ Angels 4–1 Vargas (13–8) Weaver (15–2) Wilhelmsen (16)36,50553–63 [116]
117August 13 Rays 1–4 Cobb (7–8) Beavan (7–7) Rodney (37)16,20553–64 [117]
118August 14 Rays 3–2 Pryor (2–0) Rodney (2–2)17,06554–64 [118]
119August 15 Rays 1–0 Hernández (11–5) Hellickson (7–8)21,88955–64 [119]
120August 17 Twins 5–3 Iwakuma (4–3) Blackburn (4–9) Wilhelmsen (17)22,60256–64 [120]
121August 18 Twins 3–2 Wilhelmsen (4–2) Robertson (1–1)21,15457–64 [121]
122August 19 Twins 5–1 Beavan (8–7) Deduno (4–1) Kinney (1)22,63558–64 [122]
123August 20 Indians 5–3 Furbush (5–2) Smith (7–4) Wilhelmsen (18)14,68759–64 [123]
124August 21 Indians 5–1 Hernández (12–5) Hernández (0–2) Luetge (2)39,20460–64 [124]
125August 22 Indians 3–1 Pryor (3–0) Pestano (3–1) Wilhelmsen (19)18,57861–64 [125]
126August 24@ White Sox 8–9 Reed (3–1) Wilhelmsen (4–3)25,05861–65 [126]
127August 25@ White Sox 4–5 Jones (6–0) Beavan (8–8) Reed (24)27,56261–66 [127]
128August 26@ White Sox 3–4 (7) Jones (7–0) Millwood (4–11)23,14661–67 [128]
129August 27@ Twins 1–0 Hernández (13–5) Hendriks (0–7)31,88362–67 [129]
130August 28@ Twins 5–2 Iwakuma (5–3) Diamond (10–6) Wilhelmsen (20)29,85463–67 [130]
131August 29@ Twins 0–10 Deduno (5–2) Vargas (13–9)29,28163–68 [131]
132August 30@ Twins 5–4 Beavan (9–8) Duensing (3–10) Wilhelmsen (21)32,57864–68 [132]
133August 31 Angels 1–9 Haren (9–10) Millwood (4–12)17,73964–69 [133]
September/October: 11–18 (Home: 7–9; Road: 4–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
134September 1 Angels 2–5 Santana (8–11) Hernández (13–6) Frieri (17)22,91064–70 [134]
135September 2 Angels 2–1 Iwakuma (6–3) Weaver (16–4) Wilhelmsen (22)20,58465–70 [135]
136September 3 Red Sox 4–1 Vargas (14–9) Buchholz (11–5) Wilhelmsen (23)21,64166–70 [136]
137September 4 Red Sox 3–4 Lester (9–11) Beavan (9–9) Bailey (2)12,75466–71 [137]
138September 5 Red Sox 2–1 Millwood (5–12) Cook (3–9) Wilhelmsen (24)13,03767–71 [138]
139September 7 Athletics 1–6 Griffin (5–0) Hernández (13–7)17,12867–72 [139]
140September 8 Athletics 1–6 Anderson (4–0) Iwakuma (6–4)23,17767–73 [140]
141September 9 Athletics 2–4 Milone (12–10) Vargas (14–10) Balfour (16)14,40367–74 [141]
142September 11@ Blue Jays 4–3 Ramírez (1–2) Morrow (8–6) Wilhelmsen (25)12,93568–74 [142]
143September 12@ Blue Jays 3–2 Millwood (6–12) Romero (8–14) Wilhelmsen (26)13,51969–74 [143]
144September 13@ Blue Jays 3–8 Álvarez (9–12) Hernández (13–8)13,75669–75 [144]
145September 14@ Rangers 3–9 Darvish (15–9) Iwakuma (6–5)45,07569–76 [145]
146September 15@ Rangers 8–6 Luetge (2–1) Scheppers (1–1) Wilhelmsen (27)47,26770–76 [146]
147September 16@ Rangers 1–2 Harrison (17–9) Beavan (9–10) Uehara (1)45,92870–77 [147]
148September 17 Orioles 4–10 Tillman (8–2) Noesí (2–12)13,03670–78 [148]
149September 18 Orioles 2–4 (18) Hunter (5–8) Luetge (2–2) Johnson (44)12,60870–79 [149]
150September 19 Orioles 1–3 (11) Ayala (5–4) Kinney (0–3) Johnson (45)14,00170–80 [150]
151September 21 Rangers 6–3 Iwakuma (7–5) Pérez (1–2) Wilhelmsen (28)17,89371–80 [151]
152September 22 Rangers 1–0 Beavan (10–10) Harrison (17–10) Wilhelmsen (29)17,67172–80 [152]
153September 23 Rangers 2–3 Dempster (12–7) Vargas (14–11) Nathan (35)19,02472–81 [153]
154September 25@ Angels 4–5 Greinke (15–5) Ramírez (1–3) Frieri (21)38,53872–82 [154]
155September 26@ Angels 3–4 Frieri (5–2) Pryor (3–1)37,91672–83 [155]
156September 27@ Angels 9–4 Iwakuma (8–5) Haren (12–12)37,37773–83 [156]
157September 28@ Athletics 2–8 Griffin (7–1) Beavan (10–11)16,37673–84 [157]
158September 29@ Athletics 4–7 (10) Balfour (3–2) Pérez (1–3)21,51773–85 [158]
159September 30@ Athletics 2–5 Doolittle (2–1) Kelley (2–4) Balfour (22)21,05773–86 [159]
160October 1 Angels 4–8 Wilson (13–10) Hernández (13–9)13,96373–87 [160]
161October 2 Angels 6–1 Iwakuma (9–5) Haren (12–13)14,35374–87 [161]
162October 3 Angels 12–0 Beavan (11–11) Weaver (20–5)15,61475–87 [162]

Standings

American League West

AL West 		W L Pct. GB Home Road
Oakland Athletics 94680.580—50–3144–37
Texas Rangers 93690.574150–3143–38
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 89730.549546–3543–38
Seattle Mariners 75870.4631940–4135–46

American League Wild Card

Division Winners		 W L Pct.
New York Yankees 95670.586
Oakland Athletics 94680.580
Detroit Tigers 88740.543
Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)		 W L Pct. GB
Baltimore Orioles 93690.574—
Texas Rangers 93690.574—
Tampa Bay Rays 90720.5563
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 89730.5494
Chicago White Sox 85770.5258
Seattle Mariners 75870.46318
Toronto Blue Jays 73890.45120
Kansas City Royals 72900.44421
Boston Red Sox 69930.42624
Cleveland Indians 68940.42025
Minnesota Twins 66960.40727

Record against opponents

TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore –13–56–24–43–35–42–75–29–94–58–110–82–511–711–7
Boston 5–13–6–25–35–54–30–64–35–131–85–49–92–67–1111–7
Chicago 2–62–6–11–76–126–123–514–45–23–38–14–36–36–49–9
Cleveland 4–43–57–11–10–88–105–46–121–52–84–44–44–52–48–10
Detroit 3–35–512–68–10–13–55–510–84–64–31–55–23–74–211–7
Kansas City 4–53–412–610–85–13–4–57–113–45–41–74–24–52–68–10
Los Angeles 7–26–05–34–55–55–4–6–34–59–1011–81–910–94–412–6
Minnesota 2–53–44–1412–68–1011–73–6–3–44–52–81–52–82–59–9
New York 9–913–52–55–16–44–35–44–3–5–56–38–104–311–713–5
Oakland 5–48–13–38–23–44–510–95–45–5–12–75–411–85–410–8
Seattle 1–84–51–84–45–17–18–118–23–67–12–4–69–106–38–10
Tampa Bay 8–109–93–44–42–52–49–15–110–84–56–4–5–414–49–9
Texas 5–26–23–65–47–35–49–108–23–48–1110–94–5–6–314–4
Toronto 7–1111–74–64–22–46–24–45–27–114–53–64–143–6–9–9
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2012 Seattle Mariners
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Manager

Coaches

Players stats

Batting

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; BB = Base on balls; AVG = Batting average; SLG = Slugging average

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBISBBBAVGSLG
Dustin Ackley 1536078413722212501359.226.328
Kyle Seager 1555946215435120861346.259.423
Jesús Montero 135515461342001562029.260.386
Michael Saunders 1395077112531319572143.247.432
Justin Smoak 132483491051401951149.217.364
Brendan Ryan 14140742791933311144.194.278
Ichiro Suzuki 95402491051554281517.261.353
Miguel Olivo 873152770140122937.222.381
John Jaso 10829441811921050556.276.456
Casper Wells 9328542651231036326.228.396
Chone Figgins 66166183052211419.181.271
Mike Carp 59164173560520121.213.341
Franklin Gutiérrez 40150183910141739.260.420
Trayvon Robinson 46145163241312614.221.324
Eric Thames 4012310275261416.220.439
Alex Liddi 381168264131029.224.353
Munenori Kawasaki 611041320100728.192.202
Carlos Peguero 1756210212701.179.357
Carlos Triunfel 102225200301.227.318
Luis Jiménez 71701000001.059.059
Pitcher Totals1622225100301.227.273
Team Totals1625494619128524127149584104466.234.369

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Pitching

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERBBSO
Félix Hernández 1393.0633330232.0209847956223
Jason Vargas 14113.8533330217.1201949355141
Kevin Millwood 6124.2528280161.0168867656107
Blake Beavan 11114.4326260152.116876752467
Hisashi Iwakuma 953.1630162125.1117494443101
Héctor Noesí 2125.8222180106.210771693968
Tom Wilhelmsen 432.507302979.15924222987
Erasmo Ramírez 133.36168059.04726222937
Charlie Furbush 522.72480046.12815141653
Brandon League 053.63460944.24820181927
Shawn Kelley 243.25470044.14320161545
Lucas Luetge 223.98630240.23720182438
Steve Delabar 214.17340036.22317171146
Josh Kinney 033.94350132.02414141536
Óliver Pérez 132.12330029.227771024
Carter Capps 003.96180025.02511111128
Stephen Pryor 313.91260023.02213101327
George Sherrill 0027.002001.164410
Team Totals75873.76162162431456.213596516084491166

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Farm system

LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAA Tacoma Rainiers Pacific Coast League Daren Brown
AA Jackson Generals Southern League Jim Pankovits
A High Desert Mavericks California League Pedro Grifol
A Clinton LumberKings Midwest League Eddie Menchaca
A-Short Season Everett AquaSox Northwest League Rob Mummau
Rookie Pulaski Mariners Appalachian League José Moreno
Rookie AZL Mariners Arizona League Mike Kinkade

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