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2023 Seattle Mariners season

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The 2023 Seattle Mariners season was the 47th season in franchise history. The Mariners played their 24th full season (25th overall) at T-Mobile Park, their home ballpark in Seattle, Washington. After making the playoffs in 2022 and having a 90.2% chance to make the playoffs on September 2 while in first place in the American League (AL) West,[1] the Mariners missed the postseason. The Mariners drew an average home attendance of 33,215 in 81 home games, the 10th highest in Major League Baseball.[2]

LeagueAmerican League
BallparkT-Mobile Park
Record88–74 (.543)
OwnersBaseball Club of Seattle, LP, represented by CEO John Stanton
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2023 Seattle Mariners
T-Mobile Park in July 2023
T-Mobile Park in July 2023
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionWest
BallparkT-Mobile Park
CitySeattle, Washington
Record88–74 (.543)
Divisional place3rd
OwnersBaseball Club of Seattle, LP, represented by CEO John Stanton
President of baseball operationsJerry Dipoto
ManagerScott Servais
Average attendance33,215
TelevisionRoot Sports Northwest
(Dave Sims, Aaron Goldsmith, Mike Blowers)
RadioESPN-710
Seattle Mariners Radio Network
(Rick Rizzs, Aaron Goldsmith, Dave Sims)
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The Mariners hosted the All-Star Game on July 11.[3] Center fielder Julio Rodríguez and pitchers Luis Castillo and George Kirby were selected as All-Stars.[4] Rodríguez also competed in the Home Run Derby.[5]

Offseason

Roster changes

In 2022, the Mariners reached the postseason and American League Division Series for the first time since 2001. President of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto made several trades to bolster the club. The team acquired right fielder Teoscar Hernández from the Toronto Blue Jays for relievers Erik Swanson and Adam Macko. Second baseman Kolton Wong was acquired from the Milwaukee Brewers for outfielder Jesse Winker and infielder Abraham Toro. Former Rookie of the Year Award winner Kyle Lewis was traded to the Arizona Diamondbacks for Cooper Hummel. The team made a few small free agent signings, with outfielder A. J. Pollock signing for $7 million, reliever Trevor Gott signing for $1.2 million, and infielder Tommy La Stella signing for the MLB minimum $720,000. Offseason waiver claims Gabe Speier, Tayler Saucedo, and J. B. Bukauskas all pitched in relief for Seattle in 2023.[6]

MLB rule changes

Pursuant to the collective bargaining agreement, rule changes for the 2023 season included:

Regular season

Season standings

American League West

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AL West
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Houston Astros 9072 .556 — 39‍–‍42 51‍–‍30
Texas Rangers 9072 .556 — 50‍–‍31 40‍–‍41
Seattle Mariners 8874 .543 2 45‍–‍36 43‍–‍38
Los Angeles Angels 7389 .451 17 38‍–‍43 35‍–‍46
Oakland Athletics 50112 .309 40 26‍–‍55 24‍–‍57
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American League standings

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Division leaders
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Baltimore Orioles 10161 .623
Houston Astros 9072 .556
Minnesota Twins 8775 .537
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Wild Card teams
(Top 3 teams qualify for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
Tampa Bay Rays 9963 .611 +10
Texas Rangers 9072 .556 +1
Toronto Blue Jays 8973 .549 —
Seattle Mariners 8874 .543 1
New York Yankees 8280 .506 7
Boston Red Sox 7884 .481 11
Detroit Tigers 7884 .481 11
Cleveland Guardians 7686 .469 13
Los Angeles Angels 7389 .451 16
Chicago White Sox 61101 .377 28
Kansas City Royals 56106 .346 33
Oakland Athletics 50112 .309 39
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Record vs. opponents

Record vs. American League
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2023 American League record
Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2023
Team BAL BOS CWS CLE DET HOU KC LAA MIN NYY OAK SEA TB TEX TOR NL
Baltimore —7–64–23–46–13–35–15–24–27–66–14–28–53–310–326–20
Boston 6–7—2–43–35–12–55–23–44–39–44–23–32–113–37–620–26
Chicago 2–44–2—8–55–83–46–73–44–94–23–42–41–61–50–615–31
Cleveland 4–33–35–8—4–92–47–63–47–62–45–14–33–33–34–320–26
Detroit 1–61–58–59–4—3–310–33–38–52–53–43–31–53–42–421–25
Houston 3–35–24–34–23–3—1–59–42–42–510–34–93–39–43–428–18
Kansas City 1–52–57–66–73–105–1—2–44–92–42–41–63–41–51–616–30
Los Angeles 2–54–34–34–33–34–94–2—3–34–27–65–82–46–72–419–27
Minnesota 2–43–49–46–75–84–29–43–3—4–35–13–41–55–23–325–21
New York 6–74–92–44–25–25–24–22–43–4—5–14–25–83–47–623–23
Oakland 1–62–44–31–54–33–104–26–71–51–5—1–122–54–92–414–32
Seattle 2–43–34–23–43–39–46–18–54–32–412–1—3–44–93–322–24
Tampa Bay 5–811–26–13–35–13–34–34–25–18–55–24–3—2–47–627–19
Texas 3–33–35–13–34–34–95–17–62–54–39–49–44–2—6–122–24
Toronto 3–106–76–03–44–24–36–14–23–36–74–23–36–71–6—30–16
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Updated with the results of all games through October 1, 2023.

Record vs. National League
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2023 American League record vs. National League

Source: MLB Standings

Team ARI ATL CHC CIN COL LAD MIA MIL NYM PHI PIT SD SF STL WSH
Baltimore 2–11–21–21–22–11–23–01–23–01–22–11–22–11–24–0
Boston 2–13–12–11–21–21–20–32–12–12–10–32–11–20–31–2
Chicago 1–22–11–32–11–21–21–20–31–21–21–20–31–21–21–2
Cleveland 1–21–22–12–21–21–21–21–20–32–12–11–21–22–12–1
Detroit 0–31–21–21–22–11–21–22–13–00–32–21–23–02–11–2
Houston 3–03–03–00–33–11–22–11–22–11–22–12–11–22–12–1
Kansas City 1–20–31–20–31–22–10–30–33–01–20–32–12–12–21–2
Los Angeles 1–21–23–00–31–20–40–31–22–11–22–10–32–13–02–1
Minnesota 3–00–32–12–12–11–21–22–22–12–12–12–11–22–11–2
New York 2–10–31–23–01–22–11–21–22–22–12–12–12–11–21–2
Oakland 1–22–10–31–22–10–30–33–00–30–32–10–32–21–20–3
Seattle 2–11–21–21–23–00–32–10–31–21–22–13–12–12–11–2
Tampa Bay 2–11–21–22–13–02–13–12–11–20–33–01–22–11–23–0
Texas 1–31–21–20–33–01–23–00–32–13–02–10–32–12–11–2
Toronto 3–03–01–22–12–12–12–12–13–01–33–01–22–11–22–1
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Updated with the results of all games through October 1, 2023.

Season summary

The Mariners played .500 baseball during their first 100 games of the season.[8] The team spent most of June and July eight to ten games behind the AL West-leading Texas Rangers.[9] Seattle traded closer Paul Sewald at the July trade deadline to the Arizona Diamondbacks for Dominic Canzone, Josh Rojas, and Ryan Bliss.[10] Sewald would close games in the playoffs,[11] but his replacement closer, Andrés Muñoz, was named the AL Reliever of the Month for August after getting eight saves. Center fielder Julio Rodríguez, the AL Player of the Month for August,[12] led the team to a franchise-record 21 wins in August.[13] The team held its first division lead of the season on August 27, but never led by more than one game, last sharing the division lead on September 4. Seattle faced division rivals Texas and the Houston Astros for the final 10 games of the season but lost four of the first five of those games and was eliminated from the playoffs.[1][9][14] After being eliminated, catcher Cal Raleigh criticized the team's management for trading Sewald and not bringing in more players.[14] President of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto told reporters after the season that his goal was for the Mariners to win 54 percent of their games. He later apologized for his remarks and said he is trying to win a championship.[15][16]

The Mariners had strong starting pitching, despite losing starters Robbie Ray and Marco Gonzales to season-ending injuries in the first half of the season.[17][18] Luis Castillo and George Kirby were named to the All-Star Game.[4] Those two, along with Logan Gilbert, won at least 13 games with an earned run average under 4.00 in at least 190 innings pitched.[19] Gilbert threw a five-hit shutout against the San Francisco Giants on July 4 and was named the AL Player of the Week.[20] Prospects Bryce Miller, Bryan Woo, and Emerson Hancock made their MLB debuts to bolster the starting rotation.[21][22][23] Matt Brash led the majors with 78 games pitched.[24]

Rodríguez topped the team in most offensive categories and won a Silver Slugger Award.[19] Shortstop J. P. Crawford led the AL with 94 walks, and third baseman Eugenio Suárez led the league with 214 strikeouts, with right fielder Teoscar Hernandez finishing second with 211 and Rodríguez a distant third. Suárez was the only Mariner to play in all 162 games.[25]

Transactions

MLB debuts

Game log

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2023 game log: 88–74 (Home: 45–36; Away: 43–38)
March/April: 12–16 (Home: 7–9; Away: 5–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1March 30Guardians3–0Sewald (1–0)Karinchak (0–1)Muñoz (1)45,2681–0W1
2March 31Guardians4–9Sandlin (1–0)Ray (0–1)—31,5161–1L1
3April 1Guardians0–2Civale (1–0)Gilbert (0–1)Clase (1)44,2501–2L2
4April 2Guardians5–6 (10)De Los Santos (1–0)Murfee (0–1)Stephan (1)34,0451–3L3
5April 3Angels3–7Tepera (1–0)Kirby (0–1)—18,8771–4L4
6April 4Angels11–2L. Castillo (1–0)Suárez (0–1)—19,2552–4W1
7April 5Angels3–4Ohtani (1–0)Flexen (0–1)Quijada (1)25,6482–5L1
8April 7@ Guardians5–3Murfee (1–1)Civale (1–1)Sewald (1)34,8213–5W1
9April 8@ Guardians3–2Gonzales (1–0)Quantrill (0–1)Sewald (2)17,4894–5W2
10April 9@ Guardians6–7 (12)Herrin (1–0)Murfee (1–2)—12,7164–6L1
11April 10@ Cubs2–3 (10)Thompson (1–0)Brash (0–1)—26,7664–7L2
12April 11@ Cubs9–14Rucker (1–0)Flexen (0–2)—30,0814–8L3
13April 12@ Cubs5–2Gilbert (1–1)Stroman (2–1)—26,9445–8W1
14April 14Rockies5–3Brash (1–1)Gomber (0–3)Sewald (3)32,6986–8W2
15April 15Rockies9–2Kirby (1–1)Feltner (0–2)—27,5497–8W3
16April 16Rockies1–0L. Castillo (2–0)Lamet (1–1)Sewald (4)23,5858–8W4
17April 17Brewers3–7Burnes (2–1)Flexen (0–3)—14,2768–9L1
18April 18Brewers5–6 (11)Wilson (1–0)Topa (0–1)—18,2068–10L2
19April 19Brewers3–5Lauer (3–1)Brash (1–2)Bush (1)17,4618–11L3
20April 21Cardinals5–2Kirby (2–1)Matz (0–3)Sewald (5)29,6339–11W1
21April 22Cardinals5–4Brash (2–2)Thompson (1–1)Sewald (6)38,73210–11W2
22April 23Cardinals3–7Flaherty (2–2)Flexen (0–4)—36,24910–12L1
23April 25@ Phillies5–3Gonzales (2–0)Falter (0–4)Sewald (7)42,32311–12W1
24April 26@ Phillies5–6Kimbrel (1–0)Topa (0–2)Alvarado (4)32,64111–13L1
25April 27@ Phillies0–1Strahm (2–2)Kirby (2–2)Kimbrel (3)31,54311–14L2
26April 28@ Blue Jays2–3Mayza (1–0)Gott (0–1)Romano (9)41,41411–15L3
27April 29@ Blue Jays0–1 (10)Swanson (1–0)Gott (0–2)—41,47511–16L4
28April 30@ Blue Jays10–8 (10)Sewald (2–0)Pop (1–1)Brash (1)40,15812–16W1
May: 17–11 (Home: 10–6; Away: 7–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
29May 2@ Athletics2–1Speier (1–0)Lovelady (0–1)Sewald (8)2,58313–16W2
30May 3@ Athletics7–2 (10)Brash (3–2)Oller (1–1)—2,68514–16W3
31May 4@ Athletics5–3Kirby (3–2)Rucinski (0–2)Sewald (9)13,02515–16W4
32May 5Astros4–6Abreu (1–0)Brash (3–3)Pressly (4)32,94415–17L1
33May 6Astros7–5Saucedo (1–0)Montero (0–1)—40,32816–17W1
34May 7Astros3–1Miller (1–0)Bielak (0–1)Topa (1)42,27717–17W2
35May 8Rangers1–2Gray (2–1)Gilbert (1–2)Smith (5)15,28217–18L1
36May 9Rangers5–0Kirby (4–2)Heaney (2–3)—17,63818–18W1
37May 10Rangers3–4Dunning (3–0)L. Castillo (2–1)Smith (6)22,48018–19L1
38May 12@ Tigers9–2Gonzales (3–0)Boyd (2–3)—22,11619–19W1
39May 13@ Tigers5–0Miller (2–0)Faedo (0–1)—23,51120–19W2
40May 14@ Tigers3–5Foley (1–1)Speier (1–1)Lange (7)20,16020–20L1
41May 15@ Red Sox10–1Kirby (5–2)Houck (3–3)—31,74421–20W1
42May 16@ Red Sox4–9Pivetta (3–3)L. Castillo (2–2)—31,47621–21L1
43May 17@ Red Sox3–12Bello (3–1)Gonzales (3–1)—32,20921–22L2
44May 19@ Braves2–6McHugh (2–0)Miller (2–1)—40,41221–23L3
45May 20@ Braves7–3Gilbert (2–2)Tonkin (3–2)—40,25022–23W1
46May 21@ Braves2–3Shuster (1–2)Kirby (5–3)Iglesias (3)40,21322–24L1
47May 22Athletics11–2L. Castillo (3–2)Muller (1–4)—15,41823–24W1
48May 23Athletics3–2Gonzales (4–1)Medina (0–3)Sewald (10)15,64624–24W2
49May 24Athletics6–1Miller (3–1)Waldichuk (1–4)—14,89925–24W3
50May 25Athletics3–2Gilbert (3–2)Lovelady (0–3)Sewald (11)19,26826–24W4
51May 26Pirates6–11Keller (6–1)Kirby (5–4)—32,20926–25L1
52May 27Pirates5–0L. Castillo (4–2)Velasquez (4–4)—44,62427–25W1
53May 28Pirates6–3 (10)Saucedo (2–0)Stephenson (0–3)—38,21928–25W2
54May 29Yankees4–10Germán (3–3)Miller (3–2)—34,15428–26L1
55May 30Yankees2–10Cortés Jr. (5–2)Gilbert (3–3)—26,84628–27L2
56May 31Yankees1–0 (10)Topa (1–2)Marinaccio (2–2)—24,59629–27W1
June: 9–15 (Home: 5–5; Away: 4–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
57June 2@ Rangers0–2Gray (6–1)L. Castillo (4–3)Smith (10)31,68529–28L1
58June 3@ Rangers6–16Sborz (2–2)Woo (0–1)—34,43529–29L2
59June 4@ Rangers3–12Eovaldi (8–2)Miller (3–3)—36,49629–30L3
60June 6@ Padres4–1Gilbert (4–3)Honeywell Jr. (2–3)Sewald (12)40,39530–30W1
61June 7@ Padres3–10Wacha (6–2)Kirby (5–5)—35,49030–31L1
62June 9@ Angels4–5Webb (1–0)L. Castillo (4–4)Estévez (17)36,06430–32L2
63June 10@ Angels6–2Speier (2–1)Sandoval (3–6)—38,45431–32W1
64June 11@ Angels4–9Canning (5–2)Gilbert (4–4)—39,40531–33L1
65June 12Marlins8–1Miller (4–3)Luzardo (5–5)—23,46332–33W1
66June 13Marlins9–3Kirby (6–5)Cabrera (5–5)—19,51033–33W2
67June 14Marlins1–4Pérez (4–1)L. Castillo (4–5)—20,49833–34L1
68June 16White Sox3–2Brash (4–3)Banks (0–1)Sewald (13)36,06134–34W1
69June 17White Sox3–4 (11)Bummer (2–1)Saucedo (2–1)Scholtens (1)45,18834–35L1
70June 18White Sox5–1Miller (5–3)Lynn (4–8)—44,77235–35W1
71June 20@ Yankees1–3Cole (8–1)Kirby (6–6)Holmes (9)43,13035–36L1
72June 21@ Yankees2–4Brito (4–3)L. Castillo (4–6)Kahnle (1)41,09035–37L2
73June 22@ Yankees10–2Woo (1–1)Germán (4–5)—42,44036–37W1
74June 23@ Orioles13–1Gilbert (5–4)Gibson (8–5)—16,23437–37W2
75June 24@ Orioles4–6 (10)Baumann (5–0)Topa (1–3)—32,88437–38L1
76June 25@ Orioles2–3Bradish (4–3)Kirby (6–7)Bautista (21)19,14337–39L2
77June 26Nationals8–4L. Castillo (5–6)Abbott (0–1)Sewald (14)23,32938–39W1
78June 27Nationals4–7 (11)Weems (1–0)Gott (0–3)—22,67138–40L1
79June 28Nationals1–4Corbin (5–9)Gilbert (5–5)Harvey (6)26,43738–41L2
80June 30Rays4–15Kelly (4–1)Muñoz (0–1)—37,06338–42L3
July: 17–9 (Home: 8–5; Away: 9–4)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
81July 1Rays8–3Kirby (7–7)Glasnow (2–2)Sewald (15)35,54639–42W1
82July 2Rays7–6Muñoz (1–1)Adam (2–2)Sewald (16)36,54140–42W2
83July 3@ Giants6–5Muñoz (2–1)Doval (2–3)—40,69141–42W3
84July 4@ Giants6–0Gilbert (6–5)Winn (0–2)—37,39542–42W4
85July 5@ Giants0–2Cobb (6–2)Milone (0–1)Doval (25)24,10842–43L1
86July 6@ Astros5–1Kirby (8–7)Blanco (2–1)—40,56243–43W1
87July 7@ Astros10–1L. Castillo (6–6)Brown (6–6)—34,73744–43W2
88July 8@ Astros2–3Neris (5–2)Muñoz (2–2)Pressly (20)37,11244–44L1
89July 9@ Astros3–1Gilbert (7–5)Bielak (4–5)Sewald (17)39,42145–44W1
–July 1193rd All-Star Game in Seattle, WA
90July 14Tigers4–5Rodríguez (5–5)L. Castillo (6–7)Lange (14)39,01445–45L1
91July 15Tigers0–6Lorenzen (4–6)Kirby (8–8)—38,68345–46L2
92July 16Tigers2–0Miller (6–3)Olson (1–3)Sewald (18)32,36846–46W1
93July 17Twins7–6Gilbert (8–5)Gray (4–4)Sewald (19)25,77047–46W2
94July 18Twins3–10Ober (6–4)Woo (1–2)—28,14147–47L1
95July 19Twins3–6Jax (6–6)Muñoz (2–3)Durán (16)25,82547–48L2
96July 20Twins5–0Kirby (9–8)López (5–6)—29,44348–48W1
97July 21Blue Jays3–2Sewald (3–0)Romano (4–5)—42,35249–48W2
98July 22Blue Jays9–8Campbell (1–0)Pearson (5–2)Topa (2)44,92150–48W3
99July 23Blue Jays3–4Mayza (2–1)Woo (1–3)Romano (27)42,43050–49L1
100July 24@ Twins3–4 (10)López (4–2)Sewald (3–1)—22,96950–50L2
101July 25@ Twins9–7Brash (5–3)Ortega (0–1)Sewald (20)26,82451–50W1
102July 26@ Twins8–7Miller (7–3)Ryan (9–7)Muñoz (2)25,72852–50W2
103July 28@ Diamondbacks5–2Gilbert (9–5)Henry (5–4)Sewald (21)31,69753–50W3
104July 29@ Diamondbacks3–4Ginkel (4–0)Muñoz (2–4)McGough (8)44,47253–51L1
105July 30@ Diamondbacks4–0L. Castillo (7–7)Kelly (9–5)—35,29554–51W1
106July 31Red Sox6–2Brash (6–3)Pivetta (7–6)—32,66555–51W2
August: 21–6 (Home: 9–4; Away: 12–2)
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107August 1Red Sox4–6Bello (8–6)Miller (7–4)Jansen (24)28,67755–52L1
108August 2Red Sox6–3Brash (7–3)Schreiber (1–1)Muñoz (3)37,94256–52W1
109August 3@ Angels5–3Campbell (2–0)Estévez (5–2)Muñoz (4)37,70157–52W2
110August 4@ Angels9–7Topa (2–3)López (2–6)Brash (2)34,47958–52W3
111August 5@ Angels3–2Kirby (10–8)Anderson (5–3)Muñoz (5)35,31859–52W4
112August 6@ Angels3–2 (10)Saucedo (3–1)Barría (2–6)—29,96060–52W5
113August 8Padres2–0Gilbert (10–5)Barlow (2–5)Muñoz (6)40,23161–52W6
114August 9Padres6–1Brash (8–3)Wilson (1–1)—39,54662–52W7
115August 11Orioles9–2L. Castillo (8–7)Gibson (11–7)—36,20363–52W8
116August 12Orioles0–1 (10)Bautista (7–2)Muñoz (2–5)—45,82363–53L1
117August 13Orioles3–5 (10)Vespi (1–0)Thornton (0–1)Fujinami (1)44,81863–54L2
118August 14@ Royals6–7Wittgren (1–0)Brash (8–4)—11,87863–55L3
119August 15@ Royals10–8 (10)Muñoz (3–5)Davidson (1–2)Saucedo (1)12,75964–55W1
120August 16@ Royals6–5L. Castillo (9–7)Coleman (0–1)Brash (3)11,09165–55W2
121August 17@ Royals6–4Campbell (3–0)Hernández (1–8)Brash (4)10,87566–55W3
122August 18@ Astros2–0Miller (8–4)France (9–4)Muñoz (7)38,06067–55W4
123August 19@ Astros10–3Gilbert (11–5)Valdez (9–9)—38,28068–55W5
124August 20@ Astros7–6Brash (9–4)Brown (9–9)Speier (1)36,64269–55W6
125August 21@ White Sox14–2L. Castillo (10–7)Toussaint (1–6)—15,27570–55W7
126August 22@ White Sox6–3Topa (3–3)Clevinger (5–6)Muñoz (8)16,07071–55W8
127August 23@ White Sox4–5 (10)Peralta (2–0)Topa (3–4)—15,75971–56L1
128August 25Royals7–5Campbell (4–0)Singer (8–10)Muñoz (9)45,17572–56W1
129August 26Royals15–2Gilbert (12–5)Lyles (3–15)—41,74473–56W2
130August 27Royals3–2L. Castillo (11–7)Marsh (0–7)Muñoz (10)38,82974–56W3
131August 28Athletics7–0Woo (2–3)Muller (1–5)—37,43475–56W4
132August 29Athletics1–3Newcomb (1–0)Weaver (2–5)May (15)44,28075–57L1
133August 30Athletics5–4Topa (4–4)Snead (1–2)Muñoz (11)29,24776–57W1
September/October: 12–17 (Home: 6–7; Away: 6–10)
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134September 1@ Mets1–2Bickford (4–4)Muñoz (3–6)Smith (3)33,34076–58L1
135September 2@ Mets8–7Topa (5–4)Ottavino (1–5)—31,48077–58W1
136September 3@ Mets3–6Megill (8–7)Kirby (10–9)Ottavino (8)27,76477–59L1
137September 4@ Reds3–6Sims (5–3)Woo (2–4)Gibaut (2)20,99477–60L2
138September 5@ Reds6–7Díaz (8–4)Muñoz (3–7)—17,86377–61L3
139September 6@ Reds8–4Gilbert (13–5)Richardson (0–2)—13,42378–61W1
140September 7@ Rays1–0L. Castillo (12–7)Littell (3–5)Muñoz (12)10,06079–61W2
141September 8@ Rays4–7Devenski (4–4)Campbell (4–1)Fairbanks (21)21,24379–62L1
142September 9@ Rays5–7Poche (11–3)Saucedo (3–2)—18,00879–63L2
143September 10@ Rays3–6Eflin (14–8)Miller (8–5)Fairbanks (22)18,23079–64L3
144September 11Angels5–8 (11)Herget (2–3)Thornton (0–2)—37,80779–65L4
145September 12Angels8–0Woo (3–4)Sandoval (7–13)—33,77180–65W1
146September 13Angels3–2L. Castillo (13–7)Suárez (1–3)Muñoz (13)31,25081–65W2
147September 15Dodgers3–6Miller (10–3)Kirby (10–10)Phillips (23)43,82381–66L1
148September 16Dodgers2–6 (10)Phillips (2–4)Speier (2–2)—45,81881–67L2
149September 17Dodgers1–6Yarbrough (8–6)Gilbert (13–6)Stone (1)45,47781–68L3
150September 18@ Athletics5–0Woo (4–4)Sears (5–12)—4,97282–68W1
151September 19@ Athletics7–2L. Castillo (14–7)Blackburn (4–6)—6,29483–68W2
152September 20@ Athletics6–3Kirby (11–10)Estes (0–1)Topa (3)5,60284–68W3
153September 22@ Rangers5–8Dunning (11–6)Miller (8–6)—35,43184–69L1
154September 23@ Rangers0–2Montgomery (10–11)Gilbert (13–7)Chapman (6)36,90084–70L2
155September 24@ Rangers8–9Eovaldi (12–4)Woo (4–5)Leclerc (4)35,41284–71L3
156September 25Astros1–5Verlander (12–9)L. Castillo (14–8)—39,92084–72L4
157September 26Astros6–2Kirby (12–10)Javier (9–5)—40,03585–72W1
158September 27Astros3–8Graveman (5–6)Miller (8–7)—38,01985–73L1
159September 28Rangers3–2Muñoz (4–7)Chapman (6–5)—43,81786–73W1
160September 29Rangers8–0Thornton (2–3)Eovaldi (12–5)—45,27487–73W2
161September 30Rangers1–6Sborz (6–7)L. Castillo (14–9)—44,69487–74L1
162October 1Rangers1–0Kirby (13–10)Dunning (12–7)Campbell (1)43,99788–74W1
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2023 roster

2023 Seattle Mariners
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Player stats

= Indicates team leader
= Indicates league leader

Batting

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

More information Player, G ...
Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BB AVG SLG
Julio Rodríguez155654102180372321033747.275.485
Teoscar Hernández160625701612922693738.258.435
Eugenio Suárez162598681392902296270.232.391
Ty France158587791473201258143.250.366
J. P. Crawford145534941423501965294.266.438
Cal Raleigh145513781192313075054.232.456
Jarred Kelenic105372449425211491341.253.419
José Caballero1042313751914262628.221.320
Mike Ford832193250601634024.228.475
Kolten Wong67194213260219116.165.227
Dylan Moore67145183091719716.207.428
Tom Murphy471451942120817010.290.538
Dominic Canzone44135192911051316.215.407
A. J. Pollock4912715224051509.173.323
Josh Rojas4612524344041469.272.400
Sam Haggerty5291132331151015.253.341
Cade Marlowe3488142132311412.239.420
Taylor Trammell2246760031109.130.326
Cooper Hummel102322100012.087.130
Tommy La Stella122124100203.190.238
Brian O'Keefe81902200202.105.211
Luis Torrens5802200100.250.500
Totals1625500758133228312210728118548.242.413
Rank in AL—87106157756119
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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

More information Player, W ...
Player W L ERA G GS SV IP H R ER BB SO
Luis Castillo1493.3433330197160817356219
George Kirby13103.3531310190+2⁄3179747119172
Logan Gilbert1373.7332320190+2⁄3169827936189
Bryce Miller874.3225250131+1⁄3124646326119
Bryan Woo454.211818087+2⁄37544413193
Matt Brash943.06780470+2⁄365262429107
Justin Topa542.617503696126201861
Gabe Speier223.79690154+2⁄34724231164
Marco Gonzales415.2210100505532291834
Andrés Muñoz472.9452013494020162267
Tayler Saucedo323.59520147+2⁄34120192343
Paul Sewald312.9345021433015141460
Chris Flexen047.711740425936361929
Trevor Gott034.03300029331913832
Isaiah Campbell412.83270128+2⁄322991333
Trent Thornton122.0823102623116521
Ty Adcock003.45120015+2⁄31176011
Penn Murfee121.291600145521016
Eduard Bazardo002.6390013+2⁄3944414
Luke Weaver016.0851013+1⁄3169938
Emerson Hancock004.5033012136636
Juan Then004.9190011146625
Dominic Leone004.3590010+1⁄3755810
Matt Festa004.0080094441213
Tommy Milone012.00220973263
Diego Castillo006.238008+2⁄376677
Easton McGee000.001106+2⁄310012
Darren McCaughan005.403005753310
Robbie Ray018.101103+1⁄345353
José Rodríguez009.00100333311
Devin Sweet009.00200222211
Mike Ford0018.00200254410
Prelander Berroa000.002001+2⁄300033
Ryder Ryan000.00100100012
J.B. Bukauskas009.00100122121
Totals88743.7416216244144913006596024211459
Rank in AL6101——5441116
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Farm system

See also: Minor League Baseball
More information Level, Team ...
Level Team League Manager
AAA Tacoma Rainiers Pacific Coast League John Russell
AA Arkansas Travelers Texas League Mike Freeman
High-A Everett AquaSox Northwest League Ryan Scott
A Modesto Nuts California League Zach Vincej
Rookie ACL Mariners Arizona Complex League Luis Caballero
Foreign Rookie DSL Mariners Dominican Summer League Jose Amancio
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