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2011 Seattle Mariners
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionWest
BallparkSafeco Field
CitySeattle, Washington
Record67–95 (.414)
Divisional place4th
OwnersNintendo of America and Satoru Iwata (represented by Howard Lincoln)
General managerJack Zduriencik
ManagerEric Wedge
TelevisionRoot Sports Northwest
(Dave Sims, Mike Blowers, Dan Wilson, Jay Buhner, Rick Rizzs, Ken Wilson), Jen Mueller and Angie Mentink
RadioESPN-710
Seattle Mariners Radio Network
(Rick Rizzs, Ron Fairly, Ken Levine, Ken Wilson, Dave Valle, Dave Henderson)
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The 2011 Seattle Mariners season was the 35th season in franchise history. The Mariners finished the season last in the American League West with a 67–95 (.414) record.

Eric Wedge was hired before the season to manage the Mariners.

Long-time broadcaster Dave Niehaus died before the season. The team wore commemorative patches honoring Niehaus during the season and unveiled a statue of Niehaus at Safeco Field in September.

The Mariners established the King's Court fan section for ace Félix Hernández during the season.

Off-season

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Coaching changes

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Daren Brown, the Seattle Mariners interim manager during the 2010 season, stated that he had interest in returning as the full-time manager in 2011.[1] On October 5, 2010, The Seattle Times reported that Mariners had requested and received permission from the Kansas City Royals to interview their bench coach John Gibbons, who previously served as the Toronto Blue Jays manager.[2] The Seattle Times also reported that the Mariners interviewed Bobby Valentine and Lloyd McClendon for the open managerial position. On October 15, Eric Wedge was hired as the manager.

Death of Dave Niehaus

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Long-time broadcaster Dave Niehaus suffered a myocardial infarction at his Bellevue, Washington, home while preparing to barbecue some ribs on his deck on November 10, 2010 and died at age 75.[3] Heart problems had forced Niehaus to undergo two angioplasties in 1996, leading him to give up smoking and change his diet.[4] He was survived by his wife, three children, and six grandchildren.[5]

On December 22, Seattle rapper Macklemore released a song called "My Oh My" in tribute to Niehaus. Macklemore performed the song at Safeco Field on Opening Day 2011 during the team's tribute to the late broadcaster.[6]

The team wore patches on their jerseys in commemoration of Niehaus during the 2011 season.[7] A bronze statue of Niehaus was unveiled on September 16 at Safeco Field.[8]

Notable transactions

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Regular season

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Season standings

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American League West

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AL West
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Texas Rangers 9666 .593 — 52‍–‍29 44‍–‍37
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 8676 .531 10 45‍–‍36 41‍–‍40
Oakland Athletics 7488 .457 22 43‍–‍38 31‍–‍50
Seattle Mariners 6795 .414 29 39‍–‍45 28‍–‍50

American League Wild Card

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Division winners
Team W L Pct.
New York Yankees 9765 .599
Texas Rangers 9666 .593
Detroit Tigers 9567 .586
Wild Card team
(Top team qualifies for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
Tampa Bay Rays 9171 .562 —
Boston Red Sox 9072 .556 1
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 8676 .531 5
Toronto Blue Jays 8181 .500 10
Cleveland Indians 8082 .494 11
Chicago White Sox 7983 .488 12
Oakland Athletics 7488 .457 17
Kansas City Royals 7191 .438 20
Baltimore Orioles 6993 .426 22
Seattle Mariners 6795 .414 24
Minnesota Twins 6399 .389 28

Record against opponents

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2011 American League record
Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2011
Team BAL BOS CWS CLE DET KC LAA MIN NYY OAK SEA TB TEX TOR NL
Baltimore–8–104–42–55–55–43–66–25–134–54–29–91–56–127–11
Boston10–8–2–44–65–15–36–25–212–66–25–46–124–610–810–8
Chicago4–44–2–11–75–137–112–69–92–66–47–24–44–43–411–7
Cleveland5–26–47–11–6–1212–63–611–73–45–25–42–41–93–411–7
Detroit5–51–513–512–6–11–73–414–44–35–54–66–16–34–27–11
Kansas City4–53–511–76–127–11–7–38–103–34–55–32–52–64–35–13
Los Angeles6–32–66–26–34–33–7–6–34–58–1112–74–47–125–513–5
Minnesota2–62–59–97–114–1410–83–6–2–64–43–53–75–31–58–10
New York13–56–126–24–33–43–35–46–2–6–35–49–97–211–713–5
Oakland5–42–64–62–55–55–411–84–43–6–9–105–26–135–58–10
Seattle2–44–52–74–56–43–57–125–34–510–9–4–64–153–69–9
Tampa Bay9–912–64–44–21–65–24–47–39–92–56–4–4–512–612–6
Texas5–16–44–49–13–66–212–73–52–713–615–45–4–4–69–9
Toronto12–68–104–34–32–43–45–55–17–115–56–36–126–4–8–10
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Season summary

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After winning their first two games of the season, the Mariners lost seven games in a row, entering last place in the American League (AL) West. The team returned to .500 in late May, spending much of the next month in second place. A 17-game losing streak in July returned the team to the basement[19][20] and led the team to trade starters Doug Fister and Érik Bédard at the trade deadline.[21][22]

Pitchers Félix Hernández, Michael Pineda, and Brandon League represented the Mariners in the All-Star Game.[23][24] The Mariners created the King's Court fan section during Hernández's starts during the season.[25] Ichiro Suzuki's streak of appearing in the All-Star Game and winning a Gold Glove Award, which started in his rookie season in 2001, ended.[23]

Pineda, Dustin Ackley, and Mike Carp were named to the Baseball America All-Rookie Team.[26] Pineda was the AL Rookie of the Month in April, with Carp winning the award in August.[27][28]

Notable transactions

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Game log

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Legend
 Mariners win
 Mariners loss
 Postponement
BoldMariners team member
2011 Game Log: 67–95
April: 13–15 (Home: 5–8; Road: 8–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
1April 1@ Athletics6–2Hernández (1–0)Breslow (0–1)36,0671–0[42]
2April 2@ Athletics5–2Ray (1–0)Fuentes (0–1)League (1)15,0882–0[43]
3April 3@ Athletics1–7Gonzalez (1–0)Fister (0–1)22,2922–1[44]
4April 4@ Rangers4–6Holland (1–0)Bédard (0–1)Feliz (1)37,6182–2[45]
5April 5@ Rangers2–3Ogando (1–0)Pineda (0–1)Feliz (2)30,9532–3[46]
6April 6@ Rangers3–7Wilson (1–0)Hernández (1–1)25,0492–4[47]
7April 8Indians3–12Carrasco (1–1)Vargas (0–1)45,7272–5[48]
8April 9Indians1–2Masterson (2–0)Fister (0–2)Perez (3)30,3092–6[49]
9April 10Indians4–6Tomlin (2–0)Bédard (0–2)Perez (4)21,1282–7[50]
10April 11Blue Jays8–7Lueke (1–0)Camp (0–1)13,0563–7[51]
11April 12Blue Jays3–2Pineda (1–1)Romero (1–1)League (2)15,5004–7[52]
12April 13Blue Jays3–8Rzepczynski (1–0)Ray (1–1)12,4074–8[52]
13April 14@ Royals1–5 (8)Chen (2–0)Fister (0–3)8,8114–9[53]
14April 15@ Royals5–6Hochevar (2–1)Bédard (0–3)Soria (4)13,6864–10[54]
15April 16@ Royals0–7O'Sullivan (1–1)Hernández (1–2)22,3644–11[55]
16April 17@ Royals3–2Pineda (2–1)Francis (0–1)League (3)19,4245–11[56]
17April 18Tigers3–8Scherzer (3–0)Lueke (1–1)12,7745–12[57]
18April 19Tigers13–3Fister (1–3)Coke (1–3)12,4116–12[58]
19April 20Tigers2–3Porcello (1–2)Bédard (0–4)Valverde (4)13,3396–13[59]
20April 21Athletics1–0Hernández (2–2)McCarthy (1–1)League (4)12,7707–13[60]
21April 22Athletics4–0Pineda (3–1)Ross (1–2)League (5)17,7988–13[61]
22April 23Athletics1–9Cahill (3–0)Vargas (0–2)25,3558–14[62]
23April 24Athletics2–5Anderson (2–1)Laffey (0–1)Fuentes (6)16,5308–15[63]
24April 26@ Tigers7–3Hernández (3–2)Coke (1–4)18,0279–15[64]
25April 27@ Tigers10–1Bédard (1–4)Verlander (2–3)18,15310–15[65]
26April 28@ Tigers7–2Pineda (4–1)Penny (1–3)21,17611–15[66]
27April 29@ Red Sox5–4Vargas (1–2)Jenks (1–2)League (6)37,84512–15[67]
28April 30@ Red Sox2–0Fister (2–3)Lackey (2–3)League (7)37,90113–15[68]
May: 15–11 (Home: 10–5; Road: 5–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
29May 1@ Red Sox2–3Papelbon (1–0)Wright (0–1)37,07913–16[69]
30May 3Rangers4–3Pauley (1–0)Strop (0–1)League (8)12,75914–16[70]
31May 4Rangers2–5Wilson (4–1)Pineda (4–2)13,89614–17[71]
32May 5Rangers3–1Vargas (2–2)Lewis (2–4)League (9)14,20515–17[72]
33May 6White Sox3–2Hernández (4–2)Thornton (0–3)31,91216–17[73]
34May 7White Sox0–6Floyd (4–2)Fister (2–4)26,28816–18[74]
35May 8White Sox2–5 (10)Santos (1–0)League (0–1)26,07416–19[75]
36May 10@ Orioles6–7 (13)Accardo (2–0)League (0–2)11,48516–20[76]
37May 11@ Orioles2–4Tillman (2–3)Hernández (4–3)Gregg (7)11,56116–21[77]
38May 12@ Orioles1–2 (12)Johnson (2–1)League (0–3)19,08216–22[78]
39May 13@ Indians4–5Sipp (2–0)League (0–4)33,77416–23[79]
–May 14@ IndiansPostponed (rain); Makeup: August 23 (Game 1)
–May 15@ IndiansPostponed (rain); Makeup: September 19
40May 16Twins5–2Pineda (5–2)Baker (2–3)14,85917–23[80]
41May 17Twins1–2Liriano (3–5)Hernández (4–4)Capps (6)16,01517–24[81]
42May 18Angels3–0Vargas (3–2)Weaver (6–4)League (10)16,99218–24[82]
43May 19Angels2–1Pauley (2–0)Downs (1–1)18,37419–24[83]
44May 20@ Padres4–1Bédard (2–4)Latos (1–6)26,50120–24[84]
45May 21@ Padres4–0Pineda (6–2)Richard (2–5)34,64821–24[85]
46May 22@ Padres6–1Hernández (5–4)Stauffer (0–3)34,70522–24[86]
47May 23@ Twins8–7 (10)Wright (1–1)Swarzak (0–2)League (11)37,49823–24[87]
48May 24@ Twins2–4Blackburn (4–4)Fister (2–5)37,69123–25[88]
49May 25@ Twins3–0Bédard (3–4)Duensing (2–5)League (12)38,86024–25[89]
50May 27Yankees4–3Pauley (3–0)Ayala (1–1)League (13)33,71525–25[90]
51May 28Yankees5–4 (12)Pauley (4–0)Rivera (1–1)–37,35426–25[91]
52May 29Yankees1–7Sabathia (6–3)Vargas (3–3)37,29026–26[92]
53May 30Orioles4–3Fister (3–5)Arrieta (6–3)League (14)22,81927–26[93]
54May 31Orioles3–2Ray (2–1)Guthrie (2–7)League (15)11,69228–26[94]
June: 11–16 (Home: 6–8; Road: 5–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
55June 1Orioles1–2Johnson (4–1)Wright (1–2)Gregg (9)18,03628–27[95]
56June 2Rays8–2Hernández (6–4)Shields (5–4)16,37629–27[96]
57June 3Rays7–0Vargas (4–3)Sonnanstine (0–2)24,49230–27[97]
58June 4Rays2–3Hellickson (7–3)Fister (3–6)Farnsworth (11)28,84330–28[98]
59June 5Rays9–6Wright (2–2)Howell (0–1)League (16)28,94731–28[99]
60June 6@ White Sox1–3Danks (1–8)Pineda (6–3)Santos (11)23,84731–29[100]
61June 7@ White Sox1–5Humber (5–3)Hernández (6–5)21,33731–30[101]
62June 8@ White Sox7–4 (10)Laffey (1–1)Santos (2–2)League (17)21,51732–30[102]
63June 9@ Tigers1–4Verlander (7–3)Fister (3–7)Valverde (16)22,09032–31[103]
64June 10@ Tigers3–2Ray (3–1)Penny (5–5)League (18)30,51133–31[104]
65June 11@ Tigers1–8Scherzer (8–2)Pineda (6–4)38,39833–32[105]
66June 12@ Tigers7–3Hernández (7–5)Porcello (6–4)31,57234–32[106]
67June 13Angels3–6Haren (6–4)Vargas (4–4)Walden (15)20,23834–33[107]
68June 14Angels0–4Weaver (8–4)Fister (3–8)17,63434–34[108]
69June 15Angels3–1Bédard (4–4)Santana (3–7)League (19)19,32135–34[109]
70June 17Phillies4–2Pineda (7–4)Oswalt (4–5)League (20)34,34536–34[110]
71June 18Phillies1–5Stutes (1–0)Hernández (7–6)35,82936–35[111]
72June 19Phillies2–0Vargas (5–4)Hamels (9–3)45,46237–35[112]
73June 21@ Nationals5–6Coffey (3–0)Pauley (4–1)21,50237–36[113]
74June 22@ Nationals1–2Lannan (5–5)Bédard (4–5)Storen (18)21,36737–37[114]
75June 23@ Nationals0–1Clippard (1–0)Ray (3–2)21,16137–38[115]
76June 24@ Marlins (in Seattle)5–1Hernández (8–6)Nolasco (4–4)15,27938–38[116]
77June 25@ Marlins (in Seattle)2–4Volstad (3–7)Vargas (5–5)Núñez (21)16,89638–39[117]
78June 26@ Marlins (in Seattle)2–1 (10)Pauley (5–1)Choate (0–1)League (21)10,92539–39[118]
79June 27Braves1–3Beachy (3–1)Bédard (4–6)Kimbrel (21)26,46739–40[119]
80June 28Braves4–5Hanson (9–4)Pineda (7–5)Kimbrel (22)21,76939–41[120]
81June 29Braves3–5Lowe (4–6)Hernández (8–7)Kimbrel (23)30,47239–42[121]
July: 6–20 (Home: 3–7; Road: 3–13)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
82July 1Padres6–0Vargas (6–5)Moseley (2–8)23,61640–42[122]
83July 2Padres0–1Luebke (2–2)Fister (3–9)Bell (24)22,79840–43[123]
84July 3Padres3–1Beavan (1–0)Latos (5–9)League (22)28,00141–43[124]
85July 4@ Athletics2–1Pineda (8–5)McCarthy (1–5)League (23)15,56642–43[125]
86July 5@ Athletics4–2 (10)League (1–4)Bailey (0–1)Wright (1)11,15343–43[126]
87July 6@ Athletics0–2Moscoso (3–4)Vargas (6–6)Bailey (8)19,49143–44[127]
88July 7@ Angels1–5Weaver (11–4)Fister (3–10)41,22343–45[128]
89July 8@ Angels3–4Walden (2–2)Pauley (5–2)40,16143–46[129]
90July 9@ Angels3–9Piñeiro (5–3)Pineda (8–6)44,11143–47[130]
91July 10@ Angels2–4Haren (10–5)Pauley (5–3)Walden (20)39,50543–48[131]
All-Star Break
92July 14Rangers0–5Holland (8–4)Vargas (6–7)25,99743–49[132]
93July 15Rangers0–4Lewis (9–7)Fister (3–11)Feliz (19)30,55143–50[133]
94July 16Rangers1–5Wilson (10–3)Hernández (8–8)30,89643–51[134]
95July 17Rangers1–3Harrison (8–7)Beavan (1–1)Feliz (20)30,33543–52[134]
96July 19@ Blue Jays5–6 (14)Janssen (3–0)Wright (2–3)15,95743–53[135]
97July 20@ Blue Jays6–11Morrow (7–4)Vargas (6–8)18,09343–54[136]
98July 21@ Blue Jays5–7Rauch (4–3)Pauley (5–4)23,14643–55[137]
99July 22@ Red Sox4–7Lackey (8–8)Hernández (8–9)Papelbon (22)38,04843–56[138]
100July 23@ Red Sox1–3Beckett (9–3)Beavan (1–2)Papelbon (23)38,11543–57[139]
101July 24@ Red Sox8–12Wakefield (6–3)Pineda (8–7)37,65043–58[140]
102July 25@ Yankees3–10García (9–7)Vargas (6–9)44,36543–59[141]
103July 26@ Yankees1–4Sabathia (15–5)Fister (3–12)Rivera (26)46,13243–60[142]
104July 27@ Yankees9–2Hernández (9–9)Hughes (1–3)47,09044–60[143]
105July 29Rays0–8Niemann (5–4)Bédard (4–7)26,57044–61[144]
106July 30Rays3–2Pineda (9–7)Cobb (3–1)League (24)24,98545–61[145]
107July 31Rays1–8Hellickson (10–7)Vargas (6–10)20,38245–62[146]
August: 13–15 (Home: 7–7; Road: 6–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
108August 1Athletics8–4Beavan (2–2)Cahill (9–10)23,33546–62[147]
109August 2Athletics4–2Hernández (10–9)Harden (2–2)League (25)22,57647–62[148]
110August 3Athletics7–4Furbush (2–3)Gonzalez (9–9)League (26)29,69148–62[149]
111August 5@ Angels0–1 (10)Walden (3–3)Cortes (0–1)38,72748–63[150]
112August 6@ Angels5–1Beavan (3–2)Chatwood (6–8)42,01749–63[151]
113August 7@ Angels1–2Santana (8–8)Hernández (10–10)Walden (25)38,82349–64[152]
114August 8@ Rangers2–9Harrison (10–8)Furbush (2–4)27,77149–65[153]
115August 9@ Rangers6–7Feliz (2–3)Gray (0–1)25,21449–66[154]
116August 10@ Rangers4–3Vargas (7–10)Uehara (1–2)League (27)30,08750–66[155]
117August 12Red Sox4–6Lackey (11–8)Beavan (3–3)Papelbon (27)40,68250–67[156]
118August 13Red Sox5–4Hernández (11–10)Beckett (9–5)League (28)41,32651–67[157]
119August 14Red Sox5–3Furbush (3–4)Wakefield (6–5)League (29)43,77752–67[158]
120August 15Blue Jays6–5Wilhelmsen (1–0)Rauch (5–4)League (30)28,53053–67[159]
121August 16Blue Jays7–13Perez (2–2)Vargas (7–11)23,08953–68[160]
122August 17Blue Jays1–5Morrow (9–7)Beavan (3–4)26,57953–69[161]
123August 19@ Rays2–3Cruz (5–0)Hernández (11–11)Farnsworth (22)14,88453–70[162]
124August 20@ Rays0–8Hellickson (11–8)Furbush (3–5)20,18453–71[163]
125August 21@ Rays7–8Farnsworth (5–1)Cortes (0–2)17,22653–72[164]
126August 22@ Indians3–2Ruffin (1–0)Perez (2–6)League (31)21,58254–72[165]
127August 23@ Indians5–7Perez (3–6)League (1–5)22,80554–73[166]
128August 23@ Indians12–7Vasquez (1–0)McAllister (0–1)Gray (1)22,59055–73[167]
129August 24@ Indians9–2Hernández (12–11)Tomlin (12–7)16,03756–73[168]
130August 26White Sox2–4Peavy (6–6)Furbush (3–6)Sale (5)28,62156–74[169]
131August 27White Sox0–3Danks (6–9)Pineda (9–8)30,52256–75[170]
132August 28White Sox3–9Floyd (12–10)Vargas (7–12)25,63056–76[171]
133August 29Angels5–3Wilhelmsen (2–0)Takahashi (3–3)League (32)16,99057–76[172]
134August 30Angels6–13Williams (2–0)Vasquez (1–1)15,53657–77[173]
135August 31Angels2–1Hernández (13–11)Haren (13–8)18,52058–77[174]
September: 9–18 (Home: 5–9; Road: 4–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
136September 1Angels3–4Santana (11–9)Furbush (3–7)Walden (27)19,45358–78[175]
137September 2@ Athletics2–9Moscoso (7–8)Vargas (7–13)14,97258–79[176]
138September 3@ Athletics0–3McCarthy (7–8)Pineda (9–9)19,73258–80[177]
139September 4@ Athletics5–8Cahill (10–13)Beavan (3–5)Bailey (19)19,38458–81[178]
140September 5@ Angels4–7Haren (14–8)Vasquez (1–2)35,49758–82[179]
141September 6@ Angels2–1Hernández (14–11)Santana (11–10)League (33)36,53359–82[180]
142September 7@ Angels1–3Williams (3–0)Furbush (3–8)Walden (29)37,45959–83[181]
143September 8Royals4–1Vargas (8–13)Hochevar (10–11)League (34)14,37760–83[182]
144September 9Royals7–3Beavan (4–5)Francis (5–16)14,80561–83[183]
145September 10Royals2–4Paulino (3–10)Pineda (9–10)Soria (27)17,88461–84[184]
146September 11Royals1–2Teaford (1–0)Vasquez (1–3)Soria (28)20,59161–85[185]
147September 12Yankees3–9Hughes (5–5)Hernández (14–12)22,02961–86[186]
148September 13Yankees2–3Burnett (10–11)Furbush (3–9)Rivera (41)18,30661–87[187]
149September 14Yankees2–1 (12)Delabar (1–0)Wade (5–1)20,32762–87[188]
150September 16Rangers4–0Beavan (5–5)Wilson (16–7)17,60763–87[189]
151September 17Rangers6–7Lewis (13–10)Vasquez (1–4)Feliz (27)22,15963–88[190]
152September 18Rangers0–3Harrison (13–9)Hernández (14–13)Feliz (28)21,47963–89[191]
153September 19@ Indians12–6 (7)Furbush (4–9)Huff (2–6)15,35464–89[192]
154September 20@ Twins5–4Vargas (9–13)Duensing (9–14)League (35)35,99565–89[193]
155September 21@ Twins5–4Jimenez (1–0)Slowey (0–7)League (36)36,26366–89[194]
156September 22@ Twins2–3Nathan (2–1)Delabar (1–1)37,46666–90[195]
157September 23@ Rangers3–5Harrison (14–9)Vasquez (1–5)Feliz (30)43,87466–91[196]
158September 24@ Rangers3–7Feldman (2–1)Hernández (14–14)40,24266–92[197]
159September 25@ Rangers5–12Holland (16–5)Furbush (4–10)43,50866–93[198]
160September 26Athletics4–2Vargas (10–13)McCarthy (9–9)League (36)17,05767–93[199]
161September 27Athletics0–7Cahill (12–14)Beavan (5–6)18,60067–94[200]
162September 28Athletics0–2Gonzalez (16–12)Vasquez (1–6)Bailey (24)20,17367–95[201]

2011 roster

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2011 Seattle Mariners
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Other batters

 Manager

Coaches

Player stats

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Batting

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

Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB AVG
Dustin Ackley903333991167636406.273
Josh Bard26815174021150.210
Milton Bradley28101122261213134.218
Mike Carp7929027801711246190.276
Jack Cust672251948151323440.213
Chone Figgins8128824541111152111.188
Chris Gimenez24596121016100.203
Franklin Gutiérrez9232226721301191613.224
Greg Halman3587720212625.230
Adam Kennedy1143803689231738228.234
Ryan Langerhans1952690036110.173
Alex Liddi154079303631.225
Adam Moore2601100000.167
Miguel Olivo130477541071911962206224
Carlos Peguero4614314283261980.196
Wily Mo Pena2267814302850.209
Trayvon Robinson44143123012021481.210
Luis Rodríguez441171023100214161.197
Brendan Ryan123436511081933393413.248
Kyle Seager531822247130313133.258
Michael Saunders5816116245028126.149
Justin Smoak123427381002401555550.234
Ichiro Suzuki161677801842235473940.272
Casper Wells3110214221071592.216
Jack Wilson6217322438001195.249
Mike Wilson82704100310.148
Pitcher Totals1622515100100.200
Team totals1625421556126325322109534435125.233

Pitching

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

Player W L ERA G GS SV IP H R ER HR BB SO
Blake Beavan564.271515097.01064646131542
Érik Bédard473.451616091.1774135113087
Dan Cortes025.91100010.21377163
Steve Delabar112.576007.0522147
Doug Fister3123.3321210146.0139575473289
Charlie Furbush376.621110053.0614139111641
Jeff Gray014.89240135.039191931716
Félix Hernández14143.4733330233.221899901967222
César Jiménez105.408006.2644037
Shawn Kelley000.00100012.27000310
Aaron Laffey114.01360042.254201971624
Brandon League152.796503761.156251931045
Josh Lueke116.06250032.234222221329
David Pauley542.15390054.138131321634
Michael Pineda9103.7428280171.113376711855173
Chris Ray324.68290032.233181721222
Chance Ruffin103.86130014.013662915
Jason Vargas10134.2532320201.0205105952259131
Anthony Vasquez168.9077029.1463529131013
Tom Wilhelmsen203.31250032.225131221330
Jamey Wright233.16600168.161262463048
Team totals67953.90162162391433.013696756211454361088

MLB debuts

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Eleven players made their MLB debut with the 2011 Mariners, including future All-Stars Steve Delabar, Michael Pineda, and Kyle Seager as well as Alex Liddi, the first player born and raised in Italy to play in MLB.

Sources[202][203][204][205][23]

Farm system

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Level Team League Manager
AAA Tacoma Rainiers Pacific Coast League Daren Brown
AA Jackson Generals Southern League Jim Pankovits
A High Desert Mavericks California League José Moreno
A Clinton LumberKings Midwest League Eddie Menchaca
A-Short Season Everett AquaSox Northwest League Scott Steinmann
Rookie Pulaski Mariners Appalachian League Rob Mummau
Rookie AZL Mariners Arizona League Jesús Azuaje

Source[206]

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