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2014 Seattle Mariners
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionWest
BallparkSafeco Field
CitySeattle, Washington
Record87–75 (.537)
Divisional place3rd
OwnersNintendo of America (represented by Howard Lincoln)
General managerJack Zduriencik
ManagerLloyd McClendon
TelevisionRoot Sports Northwest
(Dave Sims, Mike Blowers)
RadioESPN-710
Seattle Mariners Radio Network
(Rick Rizzs, Aaron Goldsmith)
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The 2014 Seattle Mariners season was the 38th season in franchise history. The Mariners played their 15th full season (16th overall) at Safeco Field. They were competitive all season, being eliminated from postseason contention on the last day of the season.[1] Seattle finished in third place in the American League West with a 87–75 record, their first winning season since 2009.

Offseason

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The Mariners Lloyd McClendon in November 2013 to replace Eric Wedge as manager. McClendon previously led the Pittsburgh Pirates from 2001 to 2005.[2]

The Mariners signed second baseman Robinson Canó to a 10-year, $240 million contract, tied for the third-largest contract in MLB history at the time in December.[3][4][5] Canó received a seven-year, $175 million contract offer to return to the New York Yankees but turned it down in search of a bigger deal.[6]

Other notable transactions

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Regular season

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Standings

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American League West

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AL West
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 9864 .605 — 52‍–‍29 46‍–‍35
Oakland Athletics 8874 .543 10 48‍–‍33 40‍–‍41
Seattle Mariners 8775 .537 11 41‍–‍40 46‍–‍35
Houston Astros 7092 .432 28 38‍–‍43 32‍–‍49
Texas Rangers 6795 .414 31 33‍–‍48 34‍–‍47

American League Wild Card

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Division leaders
Team W L Pct.
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 9864 .605
Baltimore Orioles 9666 .593
Detroit Tigers 9072 .556
Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
Kansas City Royals 8973 .549 +1
Oakland Athletics 8874 .543 —
Seattle Mariners 8775 .537 1
Cleveland Indians 8577 .525 3
New York Yankees 8478 .519 4
Toronto Blue Jays 8379 .512 5
Tampa Bay Rays 7785 .475 11
Chicago White Sox 7389 .451 15
Boston Red Sox 7191 .438 17
Houston Astros 7092 .432 18
Minnesota Twins 7092 .432 18
Texas Rangers 6795 .414 21

Record against opponents

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2014 American League record
Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2014
Team BAL BOS CWS CLE DET HOU KC LAA MIN NYY OAK SEA TB TEX TOR NL
Baltimore—11–85–13–41–54–33–44–24–313–62–45–212–76–111–812–8
Boston8–11—4–32–51–54–36–12–54–27–123–41–59–104–27–129–11
Chicago1–53–4—9–109–103–36–131–59–102–54–33–45–22–45–211–9
Cleveland4–35–210–9—8–115–210–92–511–84–32–42–44–26–12–410–10
Detroit 5–15–110–911–8—4–313–63–49–103–45–22–43–44–31–512–8
Houston 3–43–43–32–53–4—3–37–123–34–28–119–102–511–84–35–15
Kansas City4–31–613–69–106–133–3—3–311–84–35–22–54–25–14–315–5
Los Angeles2–45–25–15–24–312–73–3—7–02–410–97–125–214–55–212–8
Minnesota3–42–410–98–1110–93–38–110–7—3–41–65–22–42–54–29–11
New York6–1312–75–23–44–32–43–44–24–3—2–43–38–114–311–813–7
Oakland4–24–33–44–22–511–82–59–106–14–2—9–104–29–104–313–7
Seattle2–55–14–34–24–210–95–212–72–53–310–9—4–39–104–39–11
Tampa Bay7–1210–92–52–44–35–22–42–54–211–82–43–4—5–28–1110–10
Texas1–62–44–21–63–48–111–55–145–23–410–910–92–5—2–410–10
Toronto8–1112–72–54–25–13–43–42–52–48–113–43–411–84–2—13–7

Season summary

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The Mariners spent most of the season in third place in the American League West, trailing the playoff-bound Houston Astros and Oakland Athletics. They held a Wild Card position in early September, before losing 12 out of 17 games. They won their final four games but finished just outside of the playoffs.[12][13]

Ace Félix Hernández was named the American League (AL) Player of the Week for June 2–8 and Pitcher of the Month for June.[14] He struck out a career-high 15 batters on June 8.[15]

Kyle Seager won two Player of the Week awards as well as a Gold Glove Award at third base.[14]

Hernández and second baseman Robinson Canó started the All-Star Game,[16] with Seager and closer Fernando Rodney also playing.[16]

Hernández led the AL in earned run average (ERA) and walks plus hits per inning pitched,[17] and Rodney led the majors with 49 saves, a franchise record at the time. Mariners relievers had a 2.59 ERA, lowest in the majors.[18]

General manager Jack Zduriencik received a contract extension in August,[19] though he and manager Lloyd McClendon would both be fired after the team underperformed in 2015.[20][21]

Game log

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Legend
 Mariners win
 Mariners loss
 Postponement
BoldMariners team member
2014 Game Log: 87–75 (Home: 41–40; Road: 46–35)
March/April: 11–14 (Home: 5–6; Road: 6–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
1March 31@ Angels10–3Hernández (1–0)Weaver (0–1)—44,1521–0
2April 1@ Angels8–3Ramírez (1–0)Wilson (0–1)—43,5672–0
3April 2@ Angels8–2Paxton (1–0)Santiago (0–1)—38,0073–0
4April 3@ Athletics2–3 (12)Pomeranz (1–0)Noesí (0–1)—11,2363–1
–April 4@ AthleticsPPD, FIELD CONDITIONS; Rescheduled for May 7
5April 5@ Athletics3–1Hernández (2–0)Straily (0–1)Rodney (1)30,2904–1
6April 6@ Athletics3–6Gray (1–0)Ramirez (1–1)Johnson (1)32,8524–2
7April 8Angels5–3Paxton (2–0)Santiago (0–2)Rodney (2)45,6615–2
8April 9Angels0–2Richards (2–0)Elias (0–1)Frieri (1)16,4375–3
9April 11Athletics6–4Hernández (3–0)Milone (0–1)Rodney (3)38,9686–3
10April 12Athletics1–3Gray (2–0)Ramirez (1–2)Gregerson (1)22,0616–4
11April 13Athletics0–3Otero (2–0)Furbush (0–1)Doolittle (1)22,6286–5
12April 14@ Rangers7–1Elias (1–1)Lewis (0–1)—23,0817–5
13April 15@ Rangers0–5Ross (1–0)Beavan (0–1)—26,6287–6
14April 16@ Rangers2–3Figueroa (1–1)Rodney (0–1)—27,3967–7
15April 17@ Rangers6–8Figueroa (2–1)Beimel (0–1)Soria (2)29,0247–8
16April 18@ Marlins4–8Cishek (1–0)Medina (0–1)—21,3887–9
17April 19@ Marlins0–7Álvarez (1–2)Elias (1–2)—24,0037–10
18April 20@ Marlins2–3Dunn (1–2)Wilhelmsen (0–1)Cishek (3)20,2287–11
19April 21Astros2–7Keuchel (2–1)Hernández (3–1)—14,6307–12
20April 22Astros2–5McHugh (1–0)Ramirez (1–3)Fields (2)10,4667–13
21April 23Astros5–3Rodney (1–1)Fields (0–1)—13,7398–13
22April 25Rangers6–5Medina (1–1)Cotts (1–2)Rodney (4)31,1459–13
23April 26Rangers3–6Poreda (1–0)Furbush (0–2)Soria (6)30,0389–14
24April 27Rangers6–5Farquhar (1–0)Ogando (1–2)Rodney (5)26,30010–14
25April 29@ Yankees6–3Young (1–0)Sabathia (3–3)—37,48411–14
–April 30@ YankeesPPD, RAIN; Rescheduled for June 2
May: 16–14 (Home: 8–9; Road: 8–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
26May 1@ Yankees4–2Elias (2–2)Kuroda (2–3)Rodney (6)43,12112–14
27May 2@ Astros4–5 (11)Bass (1–0)Furbush (0–3)—15,77112–15
28May 3@ Astros9–8Iwakuma (1–0)Keuchel (2–2)Rodney (7)15,79813–15
29May 4@ Astros8–7Maurer (1–0)McHugh (2–1)Farquhar (1)24,99614–15
30May 5@ Athletics4–2Young (2–0)Kazmir (4–1)Rodney (8)11,01915–15
31May 6@ Athletics8–3Elias (3–2)Chavez (2–1)—12,10616–15
32May 7@ Athletics6–4 (10)Medina (2–1)Cook (0–1)Rodney (9)17,33717–15
33May 7@ Athletics0–2Pomeranz (2–1)Ramirez (1–4)Johnson (2)17,33717–16
34May 8Royals1–0Iwakuma (2–0)Duffy (1–3)Rodney (10)12,57718–16
35May 9Royals1–6Vargas (3–1)Maurer (1–1)—20,85818–17
36May 10Royals3–1Young (3–0)Ventura (2–2)Rodney (11)29,35919–17
37May 11Royals7–9Coleman (1–0)Farquhar (1–1)Holland (9)30,44719–18
38May 12Rays12–5Hernández (4–1)Ramos (1–2)—12,39220–18
39May 13Rays1–2Price (4–3)Rodney (1–2)—13,44620–19
40May 14Rays0–2Odorizzi (2–3)Maurer (1–2)Balfour (7)20,95120–20
41May 16@ Twins4–5Gibson (4–3)Young (3–1)Perkins (11)27,27520–21
42May 17@ Twins3–4Deduno (1–2)Elias (3–3)Perkins (12)29,71720–22
43May 18@ Twins6–2Hernández (5–1)Nolasco (2–4)—32,51121–22
44May 20@ Rangers6–2Iwakuma (3–0)Lewis (3–3)—43,70622–22
45May 21@ Rangers3–4Tepesch (1–0)Young (3–2)Soria (8)43,65422–23
46May 22Astros3–1Leone (1–0)Cosart (3–4)Rodney (12)13,83623–23
47May 23Astros6–1Hernández (6–1)Owens (0–1)—21,19224–23
48May 24Astros4–9Oberholtzer (1–6)Maurer (1–3)—21,58524–24
49May 25Astros1–4Keuchel (6–2)Iwakuma (3–1)—26,83924–25
50May 26Angels5–1Young (4–2)Skaggs (4–2)—22,71025–25
51May 27Angels4–6Weaver (6–3)Elias (3–4)Frieri (7)13,06425–26
52May 28Angels3–1Hernández (7–1)Wilson (6–4)Rodney (13)13,89526–26
53May 29Angels5–7Shoemaker (3–1)Maurer (1–4)Frieri (8)11,65726–27
54May 30Tigers3–6Verlander (6–4)Iwakuma (3–2)Chamberlain (2)29,00026–28
55May 31Tigers3–2Young (5–2)Smyly (2–4)Rodney (14)37,14227–28
June: 18–10 (Home: 8–7; Road: 10–3)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
56June 1Tigers4–0Elias (4–4)Scherzer (6–2)—31,40728–28
57June 2@ Yankees10–2Hernández (8–1)Phelps (1–3)—41,53929–28
58June 3@ Braves7–5Leone (2–0)Wood (5–6)Rodney (15)36,50330–28
59June 4@ Braves2–0Iwakuma (4–2)Minor (2–4)Rodney (16)26,96031–28
60June 6@ Rays0–4Bédard (3–4)Young (5–3)—14,57731–29
61June 7@ Rays7–4Elias (5–4)Cobb (1–4)Rodney (17)23,99632–29
62June 8@ Rays5–0Medina (3–1)Balfour (0–2)—18,15833–29
63June 9@ Rays3–0Beimel (1–1)Price (4–6)Rodney (18)10,40034–29
64June 10Yankees2–3Betances (4–0)Iwakuma (4–3)Robertson (15)28,40534–30
65June 11Yankees2–4Tanaka (10–1)Young (5–4)—28,43434–31
66June 12Yankees3–6Whitley (2–0)Elias (5–5)Robertson (16)40,59634–32
67June 13Rangers0–1Tolleson (2–1)Hernández (8–2)Soria (14)22,03934–33
68June 14Rangers3–4Cotts (2–3)Rodney (1–3)Soria (15)27,70034–34
69June 15Rangers5–1Iwakuma (5–3)Martinez (1–4)—39,19635–34
70June 16Padres5–1Young (6–4)Ross (6–6)—17,51236–34
71June 17Padres6–1Elias (6–5)Stults (2–9)—19,89637–34
72June 18@ Padres1–2Benoit (3–0)Furbush (0–4)Street (19)27,52337–35
73June 19@ Padres1–4Hahn (2–1)Leone (2–1)Street (20)18,75537–36
74June 20@ Royals7–5Furbush (1–4)Holland (0–2)Rodney (19)38,47538–36
75June 21@ Royals2–1Medina (4–1)Vargas (7–3)Rodney (20)21,64039–36
76June 22@ Royals2–1Elias (7–5)Ventura (5–6)Rodney (21)23,27840–36
77June 23Red Sox12–3Hernández (9–2)Lackey (8–5)—26,86041–36
78June 24Red Sox8–2Beimel (2–1)Peavy (1–6)—20,01542–36
79June 25Red Sox4–5Buchholz (3–4)Iwakuma (5–4)Uehara (16)27,33342–37
80June 27Indians3–2Young (7–4)Bauer (2–4)Rodney (22)28,08443–37
81June 28Indians0–5Tomlin (5–5)Elias (7–6)—23,01243–38
82June 29Indians3–0Hernández (10–2)House (0–2)Rodney (23)26,17144–38
83June 30@ Astros10–4Walker (1–0)McHugh (4–7)Wilhelmsen (1)17,34045–38
July: 11–14 (Home: 4–8; Road: 6–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
84July 1@ Astros13–2Iwakuma (6–4)Cosart (8–6)—17,50446–38
85July 2@ Astros5–2Young (8–4)Peacock (2–5)Rodney (24)17,20947–38
86July 4@ White Sox1–7Sale (8–1)Elias (7–7)—30,29747–39
87July 5@ White Sox3–2 (14)Wilhelmsen (1–1)Belisario (3–5)Rodney (25)23,11348–39
88July 6@ White Sox0–1Noesí (3–6)Walker (1–1)Petricka (3)23,37048–40
89July 7Twins2–0Iwakuma (7–4)Correia (4–11)Rodney (26)18,56249–40
90July 8Twins0–2Hughes (9–5)Young (8–5)Perkins (21)15,55349–41
91July 9Twins1–8Gibson (8–7)Elias (7–8)—16,46049–42
92July 10Twins2–4Pino (1–2)Wilhelmsen (1–2)Perkins (22)14,53049–43
93July 11Athletics3–2Hernández (11–2)Samardzija (3–8)Rodney (27)32,97150–43
94July 12Athletics6–2Iwakuma (8–4)Chavez (7–6)—39,20451–43
95July 13Athletics1–4Gray (10–3)Young (8–6)Doolittle (14)25,94451–44
96July 18@ Angels2–3 (16)Santiago (2–7)Leone (2–2)—42,51751–45
97July 19@ Angels3–2 (12)Leone (3–2)Thatcher (1–1)Furbush (1)40,23152–45
98July 20@ Angels5–6Thatcher (2–1)Rodney (1–4)—37,12852–46
99July 21Mets5–2Elias (8–8)Niese (5–5)—21,94353–46
100July 22Mets1–3deGrom (4–5)Ramirez (1–5)Mejía (12)18,68153–47
101July 23Mets2–3Colón (9–8)Walker (1–2)Mejía (13)36,22453–48
102July 24Orioles0–4Chen (11–3)Iwakuma (8–5)—19,62153–49
103July 25Orioles1–2 (10)O'Day (3–1)Furbush (1–5)Britton (19)34,79253–50
104July 26Orioles4–3Young (9–6)Norris (8–7)Rodney (28)36,93654–50
105July 27Orioles2–3 (10)McFarland (4–2)Medina (4–2)Britton (20)26,52354–51
106July 29@ Indians5–2Iwakuma (9–5)Bauer (4–6)Rodney (29)15,71355–51
107July 30@ Indians0–2Kluber (11–6)Hernández (11–3)—14,86355–52
108July 31@ Indians6–5Beimel (3–1)Shaw (4–3)Rodney (30)16,33656–52
August: 17–10 (Home: 10–5; Road: 7–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
109August 1@ Orioles1–2Chen (12–3)Elias (8–9)Britton (22)39,48756–53
110August 2@ Orioles6–3Leone (4–2)González (5–6)—36,50857–53
111August 3@ Orioles0–1Tillman (8–5)Iwakuma (9–6)Britton (23)35,21757–54
112August 5Braves4–2Hernández (12–3)Wood (7–9)Rodney (31)24,49658–54
113August 6Braves7–3Young (10–6)Teherán (10–8)—30,77059–54
114August 7White Sox13–3Elias (9–9)Carroll (4–7)—18,74060–54
115August 8White Sox4–1Iwakuma (10–6)Quintana (6–8)Rodney (32)23,22361–54
116August 9White Sox1–2 (10)Surkamp (1–0)Rodney (1–5)Petricka (8)40,12261–55
117August 10White Sox4–2Leone (5–2)Danks (9–8)Rodney (33)27,23662–55
118August 11Blue Jays11–1Hernández (13–3)Hutchison (8–10)—41,16863–55
119August 12Blue Jays6–3Young (11–6)Happ (8–7)Rodney (34)26,07664–55
120August 13Blue Jays2–0Iwakuma (11–6)Dickey (9–12)Rodney (35)32,36865–55
121August 15@ Tigers7–2Paxton (3–0)Porcello (13–8)—42,38566–55
122August 16@ Tigers2–4Price (12–8)Hernández (13–4)Nathan (25)43,83366–56
123August 17@ Tigers8–1Young (12–6)Ray (1–3)—41,18167–56
124August 18@ Phillies1–4Williams (3–5)Elias (9–10)Papelbon (29)28,10267–57
125August 19@ Phillies5–2Iwakuma (12–6)Burnett (6–14)Rodney (36)31,59268–57
126August 20@ Phillies3–4Hamels (7–6)Paxton (3–1)Papelbon (30)25,15768–58
127August 22@ Red Sox5–3Leone (6–2)Uehara (5–4)Rodney (37)36,43369–58
128August 23@ Red Sox7–3Wilhelmsen (2–2)Workman (1–8)—36,90570–58
129August 24@ Red Sox8–6Leone (7–2)Webster (3–2)Rodney (38)37,02271–58
130August 25Rangers0–2Mikolas (2–5)Elias (9–11)Feliz (7)21,62071–59
131August 26Rangers5–0Paxton (4–1)Martinez (3–10)—20,46972–59
132August 27Rangers4–12Lewis (9–11)Ramirez (1–6)—29,46372–60
133August 29Nationals3–8Zimmermann (10–5)Hernández (13–5)—35,61672–61
134August 30Nationals1–3Strasburg (11–10)Elias (9–12)Soriano (30)32,89472–62
135August 31Nationals5–3Iwakuma (13–6)Roark (12–9)Rodney (39)26,22173–62
September: 14–13 (Home: 5–4; Road: 9–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordBoxscore
136September 1@ Athletics1–6Hammel (10–10)Young (12–7)—36,06773–63
137September 2@ Athletics6–5Paxton (5–1)Gray (13–8)Rodney (40)23,85974–63
138September 3@ Athletics2–1Hernández (14–5)Lester (13–10)Rodney (41)17,07375–63
139September 4@ Rangers10–2Elias (10–12)Ross (2–6)—26,96576–63
140September 5@ Rangers7–5Iwakuma (14–6)Baker (3–4)Rodney (42)23,42877–63
141September 6@ Rangers4–2Farquhar (2–1)Cotts (2–9)Rodney (43)29,55278–63
142September 7@ Rangers0–1Holland (1–0)Paxton (5–2)Feliz (8)26,85178–64
143September 8Astros4–1Farquhar (3–1)Foltynewicz (0–1)Rodney (44)15,61779–64
144September 9Astros1–2McHugh (9–9)Medina (4–3)Fields (4)11,34579–65
145September 10Astros2–5Tropeano (1–0)Iwakuma (14–7)Sipp (4)16,93179–66
146September 12Athletics4–2Paxton (6–2)Hammel (10–11)Rodney (45)29,09080–66
147September 13Athletics2–3 (10)Gregerson (5–4)Rodney (1–6)Doolittle (21)43,91380–67
148September 14Athletics0–4Lester (15–10)Young (12–8)—28,92580–68
149September 15@ Angels1–8Shoemaker (16–4)Iwakuma (14–8)—36,13780–69
150September 16@ Angels13–2Smith (1–0)Grilli (1–5)—36,19381–69
151September 17@ Angels0–5Wilson (13–9)Paxton (6–3)—36,87581–70
152September 18@ Angels3–1Wilhelmsen (3–2)Jepsen (0–2)Rodney (46)40,83582–70
153September 19@ Astros10–5Walker (2–2)Peacock (4–9)—27,56883–70
154September 20@ Astros1–10Keuchel (12–9)Young (12–9)—36,52583–71
155September 21@ Astros3–8McHugh (11–9)Iwakuma (14–9)—31,46683–72
156September 22@ Blue Jays4–14Happ (10–11)Paxton (6–4)—15,54883–73
157September 23@ Blue Jays2–10Dickey (14–12)Hernández (14–6)—16,27283–74
158September 24@ Blue Jays0–1Buehrle (13–10)Walker (2–3)Sanchez (3)16,83683–75
159September 25@ Blue Jays7–5Medina (5–3)Loup (4–4)Rodney (47)17,17384–75
160September 26Angels4–3Iwakuma (15–9)Weaver (18–9)Rodney (48)26,86585–75
161September 27Angels2–1 (11)Leone (8–2)Morin (4–4)—32,71686–75
162September 28Angels4–1Hernández (15–6)Rasmus (3–2)—40,82387–75

Source[12]

2014 roster

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2014 Seattle Mariners
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

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 Manager

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Players 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; SO = Strikeouts; SB = Stolen bases; CS = Caught stealing; AVG = Batting average

Rank Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG
1Robinson Canó1575957718737214826168103.314
2Chris Taylor4713616398009113952.287
3Willie Bloomquist4713615376011443211.278
4Endy Chávez802322264122223153052.276
5Michael Saunders782313863113834265945.273
6Kyle Seager1595907115827425965211875.268
7Logan Morrison9933641882001138245952.262
8Cole Gillespie3471918201561322.254
9James Jones108312467895091267271.250
10Dustin Ackley143502641232741465329084.245
11Jesús Montero6171400120300.235
12Austin Jackson542231951510141259112.229
13John Buck2784919201682400.226
14Brad Miller12336747811541036349542.221
15Jesus Sucre2161413200501700.213
16Kendrys Morales59213164490724214100.207
17Corey Hart68232174790621165920.203
18Justin Smoak802482850130730246601.202
19Mike Zunino131438518720222601715803.199
20Abraham Almonte271061021511864031.198
21Chris Denorfia32821116212571912.195
22Stefen Romero7217719346231144804.192
23Nick Franklin174736010232110.128
24Roenis Elias240000000100.000
24Félix Hernández120000000000.000
24Hisashi Iwakuma240000001300.000
24Brandon Maurer210000000000.000
24James Paxton110000000100.000
24Humberto Quintero320000010100.000
24Erasmo Ramirez220000000100.000
24Chris Young110000000000.000
—Team Total1625450634132824732136600396123296420.244

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Pitching

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

Rank Player W L ERA G GS SV SVO IP H ER HR BB SO
1Stephen Pryor000.0010001.210021
1Carson Smith100.0090008.1200310
3Félix Hernández1562.14343400236.0170561646248
4Dominic Leone822.175700266.1521642570
5Joe Beimel312.205600045.0391141425
6Tom Wilhelmsen322.275721379.1472063672
7Taijuan Walker232.61850038.0311121834
8Danny Farquhar312.666601371.0582152281
9Yoervis Medina532.686600257.0481732860
10Fernando Rodney162.85690485166.1612132876
11James Paxton643.0413130074.0602532959
12Hisashi Iwakuma1593.52282800179.0167702021154
13Charlie Furbush153.616701142.140174951
14Chris Young1293.65302900165.0143672660108
15Roenis Elias10123.85292900163.2151701664143
16Blake Beavan014.5011004.062201
17Brandon Maurer144.653870169.2743661955
18Lucas Luetge005.00120009.065357
19Erasmo Ramírez165.2617140075.18244133460
20Héctor Noesí0127.0020001.023102
—Team total87753.1716216251631452.012405121374631317

Source: Baseball Reference[23]

Fielding

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Note: G = Games played; INN = Innings played; TC = Total chances; A = Total assists; E = Total errors committed; SB = Stolen bases allowed; CS = Caught stealing; PB = Passed balls; FPCT = Average of errors per total chances

Rank Player G INN TC A E SB CS PB FPCT
1Blake Beavan14.01100001.000
1Willie Bloomquist43292.11285100001.000
1Endy Chávez76452.180100001.000
1Roenis Elias29163.2242200001.000
1Danny Farquhar6671.0171100001.000
1Nick Franklin17101.0473300001.000
1Charlie Furbush6742.13300001.000
1Dominic Leone5766.18500001.000
1Lucas Luetge129.01100001.000
1Brandon Maurer3869.27500001.000
1Jesús Montero56.08000001.000
1Humberto Quintero37.010800001.000
1Erasmo Ramírez1153.07500001.000
1Michael Saunders84556.2128100001.000
1Carson Smith98.11100001.000
1Taijuan Walker838.010700001.000
17Justin Smoak79608.06213120000.997
18Logan Morrison97732.07074730000.996
19Mike Zunino1311121.01099845712880.995
20Jesus Sucre21160.016210110420.994
21John Buck25167.014711111310.993
22Dustin Ackley1411130.0251420000.992
22Kendrys Morales59109.2122410000.992
24James Jones103698.1161120000.988
25Robinson Canó1581304.069742790000.987
26Stefen Romero67318.169110000.986
27Austin Jackson54457.0135220000.985
28Kyle Seager1581402.042232780000.981
29Chris Denorfia30184.143110000.977
30Hisashi Iwakuma28179.0422410000.976
31Félix Hernández34236.0372510000.973
32Corey Hart6371.029010000.966
33Chris Taylor47365.018412770000.962
34Brad Miller123974.1451282190000.958
35Cole Gillespie29175.047020000.957
36Chris Young30165.0181010000.944
37Tom Wilhelmsen5779.117810000.941
38Joe Beimel5645.0141110000.929
39Abraham Almonte27223.265250000.923
40Fernando Rodney6966.110610000.900
41Yoervis Medina6657.08610000.875
42James Paxton1374.011730000.727
43Héctor Noesí21.0000000—
43Stephen Pryor11.2000000—
—Team total16213068.060461608829235110.986

Source[24]

Farm system

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Level Team League Manager
AAA Tacoma Rainiers Pacific Coast League Roy Howell
AA Jackson Generals Southern League Jim Horner
A High Desert Mavericks California League Eddie Menchaca
A Clinton LumberKings Midwest League Scott Steinmann
A-Short Season Everett AquaSox Northwest League Dave Valle
Rookie Pulaski Mariners Appalachian League Rob Mummau
Rookie AZL Mariners Arizona League Darrin Garner

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References

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