Friday, July 11, 2014

Safeco Field
OAKLAND ATHLETICS (58-34) vs. SEATTLE MARINERS (49-43)

Game #93 (49-43)

Home #48 (22-25)

TONIGHTS GAME INFORMATION

Starting Pitchers: RHP Jeff Samardzija (1-0, 1.29) vs. RHP Felix Hernandez (10-2, 2.11)
7:10 pm
Day
Saturday
Sunday

Date
July 12
July 13

Opp.
OAK
OAK

Radio: 710 ESPN Seattle / Mariners.com

Time
7:10 pm
1:10 pm

Mariners Pitcher
RH Hisashi Iwakuma (7-4, 3.07)
vs.
RH Chris Young (8-5, 3.08)
vs.

TV: ROOT SPORTS

Opposing Pitcher
RH Jesse Chavez (7-5, 3.06)
RH Sonny Gray (9-3, 2.97)

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YOU GET AN A+
Felix Hernandez is 17-7 with a 2.64
ERA (65 ER, 221.1 IP) in 32 career
starts vs. Oakland (since 68)among
pitchers with at least 30 career starts vs.
the As, Felixs ERA is the best all-time:
Rk
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Pitcher
ERA vs. OAK
Felix Hernandez............................. 2.64
Roger Clemens................................ 2.77
John Lackey.................................... 2.90
Jim Palmer....................................... 2.92
Nolan Ryan...................................... 3.05

WINS VS. THE AS

Felix Hernandez is 16-5 vs. the As
since the start of the 2007 season, tying
for the MLB lead of most wins by a
pitcher vs. a single team:
Most Wins vs. Any Opponent (since 2007):
Felix Hernandez vs. OAK................16 (16-5)
Tim Hudson vs. WAS........................16 (16-4)
Tim Lincecum vs. SD........................16 (16-6)
Justin Verlander vs. CLE.................16 (16-13)

PLAYING GOOD BALL

Since April 23, starting with Kyle
Seagers walk-off 3-run home run vs.
Houston to snap an 8-game losing
streak, the Mariners are 42-30,the 3rdbest winning percentage in the Majors
(and AL West) during this stretch:
Rk Team
Record since 4/23
1. Oakland...............................45-27 (.625)
2. LA Angels............................44-27 (.620)
3. Seattle.................................42-30 (.583)
4. Detroit..................................41-30 (.577)
5. Baltimore.............................41-31 (.569)

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

10

Felix Hernandez has recorded 10

consecutive starts allowing 2 or fewer
runs in at least 7.0 innings pitched.

14

Kyle Seager leads the team and ranks

T2nd among AL third baseman with 14
home runs (J. Donaldson - 20).

MLB RUN DIFFERENTIAL

3 of the top 4 differentials in the Majors
belong to AL West teams:
RK TEAM
MLB RUN DIFFERENTIAL
1. Oakland.............................+147 (458-311)
2. LA Angels............................+80 (460-380)
3. Washington.........................+56 (370-314)
4. Seattle............................... +55 (368-311)

AL ERA LEADERS
RK TEAM (overall)
ERA
1. Oakland........................................... 3.08
2. Seattle............................................. 3.18
3. Kansas City..................................... 3.81
RK TEAM (bullpen)
ERA
1. Seattle............................................. 2.39
2. Oakland........................................... 2.94
3. Cleveland......................................... 2.95
RK TEAM (starters)
ERA
1. Oakland........................................... 3.15
2. Seattle............................................. 3.55
3. LA Angels........................................ 3.81

VS. THE ATHLETICS

The season series is deadlocked at 5-5,
with the Mariners narrowly out-scoring
the As 33-31Seattle went 11-8 vs. the
Athletics last season, including a 5-4 record in Seattle.
Year
Home Road Totals
2014
1-2 4-3 5-5
2013
5-4 6-4 11-8
2012
3-6 4-6 7-12
All-Time 134-141 106-176 240-317

TONIGHTS TILTthe Mariners continue a 7-game homestand tonight with the first of three games
vs. the AL West leading Oakland Athleticsopened this first-half ending homestand dropping 3
of 4 vs. the Minnesota Twinsfollowing the All-Star break will open the second half with a threegame road series vs. the Angels in Anaheim (July 18-20)tonights game will be televised on ROOT
SPORTS in HD & broadcast live on 710 ESPN Seattle & Mariners Radio Network.
ODDS AND ENDSdropped 3 straight games and are 1-3 during current homestandbatting
.296 (32x108) during current losing streak, but scored only 3 runs (2x15 with RISP)are 2-5 in last
7 games, but still won 6 of 11, 12 of 19 and 15 of last 24 gamesoverall have the 5th-best winning
percentage in the American League (49-43/.533).

The Standings Mariners are 3rd in AL West, 9.0 back of Oakland and 5.5 back of 2nd-place LAA
currently hold the second wild card spot, 1.5 games ahead of Toronto and Kansas City.
Dominating Felix Hernandez ranks 2nd in the AL in ERA (2.11), 3rd in strikeouts (145), T5th in wins
(10), 1st in quality starts (17), 2nd in innings pitched (136.1) and 1st in WHIP (0.895).
10+ Hits When recording 10+ hits the Mariners are 28-6 (.823)lost last 2 games with 10+ hits.
Batting Race Robinson Cano is 4th in the AL with a .327 batting avg (112x342).
The Closer Fernando Rodney is 1st in the AL with 26 saves (26-for-28 in save opps).
Multi-Hit Special Robinson Cano is T3rd in the AL with 35 multi-hit gamesT4th with 112 hits.
Maurer Power Brandon Maurer has not allowed a run in 5 games in relief (9.2 IP, 4 H, 11 K, 2 BB).

CHASING GAYLORDFelix Hernandez has recorded 10 consecutive starts where he has pitched
at least 7.0 innings and allowed 2 or fewer runs (6-1, 1.40 ERA, 85 SO, 11 BB)the streak is the 2ndlongest by an AL pitcher dating back to 1974 when Gaylord Perry had a 11-start streak for the Indians
he is the first pitcher with 10 straight starts of 7.0 IP, 2 or less runs in a single season since Mike Scott
(HOU) in 1986Felix is tied for the MLB lead with 17 quality starts (J. Cueto - CIN).
STRIKEOUT RATEStonights starting pitcher match-up features two of the top K/9.0 IP hurlers
over the last three seasonssince 2012, Felix Hernandez is 7th best in MLB with 9.18 K/9.0 IP (584
Ks, 572.2 IP), while Jeff Samardzija ranks 9th with 8.98 K/9.0 IP (502 Ks, 503.1 IP).
STREAKING VS. THE ASRobinson Cano has recorded at least one hit in 18 consecutive games vs.
Oakland (since 9/22/12)during the 18-game hitting streak he is batting .338 (26x77) vs. the As with 10
runs scored, 6 doubles, 1 home run and 8 RBIthe streak is the 2nd-longest of his career vs. any team,
trailing only a 19-game hitting streak vs. Baltimore in 2010-11.
PROJECTING SEAGERKyle Seager leads the team with 14 home runs and 61 RBIis on pace for a
25-homer, 107 RBI season, which would mark the first 25+ HR, 100+ RBI season by a Mariners player
since Richie Sexson (24 HR, 107 RBI) and Raul Ibaez (33 HR, 123 RBI) in 2006he is already the first
Mariners player with 14+ HR and 60+ RBI at the All-Star break since Ibaez in 2006 (20 HR, 70 RBI).
ALL ABOUT THE PENover the last 18 games (since June 20), the Mariners bullpen has a 0.97
ERA (7 ER, 65.0 IP) with 64 strikeoutsoverall, the Mariners bullpen leads the Majors with a 2.39
ERA and leads the AL with a .212 opponent batting average.
MIS(P)ING IN ACTIONSeattle is 2-for-the-last-33 (.061) with runners in scoring position, a stretch
that dates back to the end of the game on July 5 at Chicagohave not had a run-scoring hit with a
runner in scoring position since Brad Millers go-ahead double in the 14th inning on July 5.
HOME HITTERKyle Seager is batting .353 (55x156) with 21 runs scored, 21 extra-base hits (2B8, 3B-1, HR-12) and 40 RBI in 45 games at Safeco Field this seasonamong AL leaders in home
games ranks 1st in RBI, 2nd in batting avg, slugging percentage (.647), OPS (1.071) and home
runshis .353 average at home is currently the 5th-highest in club history at Safeco Field before the
All-Star Break: 1.) Ichiro Suzuki (.402 in 2007), 2.) Ichiro Suzuki (.365 in 2001), 3.) Ichiro Suzuki (.364
in 2009), 4.) Ichiro Suzuki (.360 in 2006) and 6.) Edgar Martinez (.349 in 2000).
MR. CONSISTENCYRobinson Cano leads the team with 112 hits (T4th in AL), his 6th consecutive
season with at least 100 hits before the All-Star break, the longest active streak in the Majorshe
is one of 7 active players to record at least 6 100-hit seasons Pre-ASGhis 6 consecutive seasons
with at least 100 hits before the break is the T3rd-longest streak in the Major Leagues since 1954:
Pete Rose, 12 (1968-1979); Ichiro Suzuki, 11 (2001-2011); Cano (2009-current), Michael Young, 6
(2003-2008); Steve Garvey, 6 (1974-1979).
FIRST HALF ERAFelix Hernandez ranks 2nd in the American League with a 2.11 ERA (32 ER,
136.1 IP), which is currently the lowest in club history prior to the All-Star break (min. 10 GS)the
mark Felix is aiming to better is a 2.20 ERA by Randy Johnson in 1997.
ALL-STARSRobinson Cano (fan elected), Felix Hernandez (player elected) & Kyle Seager
(selected) will play for the American League in the 85th All-Star Game, to be played on Tuesday,
July 15th at Target Field5-TIME ALL-STARFelix has been named to his 5th All-Star team, tying
Randy Johnson (1990, 1993-95, 1997) for the most by a Mariners pitcher in club history5-TIME
STARTERCano will be starting his 5th straight All-Star game for the ALhe joins Hall of Famers
Rod Carew (6 straight, 1970-75) & Roberto Alomar (5 straight, 1996-2000) as only second basemen
in AL history to earn 5 straight fan electionsSeager will be appearing in his first All-Star Game.
TUNE IN, TURN ONthe 2014 All Star Game is Tuesday, July 15, in Minnesotait will air on FOX,
at 5 pm (PT)thats KCPQ-13 in Seattle.
DID YOU KNOWthat the Mariners have 7 relief pitchers who have appeared in 30 or more
games?Seattle is the only team in the Majors with 7 pitchers with 30+ relief appearances,
but ranks 11th with 258 relief appearances and 13th in total bullpen innings (267.0)Fernando
Rodney, Danny Farquhar and Charlie Furbush are tied for the team lead with 37 appearances.

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TONIGHTS MARINERS STARTER
RHP FELIX HERNANDEZ
2014 Breakdown:

W-L ERA GS
IP H R ER BB SO HR
Overall 10-2 2.11 19 136.1 99 39 32 23 145 4
Home
6-2 2.16 9 66.2 44 20 16 12 65 2
Road
4-0 2.07 10 69.2 55 19 16 11 80 2
vs. OAK 2-0 2.49 3 21.2 21 7 6 3 19 1

Career Breakdown:

W-L ERA GS
IP H R ER BB SO HR
Overall 120-88 3.12 288 1961.0 1768 761 680 549 1848 149
Home 62-43 3.12 143 991.1 889 373 344 260 959 75
Road 58-45 3.12 145 969.2 879 388 336 289 889 74
vs. OAK 17-7 2.64 32 221.1 190 74 65 60 212 16

ABOUT KING FELIX28-year-old right-hander is making his 20th

2014 GAME-BY-GAME

scr
DT
OPP
SCR
W-L
IP H R ER BB SO HR
left PC-K
3/31
@LAA
10-3
W (1-0)
6.0 4 3
2 1 11
1
4-3 103-66
4/5 @OAK 3-1 W (2-0) 8.1 6 1 1 1 8 1 3-1
101-72
4/11
OAK
6-4
W (3-0)
7.0 4 2
2 0 11
0
6-0 104-71
4/16 @TEX 2-3 ND
7.0 4 1 1 1 9 0 2-0
96-68
4/21 HOU 2-7 L (3-1) 7.1 7 6 2 1 4 1 2-6
113-74
4/26 TEX
3-6 ND
6.0 5 3 3 3 4 0 3-3
107-66
MAR/APR 6 GS, 3-1, 2.40
41.1 30 16 11 7 47
3
5/2 @HOU 4-5 ND
5.0 5 3 2 3 6 0 4-3
89-57
5/7 @OAK 6-4 ND
6.1
11 4 3 2 0 0 3-4
97-67
5/12 TB
12-5 W (4-1) 6.2 8 4 4 0 7 0 9-3
111-73
5/18 @MIN 6-2 W (5-1) 8.0 7 2 2 1 5 0 5-2
97-66
5/23 HOU 6-1 W (6-1) 8.0 5 1 1 1 9 0 6-1
102-74
5/28 LAA
3-1 W (7-1) 8.2 4 1 1 2 9 0 3-1
116-70
MAY
6 GS, 4-0, 2.74
42.2 40 15 13 9 36
0
6/2 @NYY 10-2 W (8-1) 7.0 8 2 2 0 8 0 6-2
111-74
6/8
@TB
5-0
ND
7.0 4 0 0 1 15 0 0-0 100-66
6/13 TEX
0-1 L (8-2) 8.1 4 1 1 2 6 0 0-0
114-77
6/18 @SD
1-2
ND
7.0 3 1 1 0 10 0 1-1 97-63
6/23 BOS 12-3 W (9-2) 7.0 6 2 2 0 6 1 12-2
95-61
6/29 CLE
3-0 W (10-2) 8.0 1 0 0 3 9 0 3-0
107-64
JUNE
6 GS, 3-1, 1.22
44.1 26 6
6 6 54
1
7/5 @CWS 3-2 ND
8.0 3 2 2 1 8 0 2-2
108-76
JULY
1 GS, 0-0, 2.25
8.0 3 2
2 1
8
0
SEASON 19 GS, 10-2, 2.11
136.1 99 39 32 23 145
4

start of the season tonight, his fourth vs. the Athletics.

Signed a 7-year deal through the 2019 season on Feb. 13, 2013.
In 2010 won the AL Cy Young, garnering 21 of 28 first-place
votesjoined Randy Johnson (1995) as only Mariners to win the Cy
Youngnamed Sporting News AL Pitcher of the Year.
ML debut Aug. 4, 2005 at DetroitSafeco debut vs. MIN Aug. 9,
2005youngest pitcher since Jose Rijo worked as reliever in 84
(19 years, 54 days (7/6/84 at MIN).
At 19 years, 118 days old at debut, was the 3rd-youngest player to
debut in Mariners history & 2nd-youngest pitcher.
Born in Valencia, VZsigned as 16-year-old non-drafted free agent
July 4, 2002.
Selected to AL squad in 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013 & 2014 All-Star Game.
Threw the first Perfect Game in Mariners history, and 23rd in ML history, Aug. 15,
2012 in a 1-0 victory over Tampa Bay at Safeco Field (9.0,0,0,0,0,12)7th PG in MLB
history to be decided in a 1-0 game, and 1st in the AL since 1984.
Tossed 6.0+ IP in 235 of 288 GS (81.6%)6.0+ innings in 42 of 50 starts over last 2
seasons (84.0%), including 39 quality starts (197 career quality starts, Seattle record).
Owns a 16-11, 2.72 ERA in 42 starts during the month of July during his careerwent
3-0 with a 1.22 ERA in 5 July starts last seasondating back to July 27, 2011, Felix is
7-0 with a 1.68 ERA (18 ER, 96.1 IP) with 87 strikeouts in 12 July starts.

LAST TIME OUTno-decision in Mariners 3-2 win over the White Sox in 14 innings on July 5allowed a leadoff hit in the 1st before retiring 21 of the next 22
battersallowed his only 2 runs in the 8th inning but Seattle tied it in the 9th
struck out 8 batters for the 11th time in 19 starts this season.
WELL RESTEDFelix is starting tonight on five days restis 3-0 with 1.67 ERA
(8 ER, 43.0 IP) with 54 Ks in 6 starts when he has 5 days of rest between starts.
SEARCHING FOR 11Felix is looking for his 11th win of the seasonwould
be first time in his career to win 11 games before the All-Star Breakhas won
10 games before the break in 2013 & 2009looking to become only the 11th
pitcher in club history to win 11 game prior to the AGS (last: Moyer-12/Pineiro-11 both in 2003).
TRENDINGover his last 10 starts, Felix is 6-1 with a 1.40 ERA (12 ER, 77.0 IP)
during this stretch since May 18, has limited opponents to a .170 (45x265) average, while walking 11 and striking out 85.loss on June 13 vs. Texas (1-0 loss)
was his first since April 21 vs. Houston.
SOME KIND OF STREAKHernandez has recorded 10 consecutive starts where
he has pitched at least 7.0 innings and allowed 2 or fewer runs, including 8.0
scoreless innings allowing 2 runs in his last start at CWS on July 5is the
longest streak in club history, bettering a 7-start streak by Randy Johnson in
1994during this stretch Felix is 6-1 with a 1.40 ERA (12 ER, 77.0 IP) with 85
strikeouts and 11 walks (9.94 K/9.0 IP, 7.73 K/BB ratio)the streak is tied for
2nd-longest by an AL pitcher dating back to 1974 when Gaylord Perry had a
11-start streak for the Indiansthe last pitcher with 10 straight starts of 7.0 IP,
2 or less runs in a single season was Mike Scott (HOU) in 1986.
KING OF JUNEFelix Hernandez was named AL Pitcher of the Month for June,
going 3-1 with 1.22 ERA (6 ER, 44.1 IP) in 6 startsstruck out 54 during month
to T2nd in the AL (Darvish 57, Price 54), the most Ks he has recorded in
a month during his career (previous: 51 in June 2010, August 2010, August
2011)his 1.22 ERA is 10th-lowest in a month in club history (min. 5 GS), and
the 4th-lowest of his career (0.82 August 2010, 0.94 June 2009, 1.08
August 2012)this is the 4th monthly honor for Hernandez, also winning the
award in August 2012, September 2009 and June 2009only pitcher in club
history to win more than 2 Pitcher of the Month awards (Randy Johnson 2,
Mark Langston 2)Edgar Martinez won 5 Player of the Month Awards during
his career.

LAST TIME

LAST START/ND: 7/5, 3-2 at CWS (8.0,3,2,2,1,8)

LAST WIN: 6/29, 3-0 vs. CLE (8.0,1,0,0,3,9)
LAST LOSS: 6/13, 0-1 vs. TEX (8.1,4,1,1,2,6)
LAST CG: (23x) 8/27/12, 1-0 at MIN (9.0,5,0,0,1,5)
LAST ShO: (9x) 8/27/12, 1-0 at MIN (9.0,5,0,0,1,5)

CAREER HIGHS

INNINGS: 9.0, 21x, last: 7/26/13 vs. MIN (ND)

HITS: 13, 2x, last: 9/24/08 vs. LAA
RUNS: 10, 5/16/06 at OAK
STRIKEOUTS: 15, 6/8/14 at TB
WALKS: 6, 3x, last: 4/5/10 at OAK
LOW-HIT GAME (CG): 0, 8/15/12 vs. TB -- Perfect Game
LONGEST WIN STREAK: 9, 2x, last: 6/23/12-8/27/12
LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 5, 2x, last: 8/17-9/27/13

HERNANDEZ vs. ATHLETICS

Felix is making his 33rd career start vs. the Asis 17-7, 2.64 ERA (65
ER, 221.1 IP) with 212 strikeouts in 32 startsin 2014 is 2-0 with a 2.49
ERA (6 ER, 21.2 IP) with 19 Ks in 3 startsin career at Safeco Field
vs. Oakland is 8-5 with a 2.67 ERA (28 ER, 94.1 IP) in 14 startssince
2007, Seattle has won 21 of 28 Felix starts against Oaklandhere is
how Felix has fared vs. the Athletics current roster:

AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO
A. Callaspo
.298 47
14 1 6 3 6
Y. Cespedes .200
30
6
0
1
0
10
C. Crisp
.238
63
15
0
2
4
13
J. Donaldson
.174 23 4 0 2 2 8
C. Gentry .200 5 1 0 1 0 1
J. Jaso .286 14 4 0 2 1 2
J. Lowrie .214 28 6 1 1 0 7
B. Moss
.310
29
9
1
4
0
10
D. Norris .000 5 0 0 0 1 3
N. Punto .111 9 1 0 0 3 1
J. Reddick .152 33 5 0 0 0 6
E. Sogard .217 23 5 0 0 2 1
S. Vogt .000 2 0 0 0 0 0

MARINERS RANKINGS

Category
Rank
#
Quality Starts 1st
197
Starts
2nd
288
Wins
3rd
120
Innings
2nd
1961.0
Shutouts
T2nd
9

Next Up
--Jamie Moyer (323) is 1st
Randy Johnson (130) is 2nd
Jamie Moyer (2093.0) is 1st
Randy Johnson (19), is 1st
Felix is tied with Langston, Moore

AL RANKINGSenters tonights start with the following A.L. rankings: Winning Percentage (T2nd - 10-2, .833), Wins (T5th - 10), Starts (T1st - 19), Innings
Pitched (2nd - 136.1), Strikeouts (3rd - 145), ERA (2nd - 2.11), Opponent Avg (3rd - .201), WHIP (2nd - 0.89), Quality Starts (1st - 17), Strikeouts per 9.0 IP
(7th - 9.57), strikeout-to-walk ratio (5th - 6.30).
DOUBLE-DIGIT STRIKEOUTSrecorded his 4th double-digit strikeout game of the season (T4th-most in AL) on June 18 vs. the Padres30th career
double-digit strikeout game, most by any pitchers since his debut season in 2005also 9th career start with 10+ strikeouts without allowing a walk,
most in club history (broke tie with Randy Johnson).
15 STRIKEOUTSstruck out a career-high 15 batters while recording a no-decision in Mariners 5-0 win over the Tampa Bay Rays June 8 at Tropicana
Fieldhere are some notes on one of the most dominating starts of his career15 strikeouts are tied for most in the Majors this season (Jon Lester,
5/3 vs. OAK & Clayton Kershaw on June 18 vs. COL)21st time in club history that a pitcher had at least 15 strikeouts in a game, 1st time since Randy
Johnson had 15 on July 11, 1998 vs. AngelsJohnson (17), Mark Langston (2x) and Mike Moore (1).
AL PLAYER OF THE WEEKnamed the American League Player of the Week for June 2-8 went 1-0 with a 1.29 ERA, one walk and 23 strikeouts in
14.0 innings over two starts vs. NYY & TBwas the second AL Player of the Week honor for Felix, joining the week right after his perfect game in 2012.
THE FELIX QUALITY STARTsince 2009, Felix Hernandez has recorded 48 starts where he has thrown at least 8.0 innings and allowed 1 or fewer
runsthat total is most among starting pitchers, ahead of Cliff Lee (42) and Clayton Kershaw (33)the next closest AL pitchers (all starts in AL) is
Jered Weaver with 25has 73 starts of 7.0+ IP allowing 1 or fewer runs, also most in baseball since 2009 (ahead of Kershaw - 62).

TOMORROWS STARTING PITCHER: RHP HISASHI IWAKUMA (7-4, 3.07)

33-year-old right-hander is scheduled to make his 14th start of the season and 63rd career MLB start tomorrow vs. the Asstruck out season-high
10 batters in W#7 on July 7 vs. MIN (7.0,4,0,0,0,10)W#6 on July 1 at HOU (6.0,7,1,1,0,7)L#4 on June 25 vs. BOS (4.0,8,5,5,1,3); his shortest outing
of the seasonW#5 6/15 vs. TEX (8.0,6,1,1,0,6,HR)opened the season on the disabled list (3/29-5/3) with a torn extensor tendon in his right middle
fingermade one rehab start with AAA Tacoma 4/27 at Las Vegas, allowing 3 runs (2 ER) on 6 hits in 4.0 inningsinjured his finger while working out
in Southern California in preparation for spring trainingCAREER: Is 30-15 with a 2.89 ERA (139 ER, 433.0 IP) in 76 G/62 starts in his career, including
going 29-14, 2.75 ERA (123 ER, 402.2 IP) in 62 career starts (7/2/12-current)vs. OAK: Making his 8th career appearances and 7th start vs. the As,
his first this seasonis 3-4 with a 4.35 ERA (19 ER, 39.1 IP) with 35 strikeouts in 7 games/6 starts2013 vs. As: 3-2, 3.94 ERA (14 ER, 32.0 IP) in 5
startsat Safeco Field vs. As is 1-3 with a 4.64 ERA (11 ER, 21.1 IP) with 21 strikeouts.

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Season Totals
Starters
Relievers
Safeco
Road
March/April
May
June
July

TEAM PITCHING

W-L ERA CG/SV IP

H
R ER BB-I SO HR
49-43 3.18 1/28
821.2 688 313 290
263-19 719 79
37-30 3.55 1/0 554.2 483 235 219
163-8 457 64
12-13
2.39
0/28
267.0
205 78 71
100-11
262 15
22-25 3.19 1/12
423.0 349 161 150
132-5 366 38
27-18 3.16 0/16
398.2 339 152 140
131-14 353 41
11-14 3.67 0/5 220.2 192 102 90 93-7 197 25
16-14 3.56 0/10
268.0 246 113 106 76-3 211 29
18-10
2.53
1/10
249.0
191 70 70
68-4
226 19
4-5
2.52
0/3 84.0 59 28 24
26-5 85 6

MARINERS STARTING PITCHERS BREAKDOWN

Pitcher
Last Start (IP,H,R,ER,BB,K)
Result Streak GS
IP/GS P/GS SB/CS K/9
BB/9 QS
GIDP
49-Beavan, rhp
4/15 at TEX (4.0,6,2,2,0,1,2HR)
L
L2
1
4.0
63.0
0/1
2.25
0.00
0
1
29-Elias, lhp
7/9 vs. MIN (3.1,7,7,6,3,3)
L
L3
19
6.0
94.7
3/0
7.65
3.19
6
15
34-Hernandez, rhp 7/5 at CWS (8.0,3,2,2,1,8)
ND
W2
19
7.2
102.7 13/2
9.57
1.52
17
6
18-Iwakuma, rhp
7/7 vs. MIN (7.0,4,0,0,0,10)
W
W2
13
6.8
94.5
0/6
7.36
0.82
8
9
37-Maurer, rhp
5/29 vs. LAA (4.0,6,5,5,4,2,HR)
L4
L4
7
4.7
85.4
3/0
4.73
3.90
0
5
65-Paxton, lhp
4/8 vs. LAA (5.+,4,3,3,0,4)
W
W5
2
6.0
79.5
0/0
9.75
1.50
1
1
50-Ramirez, rhp
6/24 vs. BOS (4.1,5,2,2,5,2,HR)
ND
L4
11
4.8
85.0
5/2
7.13
4.92
4
2
32-Walker, rhp
7/6 at CWS (4.0,2,1,1,5,3,WP)
L
L1
2
5.0
88.5
1/0
8.10
6.30
1
2
54-Wilhelmsen, rhp 7/10 vs. MIN (2.2,1,2,1,3,3)
L
L1
1
2.2
54.0
2/0
10.13 10.13
0
0
53-Young, rhp
7/8 vs. MIN (7+,6,2,2,1,6,HR)
L
L1
17
6.0
96.8
5/3
5.14
3.22
10
4

INNINGS
0.0-4.2
5.0-5.2
6.0-6.2
7.0-7.2
8.0-9.0
Total Starts
Runs scored/start:
Team Record:

W/L
After Loss
0-0
2-3
6-2
4-2
0-2
1-0
0-1
0-0
0-1
4-2

Team
Record
0-1
9-10
13-6
8-5
2-5
2-0
4-7
1-1
0-1
10-7

Team No.
Hernandez
Iwakuma
Ramirez
Paxton
Elias
Young
Walker
Beavan
Maurer Wilhelmsen
(Team Rec.) (Starters Rec.)
17 (4-13)
0 (0-0)
1 (0-1)
5 (0-1)
0 (0-0)
2 (0-2)
1 (0-0)
1 (0-1)
1 (0-1)
5 (0-3)
1 (0-1)
17 (7-10)
1 (0-0)
1 (0-0)
2 (0-1)
1 (1-0)
7 (0-3)
4 (2-2)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
1 (1-0)
0 (0-0)
22 (13-9)
4 (2-0)
3 (2-1)
3 (0-2)
0 (0-0)
5 (3-2)
6 (4-1)
1 (1-0)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
23 (14-9)
7 (3-1)
4 (2-2)
1 (1-0)
1 (1-0)
4 (3-1)
5 (1-2)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
1 (0-1)
0 (0-0)
13 (11-2)
7 (5-1)
4 (4-0)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
1 (1-0)
1 (1-0)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
92 (49-43)
19 (10-2)
13 (7-4)
11 (1-4)
2 (2-0)
19 (7-8)
17 (8-5)
1 (1-0)
1 (0-1)
7 (1-4)
1 (0-1)
4.00 (368 R) 5.10 (99 R)
4.31 (56 R) 3.82 (42 R) 6.50 (13 R) 3.53 (67 R) 3.18(54 R) 5.00 (10 R) 0.00 (0 R) 3.71 (26 R) 2.00 (2 R)
49-43
13-6
8-5 4-7 2-0 9-10 10-7 1-1 0-1 2-5 0-1

MARINERS BULLPEN BRIEFS

PITCHER
LAST APP.
IP,H,R,ER,BB,K
LAST WIN
97-Beimel, lhp
7/10 vs. MIN
1.1,1,0,0,1,0
6/24 vs. BOS
40-Farquhar, rhp
7/10 vs. MIN
2.0,4,2,2,0,0
4/27 vs. TEX
41-Furbush, lhp
7/10 vs. MIN
1.0,1,0,0,0,0
6/20 at KC
52-Leone, rhp
7/10 vs. MIN
1.0,1,0,0,0,1
6/3 at ATL
44-Luetge, lhp
7/10 vs. MIN
1.0,1,0,0,1,0
9/4/13 at KC
37-Maurer, rhp*
7/9 vs. MIN
2.2,1,0,0,0,2
8/20/13 at OAK
31-Medina, rhp
7/8 vs. MIN
1.0,0,0,0,0,0
6/21 at KC
56-Rodney, rhp
7/7 vs. MIN
1.0,0,0,0,0,2 (SV) 4/23 vs. HOU
54-Wilhelmsen, rhp* 7/5 at CWS
2.0,0,0,0,0,2 (W) 7/5 at CWS
53-Young, rhp*
4/6 at OAK
2.0,0,0,0,0,2
None
*Relief appearances only

LAST SAVE
6/11/09 vs. CIN w/WAS
5/4 at HOU
None
None
8/21/12 vs. CLE
None
6/18/13 at LAA
7/7 vs MIN
6/30 at HOU
None

LAST LOSS
4/17 at TEX
4/11 vs. KC
6/18 at SD
6/19 at SD
9/23/13 vs. KC
None
4/18 at MIA
6/14 vs. TEX
4/20 at MIA
None
Team Bullpen Totals

SV/OPP
0/0 (---)
1/3 (.333)
0/0 (---)
0/2 (.000)
0/0 (---)
0/0 (---)
0/1 (.000)
26/28 (.929)
1/2 (.500)
0/0 (---)
27/37 (.730)

1st BF/RETIRED
30/25 (.833)
37/27 (.730)
37/24 (.649)
34/24 (.706)
4/1 (.250)
5/5 (1.000)
36/29 (.806)
37/26 (.703)
33/22 (.667)
1/1 (1.000)
257/185 (.720)

RI/STRANDED
17/13 (.765)
14/11 (.786)
25/20 (.800)
18/8 (.444)
3/3 (1.000)
1/1 (---)
12/10 (.833)
7/6 (.857)
12/8 (.667)
2/1 (.500)
113/81 (.717)

#97 - JOE BEIMEL, LHP

2014: 31 G, 2-1, 1.24 ERA, 0-0 SV, 6 HLD
Career-High IP: 4.0 (9/13/05 vs. NYY w/TB) 2014-High IP: 2.0-2x (4/18 at MIA)

#44 - LUCAS LUETGE, LHP

2014: 4 G, 0-0, 5.40 ERA, 0-0 SV, 0 HLD
Career-High IP: 3.0-2x (last: 5/21/13 at LAA) 2014-High IP: 1.1 IP (4/27 vs. TEX)

Stranded 13 of 17 inherited runnersallowed runs in only 2 of 31 G.

0 R in last 19.0 IP (18 G) 5/2-current.longest active scoreless streak in AL.
W#2 with 1.1 IP (0 R) 6/24 vs. BOS.
Allowed 2 IHR to score, but 0 ER in 0.2 IP on 6/19 at SD; 1st inherited runners
allowed to score this season.
W#1 on 6/9 at TB, retiring both BF; first win since 7/24/11 vs. STL w/PIT.
Appearance on 4/1 was first appearances in 951 days (last: 8/22/11).
Signed by Seattle as a MiL free agent on Jan. 24, 2014.
#40 - DANNY FARQUHAR, RHP 2014: 37 G, 1-1, 2.93 ERA, 1-3 SV, 9 HLD
Career-High IP: 3.0 (7/31/13 at BOS) 2014-High IP: 2.0, 4x (last: 6/9 at TB)

T2nd on team with 36 appearances.

1.2 IP, H, 3 K in extra-inning win 7/5 at CWS.
Has not allowed a run in last 8 G (7.0 IP), 6/17-current.
HR allowed 6/14 vs. TEX (Chirinos) was just 4th of his career (82 G).
Allowed only 1 R in 10.1 innings (11 G) May 13-June 13.
Tossed 2.0 ShO IP 6/9 at TB, tying his season-high in innings pitched.
Tossed 1.0 ShO IP (1 H) 6/3 at Atlanta to hold a 7-5 lead in the 8th.
Did not allow a run (1 H) in 6 G 5/13-261.0 ShO IP 5/26 vs. LAA.
1st MLB win 4/27 vs. TEX (1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 K).

#41 - CHARLIE FURBUSH, LHP 2014: 36 G, 1-4, 4.21 ERA, 0-0 SV, 11 HLD
Career-High IP: 5.0 IP (5/27/11 vs. BOS)

2014-High IP: 1.2 (6/10 vs. NYY)

T1st on team with 37 appearances.

Stranded 21 of 26 inherited runners (81%).
Allowed 2-run HR to Konerko 7/4 at CWShad given up 2 R in previous 20
G (May 5-June 27).
W #1 6/20 at KC; retired both BF, stranding 3 inherited runners in tie game in 8th.
L #4 6/18 at SD, allowed infield hit and bloop RBI single in 8th inning.
ShO 9th 5/24 vs. HOUret. only BF 5/23ret. only BF 5/20ShO 8th 5/14.
Recorded holds in 1st 2 G of OAK series, inducing GIDP 5/5 & 3 pitch K 5/6.
#52 - DOMINIC LEONE, RHP

2014: 34 G, 2-1, 1.83 ERA, 0-2 SV, 5 HLD

2014/Career-High IP: 2.1 (5/14 vs. TB)

2nd among MLB rookie relievers w/45 Ks (Betances, NYY, 81/Familia, NYM, 40).
Averaging 10.30 K/9.0 IP (45 SO, 39.1 IP).
Allowed runs in 6 of 34 appearances this season (8 ER total).
Struck out 3 in 1.1 ShO IP July 9 vs. Minnesota.
BS #2 6/20 at KC; allowed 2 inherited runners to score in 6th to tie game at 5.
BS #1/L#1 on 6/19 at SD, charged with season-high 4 ER on 3 H in 0.1 IP.
W#2 tossing 2.0 ShO innings while striking out 4 on June 3 at Atlanta.
MLB W #1 5/22 vs. HOU w/1.2 ShO IP (1 H, 2 K), stranded 1 inherited runner.
Tossed season-high 2.1 ShO IP, striking out 5 and 5/14 vs. TB.
Made ML debut on 4/6 at OAK, allowing 1 H, 1 BB, 1 K in scoreless 7th.
Selected from AAA Tacoma 4/4; had reported to AAA, but did not pitch.

Last name pronunciation: LIT-kee.

In his third stint with the Mariners (April 9-14, April 25-May 2 & July 10-current).
ShO IP 7/10 vs. MIN (1 H, 1 BB, GIDP).
Recalled from AAA Tacoma on July 10 (Stephen Pryor optioned).
AAA Tacoma: 3-1, 3.40 ERA (15 ER, 39.2 IP) with 44 Ks in 26 outings.
In parts of three Major League seasons (2012-14), held left-handed batters to
a .211 (30x142) batting average with 4 extra-base hits.

#37 - BRANDON MAURER, RHP 2014: 12 G, 7 GS, 1-4, 5.79 ERA, 0-0 SV, 0 HLD
Career-High IP: 4.0 (8/28/13 vs. TEX) 2014-High IP: 2.2(7/9 vs. MIN)
Is 0-0, 0.00 (0 ER, 9.2 IP) in 4 G in relief this season; 1-4, 7.52 in 7 GS.
Tossed career-high 2.2 innings as reliever on July 9 vs. MIN (2 K).
Worked 2.0 IP 7/6 at CWS (0 H, 1 BB, 2 K) & 7/1 at HOU (2 H, 1 BB, 1 K).
Struck out 4 Red Sox in 2.0 ShO innings on June 25 vs. BOS in 1st relief app.
Recalled from AAA Tacoma on June 25 (E. Ramirez optioned).
AAA Tacoma: 1-0 with 2.79 ERA (6 ER, 19.1 IP) with 24 K in 12 G (1 start).
Made 7 starts with Seattle (April 20-May 29), going 1-4 with a 7.52 ERA (27
ER, 32.1 IP) with 17 strikeouts (failed to go 5.0 IP in 5 of 7 starts).
Career as reliever: 2-0 with 5.40 ERA (15 ER, 25.0 IP) with 24 strikeouts.
#31 - YOERVIS MEDINA, RHP
2014: 36 G, 4-1, 2.25 ERA, 0-1 SV, 13 HLD
Career-High IP: 2.1-3x (last: 7/23/13 vs. CLE) 2014-High IP: 1.1-2x (4/14 at TEX)
Leads team 13 holdsT2nd on the team w/36 appearances.
Allowed just 1 run in last 21 games (18.1 IP) since May 5 w/18 strikeouts.
0 R, 4 H in last 15.0 IP, May 17-current (17 G).
W #4 6/21 at KC; tossed 1-2-3 8th in 1-1 tie; Mariners scored 1 in 9th for win.
W #3 6/8 at TB; tossed scoreless 8th, keeping game tied 0-0.
Earned W#2 in G#1 of DH 5/7 at OAK (1.0,0,0,0,1,1,HBP).
#56 - FERNANDO RODNEY, RHP 2014: 37 G, 1-3, 2.04 ERA, 26-28 SV, 0 HLD
Career-High IP: 3.0 (9/18/12 vs. BAL) 2014-High IP: 1.1 (5/3 at HOU)

1st in the AL w/26 savesallowed at least 1 base runner in 15 of 28 SV ops.

Perfect in last 15 save opportunities since 5/22 (6 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 16 K).
2 R in last 19.0 IP (0.95 ERA) with 15 SV in 20 G since 5/18.
SV #26 7/7 vs. MIN, 2 K in 1-2-3 9th inning.
SV #25 7/5 at CWS, tossing 1-2-3 14th inning (1 SO).
Has 4 career 25-save seasons, (37 in 2009 w/DET, 48 in 2012 and 37 in 2013
w/TB and 26 {and counting} w/SEA in 2014)...has 111 saves since the start of
the 2012 season; only Atlantas Craig Kimbrel has more (119).

#54 - TOM WILHELMSEN, RHP 2014: 34 G, 1-2, 2.54 ERA, 1-3 SV, 4 HLD
Career-High IP: 3.0-3x (6/25/14 vs. BOS) 2014-High IP: 3.0,3x (6/30 at HOU)
L #2 as spot starter (1st MLB GS) 7/10 vs. MIN (2.2,1,2,1,3,3).
W #1 7/5 at CWS working 2.0 perfect innings in 12th & 13th frames.
SV #1 6/30 at HOU, allowing 1 R over 3.0 IP; 1st SV since 7/28/13 vs. MIN.
Worked 2.0+ innings in 8 of last 12 G1.93 ERA (5 ER, 23.1 IP) since 5/27.
Career-high 3.0 ShO IP on 6/11 vs. NYY, 6/25 vs. BOS & 6/30 at HOU.
Has tossed 3+ innings in 7 of his last 12 outings.
Streak of 13.2 consecutive scoreless innings 4/21-5/21 is the longest
scoreless streak by a Mariners relief pitcher this season.
Allowed 7 H and 0 R over 11 appearances (12.2 IP) 4/26-5/21.
Ranks 8th in Mariners history with 54 career saves.

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SEATTLE HITTERS vs. OAKLAND ATHELTICS

2014
CAREER

HR@

AVG
AB H HR RBI
AVG AB H HR RBI SEA
D. Ackley
.333
30 10 1 3
.233 180
42 4 13 10
W. Bloomquist .125
8 1 0 0
.240 208
50
2 12 3
R. Cano
.325 40 13 0 4
.304 336 102 8 39
7
E. Chavez
--- -- -- -- --
.337 101
34 0 10 3
C. Hart
.107
28
3 1 3
.107 28
3 1 3
2
J. Jones
.333
9 3 0 0
.333 9 3 0 0
0
B. Miller
.189
37 7 1 3
.238 63 15 4 10
7
L. Morrison
.214
14
3 0 0
.250 24
6 1 2
3
M. Saunders .207
29
6 0 0
.211 213
45
4 9 22
K. Seager
.200
35
7 0 3
.198 187
37
2 15 25
J. Sucre
--- -- -- -- --
--- -- -- -- --
0
M. Zunino
.167
30 5 2 4
.204 54 11 3 5
9

#13 - DUSTIN ACKLEY, OF

Last Game: PH/LF, 7/10 vs. MIN
Homestand: 1x6, K, GDP

vs. Samardzija: .333 (1x3), RBI

Current Streak: (0x5)
Last HR: 5/11 vs. KC, 2 (#4)

#20 - LOGAN MORRISON, 1B/OF vs. Samardzija: .333 (3x9), HR, 3 RBI, 4 BB, K
Last Game: 0x4, 7/10 vs. MIN
Current Streak: 0 G (0x8)
Homestand: 1x15, 2B, 3 K
Last HR: 6/23 vs. BOS (#3 & 4)

Season-Highs: streak: 3-6x (5/13-16)hits: 3-4x (7/2)RBI: 3-2x (last: 6/7)

Season-Highs: streak: 6 (6/29-7/5)hits: 4 (6/23)RBI: 4 (6/23)

Replaced Michael Saunders with 1-2 count in at-bat the bottom of the 8th
7/10 vs. MIN and stuck out (strikeout was credited to Saunders).
Started 70 of 92 team gameshas appeared in 82 games.
Batting .391 (9x23) with 2 runs scored, 2 doubles, 1 RBI in July (8 G/6 GS).
Is a .190 (24x126) hitter at home and .264 (37x140) on the road.
Career .563 hitter (18x32) with the bases loaded (2x5, BB, this season).
GW RBI in only AB, 6/21 at KC w/2-out 1B to RF to snap 1-1 tie in 9th.
2-for-4 with bases clearing double on 6/7 at TB, extending lead to 6-2.
2 HR 5/11 vs. KChomered in 3 consec. PA 5/10-5/11.

Hits in 11 of last 16 games, batting .290 (18x62) w/ 7 R, 3 2B, 2 HR, 9 RBI.

Batting .243 (25x103) w/5 2B, 4 HR, 14 RBI, 7 BB since coming off DL 6/10.
Hit .395 (17x43) w/7 R, 2 2B, 2 HR, 9 RBI in 11 G (6/23-7/5), but 1-for-19 in
last 5 games (7/6-c)
Career-high tying 4 hits on 6/23 vs. BOS, incl. 2 HR; 1st multi-HR G of career.
HR #2, 3 RBI 6/20 at KC...left game w/facial laceration in T6th 6/15 vs. TEX.
Returned from rehab assignment at AAA Tacoma & activated from DL 6/10.
On rehab assignment at AAA 5/23-6/10: .308/20x65, 2 2B, 3 HR in 18 G.

#8 - WILLIE BLOOMQUIST, UTL

Last Game: 1x4, 7/10 vs. MIN
Homestand: 1x5

vs. Samardzija: .500 (3x6), K

Current Streak: 1 G (1x4)
Last HR: 5/23 vs. HOU (#1)

Season-Highs: streak: 4-2x (6/4-9)hits: 2-10x (last: 7/4)RBI: 3 (5/23)

Has started 29 G this season: SS (10), 3B (5), 2B (5), LF (3), 1B (5), DH (1).
Hit in 15 of last 18 GS: 23x66/.348, 7 R, 4 2B, HR, 9 RBI (5/23-c).
Batting .414 (12x29) with 4 2B, HR, 12 RBI with runners in scoring position.
Hit a 2-run home run in the 6th 5/23 vs. HOU; 1st HR since 8/10/11 vs. HOU,
a span of 663 plate appearances (626 AB).

#22 - ROBINSON CANO, 2B

Last Game: 3x5, 7/10 vs. MIN
Homestand: 8x17, 2B, RBI, BB, K, GIDP

vs. Samardzija: 1.000 (1x1), 2B

Current Streak: 4 G (8x17)
Last HR: 6/30 at HOU (#6)

Season-Highs: streak: 10 (6/2-12)hits: 4 (5/18)RBI: 3-3x (last: 7/1)

Hits in 70 of 88 games with 35 multi-hit contestsreached safely in 78 G.

4th in AL with .327 avg, T4th with 112 hits and T3rd with 35 multi-hit games.
Batting .353 (73x207) with 31 R, 15 2B, 5 HR, 33 RBI, 20 BB since 5/9.
2x4 w/2 R, HR #5, 2 RBI in SEAs 3-0 win vs. CLE 6/29; snapped 0x11.
0x4 on 6/13 snapped season-high 10G hit streak (6/2-12: 14x38/.368).
Hit first HR at Safeco Field as a Mariners on 6/11 vs. NYY (1x4, R, HR, 2 RBI).
Missed 4 games (5/29-6/1) w/left hand contusion (first missed games of 14).
Reached safely (via H or BB) in 31 straight games, incl. 27 via hit, 4/20-5/24:
hit .368 (45x121), w/18 R, 9 2B, 3B, HR, 20 RBI, 10 BB & .414 OBP, .901 OPS.

#9 - ENDY CHAVEZ, OF
Last Game: 2x5, R, 7/10 vs. MIN
Homestand: 4x10, R

vs. Samardzija: .000 (0x3), 3 BB

Current Streak: 2 G (4x10)
Last HR: 6/27 vs. CLE

Season-Highs: streak: 5 (6/15-20)hits: 3 (6/24)RBI: 3 (6/23)

Mariners are 20-11 when he appears in a game this season.

Hits in 14 of last 20 G (.297/22x74, 3 2B, 2 3B, HR, 5 RBI) since June 15.
11-for-20 (.550) as first batter of the game for the Mariners.
Homered June 27 vs. CLE, his first longball in 265 PA (since 5/30/13 @SD).
Had bases loaded triple on June 23 vs. Boston (3x5, 3B, RBI).
5-game hitting streak June 15-20, hitting (7x21/.333), 2 R, 2 2B, 2 BB.
Game-winning 2-out RBI 1B in 9th 6/8 at TB to break 0-0 tie in 5-0 win.
Selected from AAA Tacoma May 30; hit .272 (31x114) w/2 2B in 37 AAA games.

#27 - COREY HART, DH

vs. Samardzija: .231 (3x13), 2B, 2 RBI, BB, 3 K
Last Game: 1x4, 2 K, 7/10 vs. MIN
Current Streak: 3 G (3x11)
Homestand: 3x15, 3 K
Last HR: 5/7 at OAK (#5)
Season-Highs: streak: 7 (4/15-23)hits: 2-8x (last: 5/12)RBI: 4 (4/8)

Since coming off DL is 5-for-25 (.200) with 7 strikeouts.

Returned from DL 7/4 at CWS driving in lone run on 9th inning sac fly.
Hit .297 (11x37), 3 2B, 3B, HR, 4 RBI in 10 G on rehab at AAA Tacoma.
Activated from 15-day DL 7/4.went on 5/20 with strained left hamstring.
15th career multi-HR game 4/8 (last: 9/29/12), including season-high 4 RBI.
2013 Season: Did not appear in MLB game; had a pair of knee surgeries.

#99 - JAMES JONES, OF

Last Game: 3x5, 7/10 vs. MIN
Homestand: 7x18, K

vs. Samardzija: Never Faced

Current Streak: 4 G (7x18)
Last HR: ---

Season-Highs: streak: 14 (5/9-5/24)hits: 4 (6/30)RBI: 2-2x (last: 7/1)

T6th in the AL w/17 SB, T2nd in AL since May 5 (J. Altuve, 30/A. Escobar, 17).
Batting .341 (15x44) with 6 runs, 3B, 2 RBI in last 9 games (since 6/30).
Ranks 5th in single-season club history with 17 steals as rookie behind Ichiro
(56 in 01), Phil Bradley (21 in 84), Donell Nixon (21 in 1987) & Rich Amaral
(19 in 1993).
Set club record with hits in first 15 MLB starts of career.
Career-high 4 H & 3 SB 6/30 at HOU; 2nd x in club hist. w/4+ H, 3+ SB in game...
tied a Mariners single-game rookie club record with 3 steals in a game (2nd time).
0x4 May 25 snapped 14-G hitting streak (5/9-24); hit .288 (15x52) w/10 R.
1st Mariners player with 3 SB in a game since Ichiro on 8/4/10 vs. TEX (4 SB).
Made MLB debut 4/18 at MIAINF 1B in first plate appearance21st
Mariners player to record a hit in first MLB PA (last: Dustin Ackley in 2011).
Hit .313 (25x80) w/15 runs, 3 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 8 RBI in 20 G w/AAA Tacoma.
#5 - BRAD MILLER, SS
Last Game: 1x4, R, 7/9 vs. MIN
Homestand: 1x9, R, BB

vs. Samardzija: .000 (0x4), K

Current Streak: 1 G (1x4)
Last HR: 6/30 at HOU (#8)

Season-Highs: streak: 7 (6/16-22)hits: 2-12x (last: 6/22)RBI: 3 (4/1)

Hits in 18 of last 25 GS (since 6/10); .279 (24x86) w/2 2B, 2 R, 4 HR, 9 RBI.
Plated GW run with 14th-inning 2B July 5 (was 0x5 entering AB).
Ranks T1st among AL shortstops with 8 HR (w/ A. Cabrera/A. Ramirez - 8).
Since June 1, is batting .270 (30x111), w/15 R, 2 2B, 3B, 5 HR, 13 RBI, 10 BB.
Hit solo HR in T9th at KC (off Holland) 6/20 to snap 5-5 tie in 7-5 SEA win.
Had his 4th career multi-HR game 4/1 at LAA; has only 16 career HRs.

#55 - MICHAEL SAUNDERS, OF

Last Game: 1x4, 2 BB, 7/10 vs. MIN
Homestand: 6x15, R, HR, RBI, BB, 4 K

vs. Samardzija: Never Faced

Current Streak: 4 G (6x15)
Last HR: 7/7 vs. MIN (#6)

Season-Highs: streak: 8 (5/25-6/3)hits: 3-3x (7/5)RBI: 3-2x (last: 6/2)

Left game with injury and 1-2 count in middle of AB in B8 7/10 vs. MIN,
Ackley replaced him and struck out (strikeout was credited to Saunders).
Batting .391 (9x23) w/2 R, HR, 2 RBI, 3 BB, SB in 6 G (7/5-current).
Hit HR #6 7/7 vs. MIN (1x3, BB).
Scored GW run July 5 in 14th inningtied season-high with 3 hits.
Since May 16: .313 (35x112) w/17 R, 4 2B, 2 3B, 5 HR, 21 RBI, .873 OPS.
Activated from 15-day DL 6/27doubled in first PA coming off DL.
On rehab with AAA Tacoma: .450 (9x20), 5 R, 2 2B, 3B, HR, 7 RBI in 5 G.
Left game 6/8 at TB in bottom of 3rd inning with sore right shoulder.
Batting .327 (16x49), 10 R, 2B, 2 3B, 2 HR, 10 RBI batting No. 2 in order.
Season-high matching 3 RBI and hit HR #4 6/2 at NYY.
Batted .318 (28x88) with 8 XBH (2B - 4, 3B - 2, HR - 2) and 18 RBI in May.
Left game in 4th inning w/ hyperextended left knee 5/10 vs. KC.
Hit 3rd career lead-off home run 4/26 vs. TEX (also: 5/4/2013 at TOR &
4/29/13 vs. BAL)was first time batting lead off in 2014.
#15 - KYLE SEAGER, 3B
vs. Samardzija: .000 (0x3), 2 K
Last Game: 1x1, R,HR,2RBI, SF, 2BB 7/10 vs. MIN Current Streak: 3 G (4x9)
Homestand: 4x13, R, HR, 2 RBI, 3 BB, 3 K
Last HR: 7/10 vs. MIN (#14)
Season-Highs: streak: 8 (4/23-5/3)hits: 4-2x (last: 6/15)RBI: 5 (4/23)

Snapped 0-for-18 with 6th inning single 7/8 vs. MIN.

Batting .351 (33x94) w/11R, 8 2B, 4 HR, 20 RBI in last 24 G (since 6/14).
Since April 23: .305 (81x266) w/32 R, 17 2B, 3 3B, 14 HR, 59 RBI in 70 G.
Recorded the Mariners only hit off Tomlin 6/28 vs. CLE.
Had 4 straight multi-hit G (.647/11x17) to tie season/career high, 6/23-27.
Team leader in home runs (T1st, 13), extra-base hits (37) and RBI (59).
Batting .348 (54x155, 11 HR) at Safeco Field; .207 (36x174, 2 HR) on road.
Tied career-high with 4 hits and drove in go-ahead run on June 15 vs. Texas.
4x5 w/2B, 2 3B, HR, 3 R, 3 RBI 6/2 at NYY; tied club-record w/4 XBH, 2 3B.
8-game hitting streak April 23-May 3: .394 (13x33), 9 R, 2 2B, 5 HR, 14 RBI.
Named AL Player of the Week June 30 (.583/14x24, 5 R, 3 2B, 2 HR, 8 RBI
1.542 OPS in 6 G) & AL Co-Player of the Week (w/Jose Abreu) for April 21-27
(.409/9x22, 8 R, 5 HR, 11 RBI, 1.091 SLG, 1.549 OPS in 6 G).
Hit go-ahead 3-run HR on 4/27 vs. TEX, 2nd of the day (erasing 5-0 deficit).
Career-high 5 RBI as part of 2-HR game 4/23 vs. HOUhit 2-run HR in 7th
inning and walk-off 3-run HR with 1 out in bottom of 9th inning.
#2 - JESUS SUCRE, C
Last Game: 0x2 at DR-C, 7/9 vs. MIN
Homestand: 0x2

vs. Samardzija: Never Faced

Current Streak: 0 G (0x2)
Last HR: - - -

Season-Highs: streak: ---hits: ---RBI: ---

Recalled from AAA Tacoma July 8 (John Buck DFA).

With AAA Tacoma appeared in 48 games batting .274 (48x175).
Over last 10 games hit .375 (15x40) with 5 2B, HR, 2 RBI.
Threw out 21 of 41 attempted base stealers (51%).
Made MLB debut 5/24/13 vs. TEX (1x4).
Was on MLB DL June 8-Aug. 16, 2013 with left wrist bone contusion.
Signed by Seattle as a minor league free agent 7/19/11 (re-signed in 2012).

#3 - MIKE ZUNINO, C
Last Game: 0x4, 2 K 7/10 vs. MIN
Homestand: 1x12, R, HR, RBI, 6 K

vs. Samardzija: .333 (1x3), 2B

Current Streak: 0 G (0x11)
Last HR: 7/7 vs. MIN (#13)

Season-Highs: streak: 6-2x (last: 6/18-25)hits: 4 (4/29)RBI: 3-2x (last: 5/28)

Leads all AL catchers (3rd in MLB) with 13 home runs.

HR #13 7/7 vs. MIN; has homered in 6 of last 15 games (6/20-current).
T6th in AL with 9 HBP5 HBP in 22 games in the month of June.
6th in AL with 13 CCS2nd in AL with 3.04 Catchers ERA.
Already has more HR this season (13) than in all of 2013 (5).
Hit 5 of 13 home runs in Felix Hernandez starts.
Batting .282 (24x85) w/7 2B, 3 HR vs. LHP this season.
6-game hitting streak June 18-25 (.348/8x23, 7 R, 2 2B, 4 HR, 5 RBI).
Go-ahead solo HR in 7th on June 22 at KC off Y. Ventura in 2-1 win.
HR #8 6/20 at KC off Shields...2x3 w/2B 6/13 vs. TEX, SEAs only 2 H on night.
Season-high 6-game hitting streak (.316/6x19, 4 R, 2 2B, 2 HR) 5/7-13.

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SCORE BY INNINGS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X
Total
Mariners 33 44 36 44 47 42 50 27 42 3 368
Opponent 42 30 38 38 46 25 30 35 27 2 313

MARINER HOME RUNS

RECORD BY HOME RUN 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

17-24
12-9
15-3 3-2 1-0 0-0 0-0
HOME RUNS BY POSITION Total C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH PH P

76 14 12 4 14 9 4 1 10 7 1 0
Grand Slams (0): None
Back-to-Back (3): Smoak & Hart (4/2 @LAA, 9th inning), Cano & Hart (4/17 @TEX, 3rd inning), Seager
& Ackley (5/11 vs. KC, 4th inning)
Inside-the-Park (0): None
Pinch-Hit (1): Stefen Romero, 6/3 at ATL
Leadoff (1): Michael Saunders, 4/26 vs. TEX
Game-Ending (1): Kyle Seager, 4/23 vs. HOU
Game-Winning in Last AB on Road (1): Brad Miller, 6/20 at KC
Multi (6): Miller - 2 (4/1 @LAA), Hart - 2 (4/8 vs. LAA), Seager - 2 (4/23 vs. HOU) & (4/27 vs. TEX),
Ackley - 2 (5/11 vs. KC), Morrison - 2 (6/22 vs. BOS)

Player
Solo 2R 3R GS Total
Ackley
3 1 -- -- 4
Almonte
1 -- -- -- 1
Bloomquist -- 1 -- -- 1
Buck
-- 1 -- -- 1
Cano
-- 4 2
-- 6
Chavez
1 -- -- -- 1
Gillespie
1 -- -- -- 1
Hart
4 -- 1
-- 5
Miller
7 1 -- -- 8
Montero
-- 1 -- -- 1
Morrison
2 2 -- -- 4
Romero 2 -- 1
-- 3
Saunders
4 2 -- -- 6
Seager
5 4 5 -- 14
Smoak
2 4 1
-- 7
Zunino
8 4 1 -- 13
Team
40 25 11 0 76

Runs via HR:
123

DISABLED LIST
Name
Blake Beavan-rhp
James Paxton-lhp
Corey Hart-dh
Hisashi Iwakuma-rhp
Logan Morrison-of/dh
Stephen Pryor-rhp
Michael Saunders-of
Justin Smoak-1b
Taijuan Walker-rhp

TYPE
60-Day
60-Day
15-Day
15-Day
15-Day
15-Day
15-Day
15-Day
15-Day

DL Dates
April 16-current
April 9-current
May 20 (retro 5/19)-July 3
March 29 (retro 3/21)-May 2
April 16 (retro 4/15)-June 11
March 29 (retro 3/21)-April 17
June 11-June 26
June 11 (retro to 6/10)-July 3
March 29 (retro 3/21)-June 10

Eligible
June 15
June 8
---
---
---
---
---
---
---

STARTS BY POSITION (Team Record)

1B 2B SS 3B LF CF RF C DH
Ackley
-- -- -- --
33-34
-- -- -- 3-1
Almonte
-- -- -- -- --
10-15
-- -- -Bloomquist 4-1 4-1 6-4 3-2 1-2 -- -- -- 1-0
Buck
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 8-11 5-0
Cano
--
45-36
-- -- -- -- -- -- 2-4
Chavez
-- -- -- --
3-3
2-1
6-4 -- 5-2
Franklin
-- 0-5 3-2 -- -- -- 1-0 -- 1-1
Gillespie
-- -- -- --
11-4
--
4-1 -- 0-2
Hart
0-1
-- -- -- -- --
0-2 --
22-19
Jones
-- -- -- -- --
30-25
-- -- -Miller
-- -- 39-38 -- -- -- -- -- -Morrison 14-13
-- -- -- -- --
2-2 -- 1-2
Montero 1-0
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2-1
Romero
-- -- -- --
1-0
--
19-11
-- 3-6
Saunders -- -- -- -- --
7-2
17-23
-- -Seager
-- -- --
46-41
-- -- -- -- 1-0
Smoak 30-28
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Sucre
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Zunino
-- -- -- -- -- -- --
41-32
1-0

Injury
Right shoulder tendinitis
Strained left latissimus dorsi muscle
Strained left hamstring
Torn extensor tendon in his right middle finger
Strained right hamstring
Surgery to repair a torn tendon in right shoulder
Right AC joint inflammation
Strained left quad
Right shoulder impingement

G Missed
79
85
42
27
52
14
14
22
63

Team Record
42-37
44-41
26-16
12-15
27-25
7-8
8-6
13-9
34-29

STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (Team Record)

Ackley
Almonte
Bloomquist
Buck
Cano
Chavez
Franklin
Gillespie
Hart
Jones
Miller
Morrison
Montero
Romero
Saunders
Seager
Smoak
Sucre
Zunino

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
-- 0-2 --
-- 0-1 5-4 15-19 16-8 0-1
10-13
0-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1
4-2 3-1 -- -- -- 0-1 0-1 0-1 12-4
-- -- -- 1-1 1-0 3-3 2-1 3-4 3-2
-- -- 47-41 -- -- -- -- -- -13-10 2-0 --
-- -- --
-- 1-0 --- 0-1 -- -- -- 1-3 1-2 1-1 3-0
-- 1-1 -- 0-1 0-1 4-0 7-0 2-2 1-2
-- -- -- 17-17 5-3 0-2 -- --
-13-13
17-12
-- -- -- -- -- -- --- 9-12 -- -- -- --
-- 13-5 16-21
-- -- -- 3-1 9-9 3-3 2-4 -- --- -- -- 0-1 1-0 -- -- 2-0 --- 10-6 -- 2-0 1-3 2-3 8-1 0-2 0-1
9-5
7-6
1-2 -- 0-3 -- 5-7
2-3 --- 0-1
-- 13-11 16-15 15-11 3-3
--
--- --
-- 13-11 11-8 4-6 2-3 --
--- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --- -- 1-0 -- 5-0
12-7 3-2
9-17
12-6

PITCHER - Hernandez (13-6), Ramirez (4-7), Iwakuma (8-5), Paxton (2-0), Elias (9-10), Young (10-7), Beavan (0-1), Maurer (2-5), Walker (1-1), Wilhelmsen (0-1)

MARINERS MULTI-HIT GAMES:

MARINERS MULTI-RBI GAMES:

Player
2 3 4 5 Total
Ackley
11 4 -- -- 15
Almonte
4 -- -- -- 4
Bloomquist 10 -- -- -- 10
Buck
2 2 -- -- 4
Cano
29 5 1 -- 35
Chavez
9 1 -- -- 10
Franklin
2 -- -- -- 2
Gillespie
4 -- -- -- 4
Hart
8 -- -- -- 8
Jones
9 5 1 -- 15
Miller
13 -- -- -- 13
Montero
-- -- -- -- 1
Morrison
4 1 1 -- 6
Romero
8 1 -- -- 9
Saunders
14 3 -- -- 17
Seager
21 5 2 -- 28
Smoak
10 -- -- -- 10
Sucre
-- -- -- -- -Zunino
12 -- 1 -- 13
Team
170 27 6 0 203

INSTANT REPLAY:

Record

Total Confirmed/Stands Overturned Keeping
Mariners 18
9
9
Opponents 19
7
12
Umpires 11
8
2 1

OUTFIELD ASSISTS:

Player A
Ackley .............................................................................................. 3
Almonte............................................................................................ 2
Chavez /Jones/Morrison/Romero/Saunders................................... 1

THE CATCHERS BOX:

Catcher Record G/GS SB CCS CS% PB

Buck
8-11 19/19 11 3 21.4 1
Sucre
0-0 1/0 0 0 --- 0
Zunino 41-32 73/73 40 14 25.9 3
Team
49-43 92 51 17 25.0 4

HITTING STREAKS:

GAME-WINNING/2-OUT RBI:

Player
2 3 4 5+ Total Player GWRBI
Cano.........................................................................8
Ackley
4 2 -- -- 6
Seager......................................................................7
Almonte
1 -- --
-- 1
Saunders/Miller/Zunino............................................4
Bloomquist 3 1 -- -- 4
Ackley/Hart/Smoak..................................................3
Buck
1 -- --
-- 1
Romero/Almonte......................................................2
Cano
12 3 -- -- 15
Gillespie/Chavez.......................................................2
Bloomquist/Buck/Montero/Morrison........................1
Chavez
-- 1 -- -- 1
Franklin
-- -- -- -- 0
Player
2-Out RBI
Gillespie
-- -- -- -- 0
Seager....................................................................22
Hart
2 -- 1 -- 3
Smoak....................................................................20
Jones
2 -- --
-- 2
Cano.......................................................................12
Miller
2 1 -- -- 3
Ackley.....................................................................11
Hart/Zunino............................................................10
Montero
1 -- --
-- 1
Saunders..................................................................9
Morrison
2 1 --
1 4
Miller.........................................................................8
Romero
-- 2 --
-- 2
Jones........................................................................6
Saunders
5 2 -- -- 7
Chavez/Morrison......................................................5
Seager
8 6 2 1 17
Bloomquist...............................................................4
Smoak
6 3 -- -- 9
Almonte / Buck.........................................................3
Sucre
-- -- -- -- -Gillespie....................................................................2
Zunino
4 3 -- -- 7
Franklin / Romero.....................................................1
Team
53 25 4 1 83

Player

Dates

Stats During Streak

James Jones
Robinson Cano
Robinson Cano

14
10
9

5/9-24
6/2-12
4/20-5/1

.288/15x52, 10 R, 4 2B, 2 3B, RBI

.368/14x38, 6 R, 3 2B, HR, 4 RBI, 5 BB
.371/13x35, 5 R, 4 2B, 6 RBI

RECENT TRANSACTIONS
June 29 Stefen Romero, OF, optioned to AAA Tacoma (post-game).
June 30 Taijuan Walker, RHP, recalled from AAA Tacoma.
July 4
Corey Hart, DH, returned from rehab assignment at AAA Tacoma and
activated from 15-day disabled list.

Cole Gillespie, OF, designated for assignment.

Justin Smoak, 1B, returned from rehab assignment at AAA Tacoma,
activated from 15-day disabled list, optioned to AAA Tacoma.
July 5
Cole Gillespie, OF, claimed off waivers by Toronto.
July 8
John Buck, C, designated for assignment.

Jesus Sucre, C, recalled from AAA Tacoma.
July 8
Taijuan Walker, RHP, optioned to AAA Tacoma (post-game).
July 9
Stephen Pryor, RHP, recalled from AAA Tacoma.

Stephen Pryor, RHP, optioned to AAA Tacoma (post-game).
July 10 Lucas Luetge, LHP, recalled from AAA Tacoma.

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MARINERS UPDATE
Overall Record.........................................49-43
Series Records.................................... 14-12-5
First Game of Series................................20-11
Second Game of Series..........................14-16
Third Game of Series..............................14-10
Fourth Game of Series................................1-6
Leading After 6..........................................36-7
Trailing After 6............................................5-32
Tied After 6...................................................8-4
Leading After 7..........................................41-5
Trailing After 7............................................4-31
Tied After 7...................................................4-7
Leading After 8..........................................43-2
Trailing After 8............................................2-36
Tied After 8...................................................4-5
Score First................................................30-11
Opponent Score First..............................20-32
Comeback Wins / Blown Losses.........21 / 16
Last at-bat W/L (walk-off).................. 8-9 (1-4)
Hit a home run.........................................31-14
No home runs..........................................18-29
Scoring 4 or more runs.............................35-9
Scoring less than 4 runs.........................14-34
Score in 3 or more innings........................25-7
Out-hit opponent.......................................43-9
Out-hit by opponent..................................5-31
Hits even.......................................................1-3
Lineups Used................................................ 83
Players Used (Pitchers)......................... 36 (18)
Safeco Field Roof Open..........................18-18
Safeco Field Roof Closed...........................3-1
Safeco Field Roof Moved............................1-6
Northwest Green Jersey.............................8-4
Astro Navy Jersey........................................8-4
Safeco Field Sellouts...................................1-0
2013 after 92 games................................40-52
2013 after 93 games................................41-52
2013 after 94 games................................42-52
Best ever after 92 games................66-26 (01)
Best ever after 93 games................67-26 (01)
Best ever after 94 games................68-26 (01)
March/April..............................................11-14
May...........................................................16-14
June..........................................................18-10
July................................................................4-5
August..........................................................0-0
September....................................................0-0
Monday.......................................................11-1
Tuesday........................................................9-6
Wednesday...................................................6-9
Thursday.......................................................3-6
Friday............................................................5-8
Saturday.......................................................7-7
Sunday..........................................................8-6
1-Run Games/2-Run Games....... 10-14/14-11
Extra Innings................................................2-2
Average Time of Game (9-inn.)................. 2:55
Postponements...... 2 (4/4 @OAK, 4/30 @NYY)

2014 MARINERS HIGHS & LOWS

CLUB

LONGEST WINNING STREAK.................................................................................................5, 3x, last: June 20-24

LONGEST LOSING STREAK.................................................................................................................8, April 15-22
MOST RUNS, GAME:
Mariners...................................................................................................................................... 13, July 1 at Houston
Opponent.................................................................................................................................. 9, May 24 vs. Houston
MOST RUNS, INNING:
Mariners..................................................................................................................... 8, May 3 at Houston (7th inning)
Opponent................................................................................................................5, May 24 vs. Houston (5th inning)
MOST HITS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners...................................................................................................................................... 18, July 1 at Houston
Opponent.............................................................................................................................16, May 9 vs. Kansas City
FEWEST HITS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners....................................................................................................................1, 2x, last: June 28 vs. Cleveland
Opponent............................................................................................................................... 1, June 29 vs. Cleveland
MOST HITS, INNING:
Mariners......................................................................................................................7, July 1 at Houston (6th inning)
Opponent....................................................................................................... 5, 4x, last: June 3 at Atlanta (1st inning)
MOST DOUBLES, GAME:
Mariners........................................................................................................................................ 6, July 1 at Houston
Opponent.................................................................................................................................6, May 16 at Minnesota
MOST TRIPLES, GAME:
Mariners..................................................................................................................... 2, 3x, last: June 8 at Tampa Bay
Opponent.................................................................................................................. 2, 3x, last: June 19 at San Diego
MOST HOME RUNS, GAME:
Mariners..................................................................................................................................... 4, June 30 at Houston
Opponent..................................................................................................................3, 4x, last: July 4 at Chicago (AL)
MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME:
Mariners................................................................................................................................ 4, June 16 vs. San Diego
Opponent.................................................................................................................... 3, 2x, last: July 8 vs. Minnesota
MOST ERRORS, GAME:
Mariners...............................................................................................................................5, May 11 vs. Kansas City
Opponent.............................................................................................................................. 4, May 12 vs. Tampa Bay
MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED, GAME:
Mariners.......................................................................................................................................... 4, April 14 at Texas
Opponent.................................................................................................................. 2, 11x, last: July 8 vs. Minnesota
MOST STRIKEOUTS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners hitters........................................................................................................ 14, 3x, last: June 6 at Tampa Bay
Opponent hitters....................................................................................................................17, June 8 at Tampa Bay
MOST WALKS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners hitters..................................................................................................................... 8, March 31 at LA Angels
Opponent hitters......................................................................................................................8, June 6 at Tampa Bay
MOST LEFT ON BASE, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners..................................................................................................................................12, July 9 vs. Minnesota
Opponent...............................................................................................................................15, June 6 at Tampa Bay
LARGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME IN WIN................................................. 5, April 27 vs. Texas (trailed 5-0, won 6-5)
LARGEST LEAD GIVEN UP IN LOSS................................................3, 2x, last: April 26 vs. Texas (led 3-0, lost 6-3)
LARGEST WINNING MARGIN........................................................................................ 11, July 1 at Houston (13-2)
LARGEST LOSING MARGIN............................................................................................... 7, April 19 at Miami (0-7)
LONGEST GAME, INNINGS, HOME................................................................. 9.0, 47x, last: July 10 vs. Minnesota
LONGEST GAME, INNINGS, ROAD............................................................................... 14.0, July 5 at Chicago (AL)
SHORTEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, HOME......................................................................... 2:17, June 29 vs. Cleveland
SHORTEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, ROAD................................................................................. 2:20, April 19 at Miami
LONGEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, HOME.................................................................................. 3:34, June 14 vs. Texas
LONGEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, ROAD................................................................................... 3:36, July 1 at Houston
LONGEST GAME, EXTRA-INNINGS, HOME..................................................................................................... None
LONGEST GAME, EXTRA-INNINGS, ROAD.................................................................. 4:38, July 5 at Chicago (AL)
LARGEST CROWD, HOME........................................................................................... 45,662, April 8 vs. LA Angels
SMALLEST CROWD, HOME......................................................................................... 10,466, April 22 vs. Houston
LARGEST CROWD, ROAD........................................................................................ 44,152, March 31 at LA Angels
SMALLEST CROWD, ROAD.........................................................................................10,400, June 9 at Tampa Bay

INDIVIDUAL BATTING

LONGEST HITTING STREAK....................................................................................................................................................................................... 14, James Jones (May 9-24)

MOST HITS, GAME............................................................................................................................................................................ 4, 6x, last: James Jones, June 30 at Houston
MOST RUNS, GAME.................................................................................................................................................... 3, 7x, last: Endy Chavez & James Jones, July 1 at Houston
MOST DOUBLES, GAME....................................................................................................................................................... 2, 5x, last: Willie Bloomquist, June 22 at Kansas City
MOST TRIPLES, GAME.............................................................................................................................................................................. 2, Kyle Seager, June 2 at New York (AL)
MOST HOME RUNS, GAME...........................................................................................................................................................2, 6x, last: Logan Morrison, June 23 vs. Boston
MOST EXTRA-BASE HITS, GAME............................................................................................................................................................. 4, Kyle Seager, June 2 at New York (AL)
MOST RBI, 9-INNING GAME............................................................................................................................................................................ 5, Kyle Seager, April 23 vs. Houston
MOST RBI, EXTRA-INNING GAME............................................................................................................................................... 2, 3x, last: Justin Smoak, May 7 (#1) at Oakland
MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME.........................................................................................................................3, 2x, James Jones, June 16 vs. San Diego & June 30 at Houston
GRAND SLAMS (0)............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. None

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (CG):

Mariners..................................................................................................................................................................................................................3, Roenis Elias, June 1 vs. Detroit
Opponents....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1, Josh Tomlin, June 28 vs. Cleveland
MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME (Starter):
Mariners....................................................................................................................................................................................................15, Felix Hernandez, June 8 at Tampa Bay
Opponents...........................................................................................................................................................................................12, 2x, last: Chris Sale, July 4 at Chicago (AL)
MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME (Reliever):
Mariners..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5, Dominic Leone, May 14 vs. Tampa Bay
Opponents.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4, 3x, last: Neal Cotts, June 14 vs. Texas
MOST WALKS, GAME:
Mariners.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5, 5x, last: Taijuan Walker, July 6 at Chicago (AL)
Opponents....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7, Tyson Ross, June 16 vs. San Diego
MOST INNINGS, GAME, STARTER:
Mariners...............................................................................................................................................................................................................9.0, Roenis Elias, June 1 vs. Detroit
Opponents..........................................................................................................................................................................................9.0, 5x, last: Chris Sale, July 4 at Chicago (AL)
MOST INNINGS, GAME, RELIEVER
Mariners....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3.0, 3x, last: Tom Wilhelmsen, June 30 at Houston
Opponents....................................................................................................................................................................................................4.0, Jerome Williams, May 4 at Houston
LONGEST WINNING STREAK:..........................................................................................................................................................................5, Felix Hernandez (May 12-June 8)
LONGEST LOSING STREAK:.............................................................. 4, Erasmo Ramirez (April 6-current), Brandon Maurer (May 9-current), Charlie Furbush (April 13-June 18)
MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS:
Overall................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19.2, Erasmo Ramirez (June 3-24)
Starter.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19.2, Erasmo Ramirez (June 3-24)
Reliever.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19.0, Joe Beimel (May 2-current)
#Club Record

^Ties Club Record

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2014 MARINERS DAY-BY-DAYS

G
D
D/N OPP W / L
SCORE WINNER/LOSER/SAVE
REC.
POS GA/GB CLUBS
TIME
1
3/31 N @LAA
W
10-3
Hernandez (1-0)/Weaver
1-0
1
+0.5
--
3:17
2
4/1 N @LAA
W
8-3
Ramirez (1-0)/Wilson
2-0
1
+0.5
--
3:05
3
4/2 N @LAA
W
8-2
Paxton (1-0)/Santiago
3-0
1
+0.5
--
2:39
3-1
1
+0.5
--
4:02
4 4/3 N @OAK L 2-3 (12) Pomeranz/Noesi (0-1)

4/4 N @OAK
Rained Out -- DH 5/7
1
+1.0
-5
4/5 D @OAK
W
3-1
Hernandez (2-0)/Straily/Rodney (1)
4-1
1
+2.0
--
2:22
6
4/6 D @OAK L
3-6
Gray/Ramirez (1-1)/Johnson
4-2
1
+1.0
--
2:57

4/7
Off Day
1
+0.5
7
4/8 N LAA
W
5-3
Paxton (2-0)/Santiago/Rodney (2)
5-2
1
+1.0
--
2:59
8
4/9 N LAA L
0-2
Richards/Elias (0-1)/Frieri
5-3
T1
- - -
OAK
2:53

4/10
Off Day
2
-0.5
OAK
9
4/11 N OAK
W
6-4
Hernandez (3-0)/Milone/Rodney (3)
6-3
1
+0.5
--
3:09
10 4/12 N OAK L
1-3
Gray/Ramirez (1-2)/Gregerson
6-4
2
-0.5
OAK
3:08
11 4/13 D OAK L
0-3
Otero/Furbush (0-1)/Doolittle
6-5
2
-1.5
OAK
2:44
12 4/14 N @TEX
W
7-1
Elias (1-1)/Lewis
7-5
2
-1.5
OAK
3:01
13 4/15 N @TEX L
0-5
Ross Jr./Beavan (0-1)
7-6
2
-2.5
OAK
2:22
14 4/16 N @TEX L
2-3
Figueroa/Rodney (0-1)
7-7
3
-2.5
OAK
2:47
15 4/17 D @TEX L
6-8
Figueroa/Beimel (0-1)/Soria
7-8
T3
-3.0
OAK
3:28
16 4/18 N @MIA L
4-8
Cishek/Medina (0-1)
7-9
4
-4.0
OAK
3:09
17 4/19 N @MIA L
0-7
ALVAREZ/Elias (1-2)
7-10
4
-5.0
OAK
2:20
18 4/20 D @MIA L
2-3
Dunn/Wilhelmsen (0-1)/Cishek
7-11
4
-6.0
OAK
2:58
19 4/21 N HOU L
2-7
Keuchel/Hernandez (3-1)
7-12
4
-6.0
OAK
2:49
20 4/22 N HOU L
2-5
McHugh/Ramirez (1-3)/Fields
7-13
4
-6.0
OAK
3:02
21 4/23 D HOU
W
5-3
Rodney (1-1)/Fields
8-13
4
-5.5
TEX
2:50

4/24
Off Day
4
-5.5
TEX/OAK
22 4/25 N TEX
W
6-3
Medina (1-1)/Cotts/Rodney (4)
9-13
4
-5.5
OAK
2:55
23 4/26 N TEX L
3-6
Poreda/Furbush (0-2)/Soria
9-14
4
-5.5
TEX/OAK 3:13
24 4/27 D TEX
W
6-5
Farquhar (1-0)/Ogando/Rodney (5)
10-14
4
-4.5
TEX/OAK 3:10

4/28
Off Day
4
-5.0
OAK
25 4/29 N @NYY
W
6-3
Young (1-0)/Sabathia
11-14
4
-5.0
OAK
3:33

4/30 N @NYY
Rained Out -- Re-scheduled 6/2
4
-5.5
OAK
March/April (11-14)
Batting: .231 (197x854), 22 HR
Pitching: 11-14, 5 SV, 3.67 ERA (90 ER, 220.2 IP)
26 5/1 N @NYY
W
4-2
Elias (2-2)/Kuroda/Rodney (6)
12-14
4
-5.0
OAK
2:47
27 5/2 N @HOU L
4-5 (11) Bass/Furbush (0-3)
12-15
4
-5.0
OAK
4:02
28 5/3 D @HOU
W
9-8
Iwakuma (1-0)/Keuchel/Rodney (7)
13-15
4
-4.0
OAK
3:24
29 5/4 D @HOU
W
8-7
Maurer (1-0)/McHugh/Farquhar (1)
14-15
4
-4.0
OAK
3:30
30 5/5 N @OAK
W
4-2
Young (2-0/Kazmir/Rodney (8)
15-15
4
-3.0
OAK
2:36
31 5/6 N @OAK
W
8-3
Elias (3-2)/Chavez
16-15
T2
-2.0
OAK
3:19
32 5/7 D @OAK #1 W
6-4 (10) Medina (2-1)/Cook/Rodney (9)
17-15
2
-1.0
OAK
3:24
33
@OAK #2 L
0-2
Pomeranz/Ramirez (1-4)/Johnson
17-16
2
-2.0
OAK
2:21
34 5/8 N KC
W
1-0
Iwakuma (2-0)/Duffy/Rodney (10)
18-16
2
-1.5
OAK
2:25
35 5/9 N KC L
1-6
Vargas/Maurer (1-1)
18-17
3
-2.5
OAK
2:45
36 5/10 N KC
W
3-1
Young (3-0)/Ventura/Rodney (11)
19-17
2
-2.5
OAK
2:18
37 5/11 D KC L
7-9
Coleman/Farquhar (1-1)/Holland
19-18
3
-3.5
OAK
3:01
38 5/12 N TB
W
12-5
Hernandez (4-1)/Ramos
20-18
2
-3.5
OAK
3:10
39 5/13 N TB L
1-2
PRICE (4-3)/Rodney (1-2)
20-19
3
-4.5
OAK
2:48
40 5/14 D TB L
0-2
Odorizzi/Maurer (1-2)/Balfour
20-20
3
-4.5
OAK
3:21

5/15
Off Day
3
-4.5
41 5/16 N @MIN L
4-5
Gibson/Young (3-1)/Perkins
20-21
3
-5.5
OAK
2:42
42 5/17 N @MIN L
3-4
Deduno/Elias (3-3)/Perkins
20-22
3
-6.5
OAK
2:26
43 5/18 D @MIN
W
6-2
Hernandez (5-1)/Nolasco
21-22
3
-6.5
OAK
3:02

5/19
Off Day
3
-6.5
OAK
44 5/20 N @TEX
W
6-2
Iwakuma (3-0)/Lewis
22-22
3
-6.5
OAK
2:54
45 5/21 D @TEX L
3-4
Tepesch/Young (3-2)/Soria
22-23
3
-7.5
OAK
2:47
46 5/22 N HOU
W
3-1
Leone (1-0)/Cosart/Rodney (12)
23-23
3
-6.5
OAK
3:09
47 5/23 N HOU
W
6-1
Hernandez (6-1)/Owens
24-23
3
-5.5
OAK
2:40
48 5/24 N HOU L
4-9
Oberholtzer/Maurer (1-3)
24-24
3
-5.5
OAK
3:18
49 5/25 D HOU L
1-4
KEUCHEL/Iwakuma (3-1)
24-25
4
-5.5
OAK
2:28
50 5/26 D LAA
W
Young (4-2)/Skaggs
25-25
4
-5.5
OAK
2:40
51 5/27 N LAA L
4-6
Weaver/Elias (3-4)/Frieri
25-26
4
-5.5
OAK
3:03
52 5/28 N LAA
W
3-1
Hernandez (7-1)/Wilson/Rodney (13)
26-26
4
-5.5
OAK
2:30
53 5/29 N LAA L
5-7
Shoemaker/Maurer (1-4)/Frieri
26-27
4
-5.5
OAK
3:08
54 5/30 N DET L
3-6
Verlander/Iwakuma (3-2)/Chamberlain
26-28
4
-6.5
OAK
3:05
55 5/31 N DET
W
3-2
Young (5-2)/Smyly/Rodney (14)
27-28
4
-6.5
OAK
3:18
May (16-14)
Batting: .233 (228x978), 21 HR
Pitching: 16-14, 10 SV, 3.56 ERA (106 ER, 268.0 IP)
56 6/1 D DET
W
4-0
ELIAS (4-4)/Scherzer
28-28
4
-6.5
OAK
2:46
57 6/2 N @NYY
W
10-2
Hernandez (8-1)/Phelps
29-28
T3
-6.0
OAK
2:54
58 6/3 N @ATL
W
7-5
Leone (2-0)/Wood/Rodney (15)
30-28
3
-6.0
OAK
3:08
59 6/4 D @ATL
W
2-0
Iwakuma (4-2)/Minor/Rodney (16)
31-28
3
-6.0
OAK
2:51

6/5
Off Day
31-28
T2
-5.5
OAK
60 6/6 N @TB L
0-4
Bedard/Young (5-3)
31-29
3
-6.5
OAK
3:17
61 6/7 D @TB
W
7-4
Elias (5-4)/Cobb/Rodney (17)
32-29
3
-5.5
OAK
2:46
62 6/8 D @TB
W
5-0
Medina (3-1)/Balfour
33-29
3
-5.5
OAK
3:10
63 6/9 D @TB
W
3-0
Beimel (1-1)/Price/Rodney (18)
34-29
3
-4.5
OAK
3:11
64 6/10 N NYY L
2-3
Betances/Iwakuma (4-3)/Robertson
34-30
3
-4.5
OAK
2:50
65 6/11 N NYY L
2-4
TANAKA/Young (5-4)
34-31
3
-5.5
OAK
2:44
66 6/12 N NYY L
3-6
Whitley/Elias (5-5)/Robertson
34-32
3
-6.0
OAK
2:56
67 6/13 N TEX L
0-1
Tolleson/Hernandez (8-2)/Soria
34-33
3
-6.0
OAK
2:30
68 6/14 N TEX L
3-4
Cotts/Rodney (1-3)/Soria
34-34
T3
-7.0
OAK
3:34
69 6/15 D TEX
W
5-1
Iwakuma (5-3)/Martinez
35-34
3
-7.0
OAK
2:46
70 6/16 N SD
W
5-1
Young (6-4)/Ross
36-34
3
-6.0
OAK
2:44
71 6/17 D SD
W
6-1
Elias (6-5)/Stults
37-34
3
-6.0
OAK
2:42
72 6/18 N @SD L
1-2
Benoit/Furbush (0-4)/Street
37-35
3
-7.0
OAK
2:40
73 6/19 D @SD L
1-4
Hahn/Leone (2-1)/Street
37-36
3
-8.0
OAK
2:42
74 6/20 N @KC
W
7-5
Furbush (1-4)/Holland/Rodney (19)
38-36
3
-8.0
OAK
3:31
75 6/21 D @KC
W
2-1
Medina (4-1)/Vargas/Rodney (20)
39-36
3
-8.0
OAK
2:42
76 6/22 D @KC
W
2-1
Elias (7-5)/ Ventura/Rodney (21)
40-36
3
-7.0
OAK
2:54
77 6/23 N BOS
W
12-3
Hernandez (9-2)/Lackey
41-36
3
-6.5
OAK
2:57
78 6/24 N BOS
W
8-2
Beimel (2-1)/Peavy
42-36
3
-5.5
OAK
3:14
79 6/25 N BOS L
4-5
Buchholz/Iwakuma (5-4)
42-37
3
-6.5
OAK
2:40

6/26
Off Day
-6.5
OAK
80 6/27 N CLE
W
3-2
Young (7-4)/Bauer/Rodney (22)
43-37
3
-6.5
OAK
3:05
81 6/28 N CLE L
0-5
TOMLIN/Elias (7-6)
43-38
3
-7.5
OAK
2:24
82 6/29 D CLE
W
3-0
Hernandez (10-2)/House
44-38
3
-7.5
OAK
2:17
83 6/30 N @HOU
W
10-4
Walker (1-0)/McHugh/Wilhelmsen (1)
45-38
3
-6.5
OAK
3:07
June (18-10)
Batting: .262 (247x944), 29 HR
Pitching: 118-10, 10 SV, 2.53 ERA (70 ER, 249.0 IP)

ATT
44,152
43,567
38,007
11,236
30,290
32,852
45,662
16,468
38,978
22,073
22,702
23,081
26,628
27,396
29,024
21,388
24,003
20,228
14,628
10,467
13,729
31,146
30,042
26,307
37,484
43,121
15,771
15,798
24,996
11,019
12,106
--17,337
12,577
20,876
29,373
30,449
12,397
13,446
20,986
27,275
29,717
32,511
43,706
43,654
13,861
21,197
21,585
26,857
22,721
13,064
13,904
11,659
28,998
37,142
31,405
41,539
36,503
26,960
14,577
23,996
18,158
10,400
28,405
28,439
40,595
22,073
27,702
39,215
17,516
19,896
27,523
18,755
38,475
21,640
23,278
26,860
20,015
27,333
28,084
23,102
26,171
17,340

2014 MARINERS GAME NOTES FRIDAY JULY 11, 2014 VS. OAKLAND ATHLETICS PAGE 8
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D
D/N OPP W / L
SCORE WINNER/LOSER/SAVE
REC.
POS GA/GB CLUBS
TIME
84 7/1 N @HOU
W
13-2
Iwakuma (6-4)/Cosart
46-38
3
-5.5
OAK
3:36
85 7/2 D @HOU
W
5-2
Young (8-4)/Peacock/Rodney (24)
47-38
3
-4.5
OAK
2:47

7/3
Off Day
3
-5.0
OAK
86 7/4 N @CWS L
1-7
SALE/Elias (7-7)
47-39
3
-6.0
OAK
2:28
48-39
3
-6.0
OAK
4:38
87 7/5 D @CWS W 3-2 (14) Wilhelmsen (1-1)/Belisario/Rodney (25)
88 7/6 D @CWS L
0-1
Noesi/Walker (1-1)/Petricka
48-40
3
-7.0
OAK
2:49
89 7/7 N MIN
W
2-0
Iwakuma (7-4)/Correia/Rodney (26)
49-40
3
-7.0
OAK
2:34
90 7/8 N MIN L
0-2
Hughes/Young (8-5)/Perkins
49-41
3
-8.0
OAK
2:34
91 7/9 N MIN L
1-8
Gibson/Elias (7-8)
49-42
3
-8.0
OAK
3:11
92 7/10 N MIN L
2-4
Pino/Wilhelmsen (1-2)/Perkins
49-43
3
-9.0
OAK
3:11
93 7/11 N OAK
RHP Felix Hernandez (10-2, 2.11) vs. RHP Jeff Samardzija (1-0, 1.29)
94 7/12 N OAK
RHP Hisashi Iwakuma (7-4, 3.07) vs. RHP Jesse Chavez (7-5, 3.06)
95 7/13 D OAK
RHP Chris Young (8-5, 3.08) vs. RHP Sonny Gray (9-3, 2.97)
7/14

7/15
All-Star Game at Target Field (Minneapolis, MN)
7/16
7/17
96 7/18 N @LAA
97 7/19 N @LAA
98 7/20 D @LAA
99 7/21 N NYM
100 7/22 N NYM
101 7/23 D NYM
102 7/24 N BAL
103 7/25 N BAL
104 7/26 D BAL
105 7/27 D BAL

7/28
Off Day
106 7/29 N @CLE
107 7/30 N @CLE
108 7/31 N @CLE
July (4-5)
Batting: .262 (87x332), 4 HR
Pitching: 4-5, 3 SV, 2.57 ERA (24 ER, 84.0 IP)
109 8/1 N @BAL
110 8/2 N @BAL
111 8/3 D @BAL

8/4
Off Day
112 8/5 N ATL
113 8/6 D ATL
114 8/7 N CWS
115 8/8 N CWS
116 8/9 N CWS
117 8/10 D CWS
118 8/11 N TOR
119 8/12 N TOR
120 8/13 N TOR

8/14
Off Day
121 8/15 N @DET
122 8/16 N @DET
123 8/17 D @DET
124 8/18 N @PHI
125 8/19 N @PHI
126 8/20 D @PHI

8/21
Off Day
127 8/22 N @BOS
128 8/23 D @BOS
129 8/24 D @BOS
130 8/25 N TEX
131 8/26 N TEX
132 8/27 D TEX

8/28
Off Day
133 8/29 N WAS
134 8/30 N WAS
135 8/31 D WAS
August (0-0)
Batting: .--- (---), 0 HR
Pitching: 0-0, 0 SV, -.-- ERA (-- ER, -- IP)
136 9/1 D @OAK
137 9/2 N @OAK
138 9/3 D @OAK
139 9/4 N @TEX
140 9/5 N @TEX
141 9/6 N @TEX
142 9/7 D @TEX
143 9/8 N HOU
144 9/9 N HOU
145 9/10 N HOU

9/11
Off Day
146 9/12 N OAK
147 9/13 N OAK
148 9/14 D OAK
149 9/15 N @LAA
150 9/16 N @LAA
151 9/17 N @LAA
152 9/18 N @LAA
153 9/19 N @HOU
154 9/20 N @HOU
155 9/21 D @HOU
156 9/22 N @TOR
157 9/23 N @TOR
158 9/24 N @TOR
159 9/25 D @TOR
160 9/26 N LAA
161 9/27 N LAA
162 9/28 D LAA
September (0-0)
Batting: .--- (---), 0 HR
Pitching: 0-0, 0 SV, -.-- ERA (-- ER, -- IP)

ATT
17,504
17,209
30,297
23,113
23,370
18,562
14,158
16,460
14,530