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🧮 Team math
The Mariners scored 664 runs and allowed 722 in the regular season. That's 58 more runs allowed than scored.
The Mariners won 76 of their 162 games in the regular season. About what percent did they win?Show answer
76 ÷ 162 ≈ 0.469, so about 47%. That's less than half of their games.
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- W6–5 vs the AstrosSep 23
- L0–7 vs the AstrosSep 22
- W2–1 vs the RockiesSep 20
- L3–5 vs the RockiesSep 19
Mariners headlines
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⚾ BaseballMariners’ Vaunted Pitching Lab May Have Overengineered George Kirby
George Kirby’s fastball lost its bite as his arsenal grew. The Mariners should put away the toolbox and restore his pitching identity.
Josh Naylor Undergoes Right-Wrist Surgery
The Seattle Mariners announced that first baseman Josh Naylor (wrist) underwent surgery on his right wrist on Saturday. Naylor is […]
Cal Raleigh Undergoes Left-Shoulder Surgery
The Seattle Mariners announced that catcher Cal Raleigh (shoulder) underwent left-shoulder surgery on Saturday. Raleigh is expected to be fully […]
Raleigh (left shoulder), Naylor (right wrist) undergo surgeries
Both sluggers are expected to be fully recovered by Spring Training
Mariners Announce Surgeries For Cal Raleigh, Josh Naylor
The Mariners announced that catcher Cal Raleigh and Josh Naylor underwent surgical procedures on October 3. Both players are expected to be recovered before the start of…
⚾ BaseballGeorge Kirby’s Fastball Failed Him
Mariners right-hander George Kirby just put together the worst season of his career. He stumbled to a 4.33 ERA as one of the key contributors to a disappointing season…
⚾ BaseballMLB playoff predictions: are the Dodgers heading for an inevitable fall?
As the postseason starts with the wildcard round, our writers pick the dark horses, likely winners and the high seeds at risk of going out early The Mariners . The only…
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