2011 Seattle Mariners season

2011 Seattle Mariners
Major League affiliations
American League (since 1977)
Western Division (since 1977)
Location
Safeco Field (since 1999)
Seattle, Washington (since 1977)
Results
Record	67–95 (.414)
Divisional place	4th
Other information
Owner(s)	Nintendo of America (represented by Howard Lincoln)
General manager(s)	Jack Zduriencik
Manager(s)	Eric Wedge
Local television	Root Sports Northwest (Dave Sims, Mike Blowers, Dan Wilson, Jay Buhner, Rick Rizzs, Ken Wilson), Jen Mueller and Angie Mentink
Local radio	ESPN-710 Seattle Mariners Radio Network (Rick Rizzs, Ron Fairly, Ken Levine, Ken Wilson, Dave Valle, Dave Henderson)
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The 2011 Seattle Mariners season was the 35th season in franchise history. The Mariners finished the season with 67 wins and 95 losses.

Off-season

Coaching changes

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

Death of Dave Niehaus

Long-time broadcaster Dave Niehaus suffered a myocardial infarction (heart attack) at his Bellevue, Washington, home on November 10, 2010, and died at age 75 while preparing to barbecue some ribs on his deck.^[3] Heart problems had forced Niehaus to undergo two angioplasties in 1996, causing him to give up smoking and change his diet. He is survived by his wife, three children, and six grandchildren. The team wore patches on their jerseys in commemoration of Niehaus during the 2011 season.^[4]

Regular season

Game log

Legend
	Mariners win
	Mariners loss
	Postponement
Bold	Mariners team member

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April: 13–15 (Home: 5–8; Road: 8–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
1	April 1	@ Athletics	6–2	Hernández (1–0)	Breslow (0–1)		36,067	1–0	^[5]
2	April 2	@ Athletics	5–2	Ray (1–0)	Fuentes (0–1)	League (1)	15,088	2–0	^[6]
3	April 3	@ Athletics	1–7	Gonzalez (1–0)	Fister (0–1)		22,292	2–1	^[7]
4	April 4	@ Rangers	4–6	Holland (1–0)	Bédard (0–1)	Feliz (1)	37,618	2–2	^[8]
5	April 5	@ Rangers	2–3	Ogando (1–0)	Pineda (0–1)	Feliz (2)	30,953	2–3	^[9]
6	April 6	@ Rangers	3–7	Wilson (1–0)	Hernández (1–1)		25,049	2–4	^[10]
7	April 8	Indians	3–12	Carrasco (1–1)	Vargas (0–1)		45,727	2–5	^[11]
8	April 9	Indians	1–2	Masterson (2–0)	Fister (0–2)	Perez (3)	30,309	2–6	^[12]
9	April 10	Indians	4–6	Tomlin (2–0)	Bédard (0–2)	Perez (4)	21,128	2–7	^[13]
10	April 11	Blue Jays	8–7	Lueke (1–0)	Camp (0–1)		13,056	3–7	^[14]
11	April 12	Blue Jays	3–2	Pineda (1–1)	Romero (1–1)	League (2)	15,500	4–7	^[15]
12	April 13	Blue Jays	3–8	Rzepczynski (1–0)	Ray (1–1)		12,407	4–8	^[15]
13	April 14	@ Royals	1–5 (8)	Chen (2–0)	Fister (0–3)		8,811	4–9	^[16]
14	April 15	@ Royals	5–6	Hochevar (2–1)	Bédard (0–3)	Soria (4)	13,686	4–10	^[17]
15	April 16	@ Royals	0–7	O'Sullivan (1–1)	Hernández (1–2)		22,364	4–11	^[18]
16	April 17	@ Royals	3–2	Pineda (2–1)	Francis (0–1)	League (3)	19,424	5–11	^[19]
17	April 18	Tigers	3–8	Scherzer (3–0)	Lueke (1–1)		12,774	5–12	^[20]
18	April 19	Tigers	13–3	Fister (1–3)	Coke (1–3)		12,411	6–12	^[21]
19	April 20	Tigers	2–3	Porcello (1–2)	Bédard (0–4)	Valverde (4)	13,339	6–13	^[22]
20	April 21	Athletics	1–0	Hernández (2–2)	McCarthy (1–1)	League (4)	12,770	7–13	^[23]
21	April 22	Athletics	4–0	Pineda (3–1)	Ross (1–2)	League (5)	17,798	8–13	^[24]
22	April 23	Athletics	1–9	Cahill (3–0)	Vargas (0–2)		25,355	8–14	^[25]
23	April 24	Athletics	2–5	Anderson (2–1)	Laffey (0–1)	Fuentes (6)	16,530	8–15	^[26]
24	April 26	@ Tigers	7–3	Hernández (3–2)	Coke (1–4)		18,027	9–15	^[27]
25	April 27	@ Tigers	10–1	Bédard (1–4)	Verlander (2–3)		18,153	10–15	^[28]
26	April 28	@ Tigers	7–2	Pineda (4–1)	Penny (1–3)		21,176	11–15	^[29]
27	April 29	@ Red Sox	5–4	Vargas (1–2)	Jenks (1–2)	League (6)	37,845	12–15	^[30]
28	April 30	@ Red Sox	2–0	Fister (2–3)	Lackey (2–3)	League (7)	37,901	13–15	^[31]

May: 15–11 (Home: 10–5; Road: 5–6)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
29	May 1	@ Red Sox	2–3	Papelbon (1–0)	Wright (0–1)		37,079	13–16	^[32]
30	May 3	Rangers	4–3	Pauley (1–0)	Strop (0–1)	League (8)	12,759	14–16	^[33]
31	May 4	Rangers	2–5	Wilson (4–1)	Pineda (4–2)		13,896	14–17	^[34]
32	May 5	Rangers	3–1	Vargas (2–2)	Lewis (2–4)	League (9)	14,205	15–17	^[35]
33	May 6	White Sox	3–2	Hernández (4–2)	Thornton (0–3)		31,912	16–17	^[36]
34	May 7	White Sox	0–6	Floyd (4–2)	Fister (2–4)		26,288	16–18	^[37]
35	May 8	White Sox	2–5 (10)	Santos (1–0)	League (0–1)		26,074	16–19	^[38]
36	May 10	@ Orioles	6–7 (13)	Accardo (2–0)	League (0–2)		11,485	16–20	^[39]
37	May 11	@ Orioles	2–4	Tillman (2–3)	Hernández (4–3)	Gregg (7)	11,561	16–21	^[40]
38	May 12	@ Orioles	1–2 (12)	Johnson (2–1)	League (0–3)		19,082	16–22	^[41]
39	May 13	@ Indians	4–5	Sipp (2–0)	League (0–4)		33,774	16–23	^[42]
–	May 14	@ Indians	Postponed (rain); Makeup: August 23 (Game 1)
–	May 15	@ Indians	Postponed (rain); Makeup: September 19
40	May 16	Twins	5–2	Pineda (5–2)	Baker (2–3)		14,859	17–23	^[43]
41	May 17	Twins	1–2	Liriano (3–5)	Hernández (4–4)	Capps (6)	16,015	17–24	^[44]
42	May 18	Angels	3–0	Vargas (3–2)	Weaver (6–4)	League (10)	16,992	18–24	^[45]
43	May 19	Angels	2–1	Pauley (2–0)	Downs (1–1)		18,374	19–24	^[46]
44	May 20	@ Padres	4–1	Bédard (2–4)	Latos (1–6)		26,501	20–24	^[47]
45	May 21	@ Padres	4–0	Pineda (6–2)	Richard (2–5)		34,648	21–24	^[48]
46	May 22	@ Padres	6–1	Hernández (5–4)	Stauffer (0–3)		34,705	22–24	^[49]
47	May 23	@ Twins	8–7 (10)	Wright (1–1)	Swarzak (0–2)	League (11)	37,498	23–24	^[50]
48	May 24	@ Twins	2–4	Blackburn (4–4)	Fister (2–5)		37,691	23–25	^[51]
49	May 25	@ Twins	3–0	Bédard (3–4)	Duensing (2–5)	League (12)	38,860	24–25	^[52]
50	May 27	Yankees	4–3	Pauley (3–0)	Ayala (1–1)	League (13)	33,715	25–25	^[53]
51	May 28	Yankees	5–4 (12)	Pauley (4–0)	Rivera (1–1)	–	37,354	26–25	^[54]
52	May 29	Yankees	1–7	Sabathia (6–3)	Vargas (3–3)		37,290	26–26	^[55]
53	May 30	Orioles	4–3	Fister (3–5)	Arrieta (6–3)	League (14)	22,819	27–26	^[56]
54	May 31	Orioles	3–2	Ray (2–1)	Guthrie (2–7)	League (15)	11,692	28–26	^[57]

June: 11–16 (Home: 6–8; Road: 5–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
55	June 1	Orioles	1–2	Johnson (4–1)	Wright (1–2)	Gregg (9)	18,036	28–27	^[58]
56	June 2	Rays	8–2	Hernández (6–4)	Shields (5–4)		16,376	29–27	^[59]
57	June 3	Rays	7–0	Vargas (4–3)	Sonnanstine (0–2)		24,492	30–27	^[60]
58	June 4	Rays	2–3	Hellickson (7–3)	Fister (3–6)	Farnsworth (11)	28,843	30–28	^[61]
59	June 5	Rays	9–6	Wright (2–2)	Howell (0–1)	League (16)	28,947	31–28	^[62]
60	June 6	@ White Sox	1–3	Danks (1–8)	Pineda (6–3)	Santos (11)	23,847	31–29	^[63]
61	June 7	@ White Sox	1–5	Humber (5–3)	Hernández (6–5)		21,337	31–30	^[64]
62	June 8	@ White Sox	7–4 (10)	Laffey (1–1)	Santos (2–2)	League (17)	21,517	32–30	^[65]
63	June 9	@ Tigers	1–4	Verlander (7–3)	Fister (3–7)	Valverde (16)	22,090	32–31	^[66]
64	June 10	@ Tigers	3–2	Ray (3–1)	Penny (5–5)	League (18)	30,511	33–31	^[67]
65	June 11	@ Tigers	1–8	Scherzer (8–2)	Pineda (6–4)		38,398	33–32	^[68]
66	June 12	@ Tigers	7–3	Hernández (7–5)	Porcello (6–4)		31,572	34–32	^[69]
67	June 13	Angels	3–6	Haren (6–4)	Vargas (4–4)	Walden (15)	20,238	34–33	^[70]
68	June 14	Angels	0–4	Weaver (8–4)	Fister (3–8)		17,634	34–34	^[71]
69	June 15	Angels	3–1	Bédard (4–4)	Santana (3–7)	League (19)	19,321	35–34	^[72]
70	June 17	Phillies	4–2	Pineda (7–4)	Oswalt (4–5)	League (20)	34,345	36–34	^[73]
71	June 18	Phillies	1–5	Stutes (1–0)	Hernández (7–6)		35,829	36–35	^[74]
72	June 19	Phillies	2–0	Vargas (5–4)	Hamels (9–3)		45,462	37–35	^[75]
73	June 21	@ Nationals	5–6	Coffey (3–0)	Pauley (4–1)		21,502	37–36	^[76]
74	June 22	@ Nationals	1–2	Lannan (5–5)	Bédard (4–5)	Storen (18)	21,367	37–37	^[77]
75	June 23	@ Nationals	0–1	Clippard (1–0)	Ray (3–2)		21,161	37–38	^[78]
76	June 24	@ Marlins (in Seattle)	5–1	Hernández (8–6)	Nolasco (4–4)		15,279	38–38	^[79]
77	June 25	@ Marlins (in Seattle)	2–4	Volstad (3–7)	Vargas (5–5)	Núñez (21)	16,896	38–39	^[80]
78	June 26	@ Marlins (in Seattle)	2–1 (10)	Pauley (5–1)	Choate (0–1)	League (21)	10,925	39–39	^[81]
79	June 27	Braves	1–3	Beachy (3–1)	Bédard (4–6)	Kimbrel (21)	26,467	39–40	^[82]
80	June 28	Braves	4–5	Hanson (9–4)	Pineda (7–5)	Kimbrel (22)	21,769	39–41	^[83]
81	June 29	Braves	3–5	Lowe (4–6)	Hernández (8–7)	Kimbrel (23)	30,472	39–42	^[84]

July: 6–20 (Home: 3–7; Road: 3–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
82	July 1	Padres	6–0	Vargas (6–5)	Moseley (2–8)		23,616	40–42	^[85]
83	July 2	Padres	0–1	Luebke (2–2)	Fister (3–9)	Bell (24)	22,798	40–43	^[86]
84	July 3	Padres	3–1	Beavan (1–0)	Latos (5–9)	League (22)	28,001	41–43	^[87]
85	July 4	@ Athletics	2–1	Pineda (8–5)	McCarthy (1–5)	League (23)	15,566	42–43	^[88]
86	July 5	@ Athletics	4–2 (10)	League (1–4)	Bailey (0–1)	Wright (1)	11,153	43–43	^[89]
87	July 6	@ Athletics	0–2	Moscoso (3–4)	Vargas (6–6)	Bailey (8)	19,491	43–44	^[90]
88	July 7	@ Angels	1–5	Weaver (11–4)	Fister (3–10)		41,223	43–45	^[91]
89	July 8	@ Angels	3–4	Walden (2–2)	Pauley (5–2)		40,161	43–46	^[92]
90	July 9	@ Angels	3–9	Piñeiro (5–3)	Pineda (8–6)		44,111	43–47	^[93]
91	July 10	@ Angels	2–4	Haren (10–5)	Pauley (5–3)	Walden (20)	39,505	43–48	^[94]
All-Star Break
92	July 14	Rangers	0–5	Holland (8–4)	Vargas (6–7)		25,997	43–49	^[95]
93	July 15	Rangers	0–4	Lewis (9–7)	Fister (3–11)	Feliz (19)	30,551	43–50	^[96]
94	July 16	Rangers	1–5	Wilson (10–3)	Hernández (8–8)		30,896	43–51	^[97]
95	July 17	Rangers	1–3	Harrison (8–7)	Beavan (1–1)	Feliz (20)	30,335	43–52	^[97]
96	July 19	@ Blue Jays	5–6 (14)	Janssen (3–0)	Wright (2–3)		15,957	43–53	^[98]
97	July 20	@ Blue Jays	6–11	Morrow (7–4)	Vargas (6–8)		18,093	43–54	^[99]
98	July 21	@ Blue Jays	5–7	Rauch (4–3)	Pauley (5–4)		23,146	43–55	^[100]
99	July 22	@ Red Sox	4–7	Lackey (8–8)	Hernández (8–9)	Papelbon (22)	38,048	43–56	^[101]
100	July 23	@ Red Sox	1–3	Beckett (9–3)	Beavan (1–2)	Papelbon (23)	38,115	43–57	^[102]
101	July 24	@ Red Sox	8–12	Wakefield (6–3)	Pineda (8–7)		37,650	43–58	^[103]
102	July 25	@ Yankees	3–10	García (9–7)	Vargas (6–9)		44,365	43–59	^[104]
103	July 26	@ Yankees	1–4	Sabathia (15–5)	Fister (3–12)	Rivera (26)	46,132	43–60	^[105]
104	July 27	@ Yankees	9–2	Hernández (9–9)	Hughes (1–3)		47,090	44–60	^[106]
105	July 29	Rays	0–8	Niemann (5–4)	Bédard (4–7)		26,570	44–61	^[107]
106	July 30	Rays	3–2	Pineda (9–7)	Cobb (3–1)	League (24)	24,985	45–61	^[108]
107	July 31	Rays	1–8	Hellickson (10–7)	Vargas (6–10)		20,382	45–62	^[109]

August: 13–15 (Home: 7–7; Road: 6–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
108	August 1	Athletics	8–4	Beavan (2–2)	Cahill (9–10)		23,335	46–62	^[110]
109	August 2	Athletics	4–2	Hernández (10–9)	Harden (2–2)	League (25)	22,576	47–62	^[111]
110	August 3	Athletics	7–4	Furbush (2–3)	Gonzalez (9–9)	League (26)	29,691	48–62	^[112]
111	August 5	@ Angels	0–1 (10)	Walden (3–3)	Cortes (0–1)		38,727	48–63	^[113]
112	August 6	@ Angels	5–1	Beavan (3–2)	Chatwood (6–8)		42,017	49–63	^[114]
113	August 7	@ Angels	1–2	Santana (8–8)	Hernández (10–10)	Walden (25)	38,823	49–64	^[115]
114	August 8	@ Rangers	2–9	Harrison (10–8)	Furbush (2–4)		27,771	49–65	^[116]
115	August 9	@ Rangers	6–7	Feliz (2–3)	Gray (0–1)		25,214	49–66	^[117]
116	August 10	@ Rangers	4–3	Vargas (7–10)	Uehara (1–2)	League (27)	30,087	50–66	^[118]
117	August 12	Red Sox	4–6	Lackey (11–8)	Beavan (3–3)	Papelbon (27)	40,682	50–67	^[119]
118	August 13	Red Sox	5–4	Hernández (11–10)	Beckett (9–5)	League (28)	41,326	51–67	^[120]
119	August 14	Red Sox	5–3	Furbush (3–4)	Wakefield (6–5)	League (29)	43,777	52–67	^[121]
120	August 15	Blue Jays	6–5	Wilhelmsen (1–0)	Rauch (5–4)	League (30)	28,530	53–67	^[122]
121	August 16	Blue Jays	7–13	Perez (2–2)	Vargas (7–11)		23,089	53–68	^[123]
122	August 17	Blue Jays	1–5	Morrow (9–7)	Beavan (3–4)		26,579	53–69	^[124]
123	August 19	@ Rays	2–3	Cruz (5–0)	Hernández (11–11)	Farnsworth (22)	14,884	53–70	^[125]
124	August 20	@ Rays	0–8	Hellickson (11–8)	Furbush (3–5)		20,184	53–71	^[126]
125	August 21	@ Rays	7–8	Farnsworth (5–1)	Cortes (0–2)		17,226	53–72	^[127]
126	August 22	@ Indians	3–2	Ruffin (1–0)	Perez (2–6)	League (31)	21,582	54–72	^[128]
127	August 23	@ Indians	5–7	Perez (3–6)	League (1–5)		22,805	54–73	^[129]
128	August 23	@ Indians	12–7	Vasquez (1–0)	McAllister (0–1)	Gray (1)	22,590	55–73	^[130]
129	August 24	@ Indians	9–2	Hernández (12–11)	Tomlin (12–7)		16,037	56–73	^[131]
130	August 26	White Sox	2–4	Peavy (6–6)	Furbush (3–6)	Sale (5)	28,621	56–74	^[132]
131	August 27	White Sox	0–3	Danks (6–9)	Pineda (9–8)		30,522	56–75	^[133]
132	August 28	White Sox	3–9	Floyd (12–10)	Vargas (7–12)		25,630	56–76	^[134]
133	August 29	Angels	5–3	Wilhelmsen (2–0)	Takahashi (3–3)	League (32)	16,990	57–76	^[135]
134	August 30	Angels	6–13	Williams (2–0)	Vasquez (1–1)		15,536	57–77	^[136]
135	August 31	Angels	2–1	Hernández (13–11)	Haren (13–8)		18,520	58–77	^[137]

September: 9–18 (Home: 5–9; Road: 4–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
136	September 1	Angels	3–4	Santana (11–9)	Furbush (3–7)	Walden (27)	19,453	58–78	^[138]
137	September 2	@ Athletics	2–9	Moscoso (7–8)	Vargas (7–13)		14,972	58–79	^[139]
138	September 3	@ Athletics	0–3	McCarthy (7–8)	Pineda (9–9)		19,732	58–80	^[140]
139	September 4	@ Athletics	5–8	Cahill (10–13)	Beavan (3–5)	Bailey (19)	19,384	58–81	^[141]
140	September 5	@ Angels	4–7	Haren (14–8)	Vasquez (1–2)		35,497	58–82	^[142]
141	September 6	@ Angels	2–1	Hernández (14–11)	Santana (11–10)	League (33)	36,533	59–82	^[143]
142	September 7	@ Angels	1–3	Williams (3–0)	Furbush (3–8)	Walden (29)	37,459	59–83	^[144]
143	September 8	Royals	4–1	Vargas (8–13)	Hochevar (10–11)	League (34)	14,377	60–83	^[145]
144	September 9	Royals	7–3	Beavan (4–5)	Francis (5–16)		14,805	61–83	^[146]
145	September 10	Royals	2–4	Paulino (3–10)	Pineda (9–10)	Soria (27)	17,884	61–84	^[147]
146	September 11	Royals	1–2	Teaford (1–0)	Vasquez (1–3)	Soria (28)	20,591	61–85	^[148]
147	September 12	Yankees	3–9	Hughes (5–5)	Hernández (14–12)		22,029	61–86	^[149]
148	September 13	Yankees	2–3	Burnett (10–11)	Furbush (3–9)	Rivera (41)	18,306	61–87	^[150]
149	September 14	Yankees	2–1 (12)	Delabar (1–0)	Wade (5–1)		20,327	62–87	^[151]
150	September 16	Rangers	4–0	Beavan (5–5)	Wilson (16–7)		17,607	63–87	^[152]
151	September 17	Rangers	6–7	Lewis (13–10)	Vasquez (1–4)	Feliz (27)	22,159	63–88	^[153]
152	September 18	Rangers	0–3	Harrison (13–9)	Hernández (14–13)	Feliz (28)	21,479	63–89	^[154]
153	September 19	@ Indians	12–6 (7)	Furbush (4–9)	Huff (2–6)		15,354	64–89	^[155]
154	September 20	@ Twins	5–4	Vargas (9–13)	Duensing (9–14)	League (35)	35,995	65–89	^[156]
155	September 21	@ Twins	5–4	Jimenez (1–0)	Slowey (0–7)	League (36)	36,263	66–89	^[157]
156	September 22	@ Twins	2–3	Nathan (2–1)	Delabar (1–1)		37,466	66–90	^[158]
157	September 23	@ Rangers	3–5	Harrison (14–9)	Vasquez (1–5)	Feliz (30)	43,874	66–91	^[159]
158	September 24	@ Rangers	3–7	Feldman (2–1)	Hernández (14–14)		40,242	66–92	^[160]
159	September 25	@ Rangers	5–12	Holland (16–5)	Furbush (4–10)		43,508	66–93	^[161]
160	September 26	Athletics	4–2	Vargas (10–13)	McCarthy (9–9)	League (36)	17,057	67–93	^[162]
161	September 27	Athletics	0–7	Cahill (12–14)	Beavan (5–6)		18,600	67–94	^[163]
162	September 28	Athletics	0–2	Gonzalez (16–12)	Vasquez (1–6)	Bailey (24)	20,173	67–95	^[164]

Standings

Division standings

AL West	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Texas Rangers	96	66	.593	—	52–29	44–37
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	86	76	.531	10	45–36	41–40
Oakland Athletics	74	88	.457	22	43–38	31–50
Seattle Mariners	67	95	.414	29	39–45	28–50

Record against opponents

Team	BAL	BOS	CHW	CLE	DET	KC	LAA	MIN	NYY	OAK	SEA	TB	TEX	TOR	NL
Baltimore	–	8–10	4–4	2–5	5–5	5–4	3–6	6–2	5–13	4–5	4–2	9–9	1–5	6–12	7–11
Boston	10–8	–	2–4	4–6	5–1	5–3	6–2	5–2	12–6	6–2	5–4	6–12	4–6	10–8	10–8
Chicago	4–4	4–2	–	11–7	5–13	7–11	2–6	9–9	2–6	6–4	7–2	4–4	4–4	3–4	11–7
Cleveland	5–2	6–4	7–11	–	6–12	12–6	3–6	11–7	3–4	5–2	5–4	2–4	1–9	3–4	11–7
Detroit	5–5	1–5	13–5	12–6	–	11–7	3–4	14–4	4–3	5–5	4–6	6–1	6–3	4–2	7–11
Kansas City	4–5	3–5	11–7	6–12	7–11	–	7–3	8–10	3–3	4–5	5–3	2–5	2–6	4–3	5–13
Los Angeles	6–3	2–6	6–2	6–3	4–3	3–7	–	6–3	4–5	8–11	12–7	4–4	7–12	5–5	13–5
Minnesota	2–6	2–5	9–9	7–11	4–14	10–8	3–6	–	2–6	4–4	3–5	3–7	5–3	1–5	8–10
New York	13–5	6–12	6–2	4–3	3–4	3–3	5–4	6–2	–	6–3	5–4	9–9	7–2	11–7	13–5
Oakland	5–4	2–6	4–6	2–5	5–5	5–4	11–8	4–4	3–6	–	9–10	5–2	6–13	5–5	8–10
Seattle	2–4	4–5	2–7	4–5	6–4	3–5	7–12	5–3	4–5	10–9	–	4–6	4–15	3–6	9–9
Tampa Bay	9–9	12–6	4–4	4–2	1–6	5–2	4–4	7–3	9–9	2–5	6–4	–	4–5	12–6	12–6
Texas	5–1	6–4	4–4	9–1	3–6	6–2	12–7	3–5	2–7	13–6	15–4	5–4	–	4–6	9–9
Toronto	12–6	8–10	4–3	4–3	2–4	3–4	5–5	5–1	7–11	5–5	6–3	6–12	6–4	–	8–10

Source: MLB Standings Grid

Roster

2011 Seattle Mariners

Roster

Pitchers

49 Blake Beavan

45 Érik Bédard

57 Dan Cortes

35 Steve Delabar

58 Doug Fister

41 Charlie Furbush

60 Jeff Gray

34 Félix Hernández

37 César Jiménez

23 Shawn Kelley

32 Aaron Laffey

43 Brandon League

31 Josh Lueke

39 David Pauley

36 Michael Pineda

46 Chris Ray

52 Chance Ruffin

38 Jason Vargas

59 Anthony Vasquez

54 Tom Wilhelmsen

50 Jamey Wright

Catchers

3 Josh Bard

5 Chris Gimenez

10 Adam Moore

30 Miguel Olivo

Infielders

13 Dustin Ackley

20 Mike Carp

9 Chone Figgins

4 Adam Kennedy

16 Alex Liddi

1 Luis Rodríguez

26 Brendan Ryan

15 Kyle Seager

17 Justin Smoak

2 Jack Wilson

Outfielders

15 Milton Bradley

21 Franklin Gutiérrez

56 Greg Halman

12 Ryan Langerhans

8 Carlos Peguero

12 Trayvon Robinson

55 Michael Saunders

51 Ichiro Suzuki

33 Casper Wells

44 Mike Wilson

Other batters

29 Jack Cust

29 Wily Mo Pena

Manager

22 Eric Wedge

Coaches

18 Mike Brumley (first base)

40 Chris Chambliss (hitting)

28 Jeff Datz (third base)

47 Jaime Navarro (bullpen)

62 Jason Phillips (bullpen catcher)

6 Robby Thompson (bench)

48 Carl Willis (pitching)

Players Stats

Batting

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

Player	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SB	AVG

Pitching

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

Player	W	L	ERA	G	GS	SV	SVO	IP	H	ER	HR	BB	SO

Farm system

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

References

External links

2011 MLB season by team

AL East	Baltimore Boston New York Tampa Bay Toronto

AL Central	Chicago Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Minnesota

AL West	Los Angeles Oakland Seattle Texas

NL East	Atlanta Florida New York Philadelphia Washington

NL Central	Chicago Cincinnati Houston Milwaukee Pittsburgh St. Louis

NL West	Arizona Colorado Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco

Seattle Mariners

Based in Seattle, Washington

Franchise

Ballparks

Kingdome Safeco Field

Spring training:	Tempe Diablo Stadium Peoria Sports Complex

Culture

Lore

Key personnel

Owner: Baseball Club of Seattle, LP, represented by CEO John Stanton
President: Kevin Mather
General Manager: Jerry Dipoto
Manager: Scott Servais

Retired numbers

All-Star Games hosted (2)

1979
2001

American League
West Division titles (3)

Wild card berths (1)

2000

Minor league affiliates

Broadcasting

Television	Root Sports Northwest

Radio	ESPN-710 Radio network affiliates

Broadcasters	Rick Rizzs Dave Sims Mike Blowers Aaron Goldsmith Julio Cruz (Spanish) Alex Rivera (Spanish)

Seasons (41)

1970s	1977 1978 1979

1980s	1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

1990s	1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

2000s	2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

2010s	2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

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