An exact Prediction of all the Mariners statistics for the 2023 season

I went ahead and tried to include the people that we think will fill out the Mariners roster throughout this year on offense. Sure, we might see someone like Cade Marlowe come up at some point, but that gets too hard to predict. I'm going off the now instead, which is why Hummel, Trammell, and La Stella are all on here.

2023 Mariners	G	PA	AB	H	1B	2B	3B	HR	R	RBI	BB	SB	HBP	SF	BA	OBP	SLG
Julio Rodriguez	145	606	548	154	92	29	4	29	86	92	50	27	4	4	.281	.343	.507
Ty France	150	639	574	167	117	30	0	20	75	77	43	0	18	4	.291	.357	.448
Teoscar Hern.	144	591	540	153	82	35	1	35	77	94	45	7	5	1	.283	.343	.546
Eugenio Suarez	152	632	550	137	75	25	2	35	80	90	68	0	9	5	.249	.339	.493
Cal Raleigh	115	435	390	91	49	22	0	20	46	58	38	1	3	4	.233	.303	.444
Kolten Wong	120	458	400	106	73	20	1	12	65	50	42	17	12	4	.265	.349	.410
Dylan Moore	74	307	269	55	26	19	3	7	42	27	27	20	10	1	.204	.300	.375
Jarred Kelenic	115	450	408	79	36	20	4	19	44	42	36	11	4	2	.194	.264	.402
JP Crawford	146	600	532	138	97	32	1	8	60	45	56	5	8	4	.259	.337	.368
Sam Haggerty	92	277	240	58	37	13	4	4	44	24	31	22	4	2	.242	.336	.379
Tom Murphy	57	232	200	48	31	8	0	9	19	30	28	0	2	2	.240	.336	.415
Taylor Trammell	55	219	200	44	32	8	1	3	24	30	17	5	1	1	.220	.283	.315
Cooper Hummel	42	175	150	30	22	6	0	2	16	20	22	2	2	1	.200	.309	.280
AJ Pollock	55	225	200	51	38	10	0	3	28	18	22	1	2	1	.255	.333	.350
Tommy La Stella	50	194	180	39	30	6	0	3	14	21	10	0	1	3	.217	.258	.300
Totals		6040	5381	1350	837	283	21	209	720	718	535	118	85	39	.251	.326	.428
2022 Rank				13th		8rg	13th	6th	10th	8th	7th	4th	5th	18th	11th	5th	5th

The Mariners offense has definitely gotten better. I don't think you can argue against that too much. Sure, a healthy Mitch Haniger has a high ceiling, but that isn't anything you can predict with any amount of certainty. Teoscar takes his place, and he is a hard-hitting machine who has been pretty consistent throughout his career.

Frazier struggled at second, and if Kolten Wong is healthy, that's going to be a big upgrade as well. Of course, it could instead be a sign of his decline, but I'm holding out optimism there. A lot is going to fall to Kelenic, Pollock, Moore, and Haggerty to hold up the end of the lineup, but I think we are going to see a decent showing from them. Personally, I think Kelenic is going to have a good year. That's not reflected above, as this was a team effort from a bunch of contributors here at Sodo Mojo.

I do think we are going to have a fun battle between Teoscar, Julio, and Geno for the HR title on the Mariners. Teo and Geno pull away from Julio in late August, and with a strong final series, Teoscar pulls even to tie Geno for the team lead.

I'm really not sure what to do with stolen bases, as it's hard to predict how many more are going to be swiped with the bags getting larger. Could people run wild? Possibly. I tried to refrain from going crazy, but bumped some guys up a bit. That's where they would've finished in last year's rankings, but I fully expect a team total of 118 to finish in the 10-12 range instead. If Moore or Haggerty play a ton, I think they could snag it from Julio, but he eventually ends up leading the team in steals.

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