How are the Mariners Doing Now That There is Only One-Third of the Season Left?

We are two-thirds of the way through the season. How are the Mariners looking statistically?
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Mariners' Hitting

Only 54 games remain in the regular season. How are the Mariners' batters looking?

Players in the Mariners’ lineup have improved their batting averages across the board. Cade Marlowe leads the way with a BA of .308. Tom Murphy has an average of .300. J.P. Crawford follows at .261, and Ty France and Julio Rodriguez tie at fourth place with .253 and .251, respectively.

Rodriguez has been at bat 439 times, more than any other player, and has more hits than everyone else too: 110. France is not too far behind at 102. Crawford has walked 57 times, the current team record. France has hit 26 doubles; Hernandez has hit two triples, and Raleigh and Rodriguez have hit 17 home runs each, followed closely by Teoscar Hernandez with 16 and Suarez with 15.

The Mariners have a collective batting average of .235 and are twenty-second out of thirty in hitting. Previously, the Mariners ranked as low as twenty-six!

How about the Pitching?

The Mariners’ pitching staff, starters and relievers, have a cumulative ERA of 3.81 and are fourth in MLB. Luis Castillo leads the others in various categories. Easton McGee and Robbie Ray are out for some time. Marco Gonzales is hopefully back sooner.

The Starting Five

Pitcher

Innings Pitched

ERA

Runs Allowed

Strikeouts

L. Castillo

131.1

2.88 (down from 3.02)

50

149

L. Gilbert

130.2

3.86

59

126

G. Kirby

128.2

3.86

51

119

B. Miller

80.2

4.35

39

75

B. Woo

49

4.96

30

54

Los Bomberos, the Firemen

Several relievers such as Paul Sewald, Chris Flexen, and Trevor Gott are no longer with us. The rest of the group look good. Penn Murfee is out with an injury.

Pitcher

Innings Pitched

ERA

Runs Allowed

Strikeouts

T. Saucedo

31.2

2.27

5

32

J. Topa

42

2.57

15

38

A. Munoz

25.2

2.81

8

36

I. Campbell

7

2.57

2

9

M. Brash

45.2

3.35

19

78

G. Speier

36.2

3.68

15

38

T. Thornton

7.2

1.17

0

3

The Mariners in Relationship to the American League Teams

The last column has the Mariner Win-Loss Record and/or the Next Date the Mariners Play the Team.

Teams

Wins

Losses

Win %

Division

M's and team

Orioles

66

41

.617

East

WLL, 8/11

Tampa Bay

66

44

.600

East

LWW, 9/7

Houston

62

47

.569

West

LWW/WLW, 8/18, 9/25

Texas

61

46

.570

West

LWL/LLL, 9/22, 9/28

Toronto

59

49

.546

East

LLW / WWL

Boston

57

51

.528

East

WLL / WLW

Seattle

56

52

.519

West

Angels

56

53

.514

West

LWL/LWL, 8/3, 9/11

Yankees

55

52

.514

East

LWL, LLW

Twins

55

53

.509

Central

WLLW / WLL

Cleveland

53

56

.486

Central

WLL / WWLL

Detroit

48

60

.444

Central

WWL / LLW

White Sox

43

65

.398

Central

WLW, 8/21

Kansas City

33

75

.306

Central

8/14, 8/25

Oakland

30

78

.278

West

WWW / WWWW, 8/28, 9/18

Will the Mariners be a Wild Card team? There is still the possibility. I would like to hold out hope for a great finish to the season!