How Do the Mariners Look After Playing One-Quarter of the Season?

The Mariners have played 43 games. They are one-quarter of the way through the season of 162 games. This check-in looks first at the Mariners' batting statistics, then their pitching numbers, and finally at the American League as a whole to see where the Mariners fit.

How the Mariners Look at the Plate

The Mariners' batting is heating up. Last year and into this year, hitting has been the Mariners' weakest area compared to pitching and fielding. Just take some of the numbers and multiply them by four in order to compare what end-of-the-sesason totals might be and how they looked compared to 2022. Note the performance by Cal Raleigh at Fenway Park.

	Games	Hits	Walks	Double	Triple	HRs	RBIs	Batting Avg.
Caballero	19	13	5	3	0	0	4	.289
J.P. Crawford	40	31	26	9	0	1	16	.240
T. France	42	44	13	13	1	2	20	.275
Haggerty	16	4	3	0	0	0	0	.121
Teoscar H	42	40	6	5	0	8	22	.242
J. Kelenic	40	41	10	11	1	8	21	.283
T. Murphy	15	11	2	5	0	1	2	.234
AJ Pollock	27	12	6	3	0	4	13	.158
C. Raleigh	36	29	16	6	1	7	22	.230
J. Rodriguez	40	36	14	7	1	7	20	.217
E. Suarez	42	36	22	5	0	4	21	.229
T. Trammell	11	4	5	0	0	3	9	.160
K. Wong	32	17	8	3	0	0	8	.177
MLB HIghest	45 (Several)	405 (TB)	196 (LAD)	96 (BOS)	11 (KC)	81 (TB)	257 (TB)	.275 (TB)
SEA total	42	324	141	72	4	45	180	.229

The stats next to the players' names are individual statistics. The last two lines are all-team numbers.

How the Mariners Look at the Plate

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