Sunday, August 25, 2013

Safeco Field
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (57-71) vs. SEATTLE MARINERS (59-69)

Game #129 (59-69)

Home #66 (31-34)

TODAYS GAME INFORMATION

Starting Pitchers: RHP Jered Weaver (7-7, 3.62) vs. RHP Aaron Harang (5-10, 5.49)
1:10 pm PT Radio: 710 ESPN Seattle / Mariners.com TV: ROOT SPORTS
Day
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday

Date
Aug. 26
Aug. 27
Aug. 28

Opp.
TEX
TEX
TEX

Time
7:10 pm
7:10 pm
12:40 pm

Mariners Pitcher
LH Joe Saunders (10-12, 4.91)
vs.
RH Hisashi Iwakuma (12-6, 2.98)
vs.
RH Felix Hernandez (12-7, 2.63)
vs.

Opposing Pitcher
LH Travis Blackley (1-1, 4.85)
LH Derek Holland (9-6, 2.95)
LH Martin Perez (7-3, 3.62)

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HOMESTAND HIGHLIGHTS
Featured events during the current
6-game homestand include:
Today - Salute to Kids Day (Seager
T-Shirts) / Run Around the Bases
Monday - BECU Family Night
Tuesday - Salute to Native American
Night
Wednesday - Grand Slam Family Day /
Senior Special Day

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

2.63

Felix Hernandez ranks 2nd in the AL

with a 2.63 ERA.

RHP Danny Farquhar has recorded 4

consecutive 1-2-3 inning saves, T8thmost in franchise history and most
since Wilhelmsen recorded 5 such
saves (6/8-7/2/12).

19

Home runs hit by Kyle Seager, one short

of becoming the first player since Raul
Ibaez (2005-08) & Adrian Beltre (200608) to hit 20 HR in back-to-back seasons
with the Mariners.

172

Relievers Danny Farquhar (65), Yoervis Medina (56) and Carter Capps
(51) have combined for 169 strikeouts
during their rookie campaign. Farquhars 65 strikeouts currently are the 6thmost in franchise history as a rookie
reliever.

192

Felix Hernandez trails only Texas Yu

Darvish (214) and Detroits Max Scherzer (196) for the MLB lead with 192
strikeouts this season.

VS. THE ANGELS

Today is the 16th (7-8) of 19 games
between the Mariners and Angels this
seasonMariners are 6-3 vs. LAA at
home, but dropped 5 of 6 in Anaheim
Seattle has not won a season series vs.
the Angels since 2003 (11-8)trail the
all-time series 245-304, including going
129-149 in Seattle (61-38 at Safeco)
had 5-game home winning streak vs.
LAA snapped Friday, tied for longest at
Safeco Field.
Year
Home Road Totals
2013
6-3 1-5 7-8
2012
3-7 5-4 8-11
All-Time 129-149 116-155 245-304

MOST HR, AGE 41 SEASON

Rk Player
HR Year Age Tm
1. Ted Williams 29 1960 41 BOS
2. Barry Bonds 28 2007 42 SFG
3. Barry Bonds 26 2006 41 SFG
4. Raul Ibaez 25 2013 41 SEA
5. Darrell Evans 22 1988 41 DET

Marinersmedia.com

TODAYS TILTthe Mariners continue a 2-team, 6-game homestand with game #3 (0-2) vs. the Los
Angeles Angels...homestand also includes Texas (3 G)Seattle was 5-4 on recently completed trip to
Tampa (1-2), Texas (2-1) and Oakland (2-1)the Mariners are 16-17 since the All-Star break and 2422 since July 1todays game will be televised on ROOT SPORTS in high definition & broadcast live
on 710 ESPN Seattle & the Mariners Radio Network.
ODDS AND ENDShave dropped 2 straight following a mini 2-game win streakstill won 6 of last
12 gamesare 11-17 following season-high 8-game winning streak (July 12-23)31-28 vs. the AL
West, 12-17 vs. AL East, 9-14 vs. AL Central and 7-10 in Interleague playare 31-34 at Safeco Field
and 28-35 on the road (14-10 over last 24 road games).

K/9.0 IP Mariners relievers lead the AL averaging 9.79 K/9.0 IPDanny Farquhar (3rd, 13.82), Oliver Perez (7th, 12.88) and Charlie Furbush (9th, 12.26) are among AL leaders.
Early & Late Homers Mariners have hit 50 HR in 7th inning or later, most in MLBalso hit a MLBbest 24 home runs in the first inning this season (8 leadoff) and 6 home runs in extra innings.
Division Rivalries The Mariners are 14-5 vs. the AL West since June 22, which is the best record

vs. own division during that stretch in the Major Leagues.

Wedge Returns Manager Eric Wedge returned to the dugout Fridaythe Mariners went 13-15
with Robby Thompson as acting manager.
MiLB Awards Tyler Smith and Edwin Diaz have been named the Appalachian League Player and
Pitcher of the Year.

Ack Attack Dustin Ackley is batting .318 (28x88) in 25 games since the All-Star break.
NICE TO SEE YOU...Raul Ibanez is a career .455 hitter (15x33) with 3 doubles, 4 home runs, 7 RBI
and 6 walks vs. todays Angels starter Jered Weaver; thats the second-best batting average (min: 15
AB) against Weaver in his career (Carlos Guillen, 10x20/.500 leads)...Rauls OPS vs. Weaver is 1.447
(.538 OBP + .909 SLG)...his 4 career homers vs. Weaver are tied for 3rd most among all players.
A LITTLE OFFENSIVEthe Mariners scored their only run in the 7th inning last night, snapping a
team scoreless streak at 16 innings dating back to the 9th inning Aug. 21...have scored just 1 run
this series (in 18 innings) and are 0-for-8 with runners in scoring position in the two games...in the
teams last six games (3-3, Aug. 18-current), Seattle is 9-for-49 (.184) with runners in scoring position,
including a .067 mark (1x15) in the 3 losses.
RUNS = WINSMariners are 9-12 in the month of August; in the teams 9 wins, Seattle is averaging
5.11 runs per game (46 runs total)...in the 12 losses, Seattle has scored just 2.75 runs per game (33
runs)...in fact, Seattle scored a combined 15 runs in back-to-back losses Aug. 1-2; in 10 losses since
then, Seattle has scored just 1.8 runs per game (18 runs in 10 losses).
MULTI-HIT MILLERBrad Miller has recorded a hit in 29 of 49 games played, and has 19 multi-hit
gamessince his debut on June 28, Miller ranks 2nd among American League rookies with 52 hits
(trailing Tampa Bays Wil Myers - 53 hits) and leads the rookie class with 19 extra base hits.
SOUTHPAWSthe Mariners are in the midst of facing a left-handed starting pitcher in 4 of of 5 games
(0-1; vs. Vargas, Blackley, Holland, Perez)Seattle is 19-22 in games against left-handed starters this
season, compared to 40-47 vs. right-handed startersMariners are 4-6 in 10 games vs. LH starters
since the All-Star breakbatting .230 (320x1392, 43 HR) vs. LH starters, compared to .249 (749x3009,
107 HR) vs. RH starters.
COMEBACK KIDSthe Mariners have recorded 25 comeback wins this season, including comefrom-behind wins in 11 of the teams last 16 winstheir 25 come-from-behind victories already
surpassed the 22 such wins in 2012.
VS. THE AL WESTthe Mariners have a winning record (31-28) vs. the American League West (7-5
vs. HOU, 10-6 vs. OAK, 7-7 vs. LAA, 7-10 vs. TEX)have not posted a winning record within the
division since going 31-26 in 2009are 5-2-0 in last 7 road series vs. the AL West.
CALLING ALL ANGELSthe Mariners are 7-8 vs. the Angels this season, including winning 6-of9 games vs. LAA at Safeco Fieldthe 6 wins at home vs. the Angels are currently T2nd-most in
franchise in a single season (also: 6 in 2003), while trailing only a record 7 wins in Seattle in 2001
Seattles pitching staff has limited the Angels to a .217 (65x299) average while striking out 80 and
allowing only 19 earned runs in 81.0 innings (2.11 ERA) at home in 2013.
LORD FARQUHARnew closer Danny Farquhar has earned the save in each of the Mariners last 9
wins, the first saves of his Major League careerthe 9 saves in the same amount of team wins are 2ndmost in club history behind the 10-save streak of Tom Wilhelmsen last season (Aug. 28-Sept. 22, 2012)
since becoming the closer on Aug. 3, Farquhar is 9-for-10 in save opportunitiessince July 21, Farquhar
he has lowered his season ERA from 7.61 to 4.68, going 0-1 with 9 saves and a 0.96 ERA (2 ER, 18.2 IP) in
18 relief appearanceshe has also retired 40 of his last 47 batters faced (6 H, IBB), including 12 straight.
HOME RUN DERBYthe Mariners rank T4th in the Majors with 150 home runs (BAL-172, TOR157, ATL - 152, SEA-150, DET-150)Seattle and Atlanta are the only teams with 8 players with 10+
home runsalso lead the Majors in percent of runs scored via the home runSeattle has scored
507 runs this season, including 235 via HR; thats 46.4% of its runs via homers, tops in the Majors.
AS YOU KNOWSeattle has hit 65 home runs in Safeco Field in its first 65 home games this season,
butDID YOU KNOW?that if the Mariners can keep up the pace, theyll finish with the (tie)-second
most homers the club has ever hit in Safeco?...Seattle is on pace for 81 homers at home this season;
that would match the total of the 2006 team...only the 2000 team (92 in 81 home games) hit more.

2013 Mariners Game Notes Sunday August 25, 2013 vs. Los angeles Angels Page 2
TODAYS MARINERS STARTER
RHP AARON HARANG
2013 Breakdown:

W-L ERA GS
IP H R ER BB SO HR
Overall 5-10 5.49 21 114.2 124 74 70 26 80 20
Home 4-5 5.16 12 66.1 62 38 38 16 44 10
Road
1-5 5.96 9 48.1 62 36 32 10 36 10
vs. LAA 0-3 10.03 3 11.2 26 16 13
2 9 5

W-L ERA

Career Breakdown:
GS

IP

H R ER BB SO HR

Overall 110-114 4.27 320/314 1916.2 2012 972 909 576 1540 251
Home 54-59 4.07 168/166 1020.1 1009 494 461 311 806 145
Safeco 5-6 4.05 15/15 84.2 69 40 39 22 61 10
Road 56-55 4.50 152/148 896.1 1003 478 448 265 734 106
vs. LAA
0-4
6.84 6/6 26.1 47 25 20 9 16 7

HARANGS 2013 STARTS

scr
DT OPP SCR W-L
IP H R ER BB SO HR left PC-K
4/16 DET 2-6 L (0-1) 5.0 7 3 3 0 6 1 2-3
95-68
4/21
@TEX
3-11 L (0-2) 4.2 8 8 8 2 5 3 2-8
105-63
4/26 LAA 3-6 L (0-3) 3.0 6 5 5 2 1 2 0-6
58-34
APRIL: 3 GS, 0-3, 11.37

12.2 21 16 16 4
12 6
5/1 BAL 8-3 W (1-3) 6.0 4 2 2 1 5 0 8-2
96-60
5/7 @PIT 1-4 L (1-4) 6.0 5 2 2 0 6 0 1-2
97-71
5/21
@LAA
0-12 L (1-5) 3.2 9 7 7 0 4 2 0-7
70-46
5/27 SD 9-0 W (2-5) 9.0 4 0 0 2 8 0 CG
122-80
MAY: 4 GS, 2-2, 4.01

24.2 22 11 11 3
23 2
6/1 @MIN
4-5 ND
6.0 4 2 2 2 4 0 2-2
62-36
6/6 NYY 1-6 L (2-6) 2.1 8 6 6 0 3 2 0-6
56-31
6/11 HOU 4-0 W (3-6) 9.0 2 0 0 0 10 0 CG
114-78
6/17
@LAA
3-11 L (3-7) 5.0 11 4 1 0 4 1 2-4
87-57
6/22 OAK 7-5 ND
5.0 6 3 3 2 3 0 2-3
95-60
6/29 CHI 3-5 ND
8.0 5 3 3 0 1 1 2-3
105-71
JUNE: 6 GS, 1-2, 3.57
35.1 36 18 14 4
25 4
7/5 @CIN
4-2 W (4-7) 6.0 6 2 2 1 4 1 4-2
91-60
7/10 BOS 11-4 L (4-8) 5.0 8 7 7 3 0 1 0-5
93-58
7/22 CLE 2-1 W (5-8) 7.0 4 1 1 1 2 1 2-1
99-67
7/27 MIN 0-4 L (5-9) 5.0 3 1 1 2 5 0 0-1
107-66
JULY: 4 GS, 2-2, 4.30
23.0 21 11 11 7
11 3
8/2 @BAL
8-11 L (5-10) 5.0 7 7 7 2 1 2 4-7
91-58
8/7 TOR 9-7 ND
2.0 5 7 7 3 0 2 2-7
53-31
8/14
@TB 4-5 ND
5.0 7 3 3 2 5 1 4-3
103-66
8/19
@OAK
1-2 ND
7.0 5 1 1 1 3 0 1-1
97-63
AUGUST: 4 GS, 0-1, 8.53
19.0 24 18 18 8
9
5

ABOUT HARANG35-year-old right-hander is making his

22nd start of the season and 321st appearance (315th start)
of his career today vs. the Angels.
Acquired by Seattle from Colorado April 11, 2013 in exchange for AAA right-hander Steven Hensley.
Originally selected by Texas in the 6th round of 1999 June
Draft out of San Diego State University.
Made MLB debut for Oakland 5/25/02, tossing 7.0 ShO IP
for his first big league win in a 6-0 victory over Tampa Bay.
Made 5 straight Opening Day starts for Reds (2006-10).
Cincinnatis nominee for the Roberto Clemente Award in
2007 and 2009, the Branch Rickey Award in 2007 and the
Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award from 2007-09.
Established Dodger franchise record 4/13/12 at Dodger Stadium by
striking out nine consecutive Padres hitters.
Is 22-21, 4.37 ERA (160 ER, 329.2 IP) in 56 G/55 GS in August.

LAST TIME OUTrecorded his third consecutive no-decision allowing

one run in 7.0 innings Aug. 19 at Oaklandleft the game with the score
tied 1-1 in eventual 2-1 walk-off loss on HR by Brandon Mossscattered 5 hits in his longest outing since going 7.0 innings July 22 vs.
Clevelandis 0-2 with a 7.13 ERA (19 ER, 24.0 IP) over his last 5 starts.
NOT MISSING PUJOLSAngels slugger Albert Pujols is out for the season on the disabled list, which is good news for Harangno batter
has recorded more hits off Harang than Pujols (.342, 27x79, 6 2B, 5
HR, 16 RBI).
VS. THE AL WESTHarang is 3-10 with a 4.90 ERA (59 ER, 108.1 IP) in
21 games (20 starts) in his career vs. the AL West, including going 1-4
with a 6.03 ERA (25 ER, 37.1 IP) in 7 starts this seasonhas 9 career
quality starts vs. the West, including a 2-hit shutout on 6/11 vs. HOU.
A LEADERSHIP POSITIONHarang is one of only five AL pitchers (2 in
NL) with at least 2 shutouts this season, joining Bartolo Colon (OAK - 3),
Justin Masterson (CLE - 3), Chris Archer (TB - 2) and Jeremy Guthrie
(KC - 2).
GETTING THROUGH THE TOP OF THE ORDERopponents 1-3 hitters
are batting .333 (56x168) with 12 doubles, 2 triples and 7 home runs off
Harang this seasonhe has fared much better vs. batters 4-9 in the lineup, limiting them to a .233 (68x292) averagethe No. 3 hitter in opposing
lineups is batting .352 (19x54).
THIRD TIME AROUNDhas struggled when pitching the third time
through the lineup, with opponents batting .322 (37x115)held opponents to a .226 average and only 5 HR the first time through the lineup.

LAST TIME
LAST START/ND: 8/19, 1-2 at OAK (7.0,5,1,1,1,3)
LAST WIN: 7/22, 2-1 vs. CLE (7.0,4,1,1,1,2,HR)
LAST LOSS: 8/2, 8-11 at BAL (5.0,7,7,7,2,1,2HR)
LAST CG: 15x, last: 4-0, 6/11 vs. HOU (9.0,2,0,0,0,10)
LAST ShO: 8x, last: 4-0, 6/11 vs. HOU (9.0,2,0,0,0,10)
CAREER HIGHS
INNINGS: 10.0, 7/23/07 vs. MIL w/CIN
HITS: 14, 9/28/05 at MIL w/CIN
RUNS: 9, 4/03/06 vs. CHI w/CIN
STRIKEOUTS: 13, 2x, last: 7/29/07 vs. CHI w/CIN
WALKS: 6, 6/19/12 at OAK w/LAD
LOW-HIT GAME (CG): 2, twice, last: 6/11/13 vs. HOU
LONGEST WIN STREAK: 5: 9/16/06-4/07/07
LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 5, 7/12-8/3/09
HARANG vs. ANGELS
Making his 7th career start vs. the Angels, and 4th this seasonis 0-4
with a 6.84 ERA (20 ER, 26.1 IP) in his career vs. LAA, including going
0-3 with a 10.03 ERA (13 ER, 11.2 IP) in 3 starts this seasonhas not
pitched past the 5th inning in each of his 3 starts vs. LAA this season.

AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO
E. Aybar .364 11 4 0 1 1 1
P. Bourjos .429 7 3 1 2 0 1
H. Conger .500 4 2 1 2 0 0
J. Hamilton
.714 7 5 2 4 0 1
C. Iannetta .182 11 2 0 1 4 4
H. Kendrick
.222 9 2 1 3 1 2
C. Nelson .429 7 3 0 0 1 2
A. Pujols .342 79
27 5 16 3 7
J. Shuck .000 2 0 0 0 0 0
M. Trout .500 12 6 0 2 2 2
M. Trumbo .231 13 3 1 2 1 2

PIN POINT CONTROLHarang has walked 0 batters in 7 of his 21 starts this season (and 1 or fewer walks 11 times)he ranks 15th among
starters in the American League averaging 2.04 walks per 9.0 innings (26 BB, 114.2 IP)Harang did not allow a walk a season-high 21.1
innings (3rd inning on 6/1 at MIN-6/22)longest stretch by a Mariners starter since Blake Beavan tossed 24.1 consecutive walkless innings,
Sept. 4-27, 2011.
2 IS BETTER THAN 1Harang tossed his 2nd shutout of the season on June 11 in Mariners 4-0 win over Houston (previous two-hitter was
8/29/07 at PIT)matched a career low with 2 hits, while striking out 10 and walking 0was his 15th career CG, 8th career shutout1 of 5 AL
pitchers to record at least 2 shutouts this seasonhas 2 shutouts in a single season for the 2nd time in his career (also: 2006 w/CIN).
WHAT A STARTrecorded his 14th career complete game and first since June 4, 2009 at STL w/CIN (9.0,3,0,0,0,9,HB) and his 7th career complete game shutout (last: 4/12/09 vs. PIT w/CIN) on May 27 vs. San Diego (9.0,4,0,0,2,8)Harang became the 2nd Mariners starter to record a
complete game this season (also: Joe Saunders, 4/29/13 vs. BAL)he is also the first Mariners starter to recorded a complete game shutout
since Felix Hernandez on Aug. 27, 2012 at MIN.
2013 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

Walked 26 batters, fewest among Mariners starters (min. 11 GS)has 15 walks in last 8 starts, after walking only 11 in first 13 starts.
Thrown 9 quality starts on the year and allowed 2 or fewer runs 9 times.
Went 2-2 over 5-start stretch from May 1-June 1, posting a 3.52 ERA (12 ER, 30.2 IP) with 27 strikeouts.
Over final 6 starts of the first half (since June 11), went 2-2 with a 3.79 ERA (16 ER, 38.0 IP), 6 walks and 22 strikeouts.
Acquired on April 11 from Colorado in exchange for AAA RHP Steven Hensley.
W #1 in Mariners 8-3 victory over BAL 5/1tossed 5.0 ShO IP before allowing 2 runs in 6thallowed just 4 H while striking out 5.
MONDAYS PROBABLE STARTER: RHP JOE SAUNDERS (10-12, 4.91)

32-year-old left-hander will make his 27th start of the year in tomorrows series opener vs. the Rangersrecorded a no-decision in his last
start 8/20 at Oakland (6.0,10,4,4,3,2,2 HR), allowing all 4 runs in the first inningND broke a string of 14 consecutive starts recording a decision (7-7, 4.29 ERA)recorded 3 consecutive quality starts during a 4-start win streak 7/2-19 (26.0,30,6,5,6,18,HR)one of three Mariners
starts with 10 wins (Iwakuma/Hernandez - 12)HOME/ROAD Splits: is 5-5, 3.94 ERA (28 ER, 64.0 IP) in 11 starts at Safeco Fieldcompares
to 5-7, 5.63 (54 ER, 86.1 IP) in 15 road startsis 11-5, 3.10 ERA (41 ER, 119.0 IP) in 20 career starts in SeattleCareer: is 88-77 with a 4.23
ERA (617 ER, 1311.2 IP) with 747 strikeouts in 215 starts with Los Angeles-AL (2005-10), Arizona (2010-12), Baltimore (2012) and Seattle
(2013)vs. TEX: Making his 16th career start vs. the Rangers (4-9, 6.17), and 5th this season (1-2, 5.40 ERA).

2013 Mariners Game Notes Sunday August 25, 2013 VS. LOS ANGELES ANGELS Page 3

Season Totals
Starters
Relievers
Safeco
Road
April
May
June
July
August

TEAM PITCHING

W-L ERA CG/SV IP

H
R ER BB-I SO HR
59-69 4.31 4/36
1157.2
1157 595 554
361-35
1019 148
46-47 4.19 4/0 771.2 787 387 359
196-8 599 103
13-22 4.55 0/36
386.0 370 208 195
165-27 420 45
31-34 3.87 3/17
610.0 575 282 262
172-18 569 68
28-35 4.80 1/19
547.2 582 313 292
189-17 450 80
12-17 4.23 1/8 259.1 245 128 122 73-8 225 39
12-14 4.00 1/4 231.2 224 108 103 68-7 222 27
11-16 4.19 2/6 249.1 256 127 116
72-11 208 32
15-10 4.20 0/9 233.2 241 119 109 76-7 204 27
9-12 5.10 0/9 183.2 191 113 104 72-2 160 23

MARINERS STARTING PITCHERS BREAKDOWN

Pitcher
Last Start (IP,H,R,ER,BB,K)
Result Streak GS
IP/GS P/GS SB/CS K/9
BB/9 QS
GIDP
34-Hernandez, rhp 8/23 vs. LAA (6.0,3,2,2,1,10,HR)
L
L2
27
6.8
103.5
11/5 9.36
1.90
20
22
18-Iwakuma rhp
8/21 at OAK (7.0,3,3,2,4,2 HR)
W
W2
27
6.6
92.7
4/1 7.58
1.67
18
15
23-Saunders, lhp
8/20 at OAK (6.0,10,4,4,3,2,2 HR)
ND
L2
26
5.8
97.6
11/3 5.09
2.99
13
21
39-Harang, rhp
8/19 at OAK (7.0,5,1,1,1,3)
ND
L2
21
5.5
92.0
3/1 6.28
2.04
9
3
50-Ramirez, rhp
8/24 vs. LAA (6.2,7,3,2,2,5,HR)
L
L1
7
5.8
100.5
1/0 7.40
2.61
2
3
45-Noesi, rhp
5/16 at NYY (4.1,3,1,0,1,4)
ND
ND
1
4.1
79.0
0/0 8.31
2.07
0
0
49-Beavan, rhp
4/10 vs. HOU (5.2,9,5,4,1,3,HR-2)
L
L1
2
5.1
93.0
2/1 5.06
0.84
0
0
37-Maurer, rhp
5/28 vs. SD (5.2,9,6,5,1,2,HR-2)
L
L4
10
5.0
82.4
3/4 5.84
3.10
4
7
32-Bonderman, rhp 7/6 at CIN (5.0,7,6,6,5,4)
L
L2
7
5.5
89.0
0/2 3.76
3.99
3
3

W/L
After Loss
5-6
7-3
7-3
2-8
2-2
0-0
0-1
2-3
2-2

Team
Record
13-14
16-11
11-15
7-14
5-2
1-0
1-1
2-8
3-4

Team No.
INNINGS
(Team Rec.)
0.0-4.2
19 (2-17)
5.0-5.2
29 (6-23)
6.0-6.2
35 (21-14)
7.0-7.2
27 (19-8)
8.0-9.0
18 (11-7)
Total Starts
128 (59-69)
Runs scored/start:
3.96 (507 R)
Teams record when starting: 59-69

Hernandez
Iwakuma
Saunders
(Starters Rec.)
0 (0-0)
1 (0-0)
6 (0-6)
5 (0-4)
3 (0-2)
6 (1-4)
6 (2-3)
8 (3-2)
7 (5-1)
8 (4-0)
11 (9-2)
5 (3-0)
8 (6-0)
4 (0-0)
2 (1-1)
27 (12-7)
27 (12-6)
26 (10-12)
4.04 (109 R) 4.48 (119 R) 3.65 (95 R)
13-14
16-11
11-15

Harang

Ramirez

Noesi

Beavan

Mauer

Bonderman

5 (0-4)
6 (0-4)
5 (2-2)
2 (1-0)
3 (2-0)
21 (5-10)
3.67 (77 R)
7-14

1 (0-0)
2 (2-0)
3 (2-1)
1 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
7 (4-1)
6.17 (35 R)
5-2

1 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
1 (0-0)
3.00 (3 R)
1-0

0 (0-0)
2 (0-1)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
2 (0-1)
5.50 (11 R)
1-1

3 (0-3)
2 (0-2)
5 (2-2)
0 (0-0)
0 (0-0)
10 (2-7)
3.10 (31 R)
2-7

2 (0-2)
2 (0-1)
2 (1-0)
0 (0-0)
1 (0-0)
7 (1-3)
3.43 (24 R)
3-4

MARINERS BULLPEN BRIEFS

PITCHER
58-Capps, rhp
40-Farquhar, rhp
41-Furbush, lhp
44-Luetge, lhp
31-Medina, rhp
37-Maurer, rhp
59-Perez, lhp
^relief only

LAST APP.
IP,H,R,ER,BB,K
LAST WIN
8/23 vs. LAA
2.0,1,0,0,0,3
4/28 vs. LAA
8/21 at OAK
1.0,0,0,0,0,3 (S) None
8/21 at OAK
0.2,0,0,0,0,0 (H) 7/3 at TEX
8/24 vs. LAA
0.1,0,0,0,0,0
9/15/12 at TEX
8/21 at OAK
0.1,0,0,0,0,1 (H) 8/18 at TEX
8/20 at OAK
2.0,4,2,2,0,3
8/20 at OAK
8/23 vs. LAA
1.0,0,0,0,0,2
6/23 vs. OAK
*as a starter

LAST SAVE
None
8/21 at OAK
None
8/21/12 vs. CLE
6/18 at LAA
none
7/5 at CIN

LAST LOSS
8/19 at OAK
8/14 at TB
6/26 vs. PIT
7/31 at BOS
7/26 vs. MIN
5/28 vs. SD*
6/29 vs. CHI
Team Bullpen Totals

#58 - CARTER CAPPS, RHP

2013: 40 G, 2-3, 5.80 ERA, 0-1 SV, 6 HLD
Career-High IP: 2.1 (9/8/12 vs. OAK) 2013-High IP: 2.0-5x (last: 8/23 vs. LAA)

#44 - LUCAS LUETGE, LHP

Stranded 16 of 18 runners he has inherited this season.

Averaging 10.20 K/9.0 IP (51 K, 45.0 IP).
Matched season-high (5th time) w/2.0 IP 8/23 vs. LAA (1 H, 3 K).
L #3 8/19 at OAK, allowing a solo HR in B9th for walkoff loss (0.1 IP, 1 H, 1 ER).
1 H, 2 K in season-high tying 2.0 IP 8/9 vs. MIL...also 2.0 IP 8/6 vs. TOR (1 UN ER).
Recalled from AAA Tacoma Aug. 6 (Wilhelmsen opt.)...went 0-0, 1.64 ERA (2 ER,
11.0 IP) w/4 BB, 9 K, 3 HB in 7 G...optioned to AAA July 11 (Ramirez recalled).
Allowed 16 hits & 14 ER (4 HR) in 6 games (6/16-7/10; 7.1 IP/17.18 ERA).
Tied career-high allowing 2 HR in 2.0 IP 6/25 vs. PIT (Marte, G. Sanchez).
Allowed a pair of solo HR 6/16 at OAK, 1st multi-run outing since May 7.
W#2 with 2.0 ShO IP 4/28 vs. LAA (1 H, 3 K).
MLB W#1 4/18 vs. DETtossed season-high 2.0 IP (2 H, 3 SO).
L #1 4/13 vs. TEX on 2, 2-out runs (1.0 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 1 K).

#40 - DANNY FARQUHAR, RHP 2013: 32 G, 0-1, 4.68 ERA, 9-12 SV, 2 HLD
2013/Career-High IP: 3.0: 7/31 at BOS

Has converted 9-of-10 save opps since moving into closer role (including last
9 Mariners wins).
Retired 40 of last 47 batters faced (21 Ks) dating back to 7/28.
Averaging 13.82 K/9.0 IP (65 K, 42.1 IP) to rank 3rd among AL relievers.
SV #8 8/21 at OAK with 1-2-3 9th inning, striking out the side.
Saved both Seattle wins in 3G series at TEX 8/16-18.
Recorded first loss of season and blown save with walk-off loss 8/14 at TB.
Had 10-game streak (14.2 IP) snapped of not allowing a run (7/21-8/13).
Retired 21 consec. BF, 7/28-8/7, T4th-longest amongst relievers in club history.
SV#6 w/1-2-3 9th 8/16 at TEX (2 strikeouts in 3-1 win).
SV #5 8/13 at TB w/1-2-3 9th...SV #4 8/11 vs. MIL.
MLB SV #1 8/3 at BAL; stranded tying runs on base in 8th, 1-2-3 9th (2 K).
Struck out 4 in career-high 3.0 hitless innings 7/31 at BOS (innings 10-12).
Worked 1.2 ShO IP 7/27 vs. MIN...2.0 ShO IP 7/25 vs. MIN (7 BF, 3 K).
Allowed all 3 inherited runners to score in 9th inning 7/21 at HOU.
Allowed 8 H, 9 R/7 ER in 3.1 IP over 4 appearances (July 6-19).
Worked 2.2 IP 6/23 vs. OAKallowed only a solo HR.
2.2 perfect IP in Mariners debut 5/18 at CLE (5 strikeouts).
Selected from AAA Tacoma on 5/17 (Noesi optioned, Pryor 60-day DL).
Was 0-1, 6 SV, 2.25 ERA (5 ER, 20.0 IP) in 15 G w/AAA Tacoma.
Posted 0.56 ERA (1 ER, 16.0 IP) in his final 11 G before call-up.
#41 - CHARLIE FURBUSH, LHP 2013: 55 G, 2-4, 3.20 ERA, 0-3 SV, 15 HLD
Career-High IP: 5.0 IP (5/27/11 vs. BOS)

2013-High IP: 3.0 (5/22 at LAA)

Averaging 12.26 K/9.0 IP (69 K, 50.1 IP) to rank 9th among AL relievers.
Stranded 27 of 43 inherited runners; stranded last 8 of last 11 runners.
Team-leading 15th hold 8/21 at OAK.
Allowed 3 ER over last 15 appearances (15.2 IP, 5 BB, 20 K).
W #2 7/3 at TEX, retired all 5 BF and stranded an inherited runner.
L#4 6/26 vs. PIT, charged w/1 R after runner left on base scored.
W #1 6/18 at LAA; Kd only BF (Hamilton) to strand 2 runners in tie game.
Did not allow a run in 11 consecutive outings May 22-June 15 (10.2 IP, 2 H, 11 K).
Struck out 3 batters in a season-high 3.0 hitless innings 5/22 at LAA.
L #3/BS #2 5/20 @CLE, allowing 2H, incl. 3R HR, in 10th inning.
Retired 11 consecutive BF 5/17-5/19 @CLE.
L#1 4/17 vs. DET, allowing 1 R on 1 H and 2 BB.
Inherited bases loaded jam 4/6 at CWS; retired both BF (SF, KS).

SV/OPP
0/1 (.000)
9/12 (.750)
0/3 (.000)
0/0 (---)
1/3 (.333)
0/0 (---)
2/3 (.667)
36/52 (.692)

1st BF/RETIRED
40/30 (.750)
32/22 (.688)
55/36 (.655)
23/13 (.565)
50/31 (.620)
6/4 (.667)
49/29 (.592)
336/219 (.652)

RI/STRANDED
18/16 (.889)
15/9 (.600)
43/27 (.628)
16/8 (.500)
44/28 (.636)
1/1 (1.000)
33/22 (.667)
202/131 (.649)

2013: 23 G, 0-2, 5.63 ERA, 0-0 SV, 0 HLD

Career-High IP: 3.0 (2x, last: 5/21 at LAA) 2013-High IP: 3.0 (2x, last: 5/21 at LAA)

Last name pronunciation: LIT-kee.

15 of 23 appearances this season have been scoreless.
Retired the only BF, stranding 2 runners in the 7th inning on 8/24 vs. LAA
Allowed 4 R on 6 H in 0.2 IP 8/10 vs. MIL.
1-2-3 9th 8/9 vs. MIL...tossed 2.0 hitless innings 8/6 vs. TOR.
L#2 7/31 at BOS, allowed 2-out walk-off 1B to S. Drew in B15.
Tied career-high 2 times this season with 3.0 IP (last: 5/21 vs. LAA).
Recalled from AAA Tacoma July 8 for 3rd stint with Mariners.
22 G with Tacoma, 0-0-1 w/45 K in 31.0 IP.

#37 - BRANDON MAURER, RHP

2013: 16 G/10 GS, 4-7, 6.58 ERA, 0-0 SV, 0 HLD

2013-High IP (rel): 3.1 IP (8/7 vs. TOR) 2013-High IP (starter): 6.2 (4/20 at TEX)

Is 2-0, 5.40 in 6 appearances in relief...2-7, 6.93 as starter (10 GS, 49.1 IP, 38 ER).
W#2 in relief on 8/20 at OAK, tossing a scoreless 7th inning (H, HB, K)
W#1 in relief 8/7 vs. TOR, allowing 3 H in 3.1 scoreless IP (2 K, 5 BB).
Allowed 4 R in 3.0 IP 8/2 at BAL; 1st 4 BF reached (1B, 1B, 1B, GSHR) then
retired 9 of 10 w/only BF to reach getting to 1B via error.
Made 1st career relief appearance 7/30 at BOS, allowing a 2R HR in 3.0 IP.
Recalled from AAA Tacoma July 27 (Noesi optioned).
Was 3-4, 5.21 in 10 GS with Rainiers...won in last outing, 7/24 at TUC (6.2 IP, 2 ER).
Began season in Mariners rotation; was 2-7, 6.93 in 10 GS w/Seattle.

#31 - YOERVIS MEDINA, RHP

2013: 50 G, 4-3, 2.55 ERA, 1-3 SV, 14 HLD
2013/Career-High IP: 2.1 (2x, last: 6/22 vs. OAK)
Pronunciation: yo-EHR-vis meh-DEE-nah.
Among AL rookie relievers, 1st in holds (14) and 3rd in appearances (50), 3rd
in strikeouts (56) and 5th in K/9.0 IP (9.51).
Allowed 2 runs (stranded 6 of 8 inherited runners) in last 12 G (13.0 IP/1.38 ERA).
BS #2/W #4 8/18 at TEX (1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 ER).
Struck out 2 in 2.0 perfect innings 7/31 at BOS, stranded 1 runner on base.
L#3 7/26 vs. MIN, allowed a 2-R HR in T13th, first home run allowed in career.
Allowed 4 ER in 24 G (26.1 IP / 1.37 ERA) May 22-July 23, including 11.0
scoreless IP over 10 games (6/28-7/23).
MLB SV #1 6/18 at LAA w/1-2-3 10th (retired Pujols, Trumbo, Kendrick).
L #2 6/9 vs. NYY, allowing a 2-out run scoring 1B in 9th (1.0 IP, 1 ER).
MLB W#1 5/26 vs. TEX; worked 1.2 ShO IP (12th/13th) in 4-3 win.
Snapped 7.1 scoreless inning streak with a run on 5/14 at NYY (0.1,1,1,1,0,1).
Made MLB debut 4/16 vs. DET (1.1 IP, 2 BB, 3 K)...recalled from AAA 4/16.
Was 0-1 with a 1.50 ERA (1 ER, 6.0 IP) in 4 relief appearances for Tacoma.
#59 - OLIVER PEREZ, LHP
2013: 49 G, 2-3, 4.15 ERA, 2-3 SV, 7 HLD
Career-High IP: 2.2-2x, last: 9/17/12 vs. BAL 2013-High IP: 2.0 (6/23 vs. OAK)

Since 7/8, 0-1, 12.27 ERA w/opp .389 avg (21 H, 15 R, 2 HR, 7 BB, HBP).
Averaging 12.88 K/9.0 IP (62 SO, 43.1 IP) 7th in AL...Kd at least 1 BF in 36 of 49 G.
1-2-3 9th inning 8/23 vs. LAA (2 K).
L #3 8/1 at BOS when 2 runners he left scored in B9th (0.1,2,2,2,0,1).
Retired the final batter in the 6th inning to strand 2 runners on base, but allowed
2 runs on 3 H (1 HR) in B7th IP w/o recording an out 7/31 at BOS.
L#2 6/29 vs. CHI, allowing 2 R in 11th inning...snapped 12.0 consecutive
scoreless inning streak (5/20-6/28).
Struck out the side in 9th inning on 6/28 vs. CHI.
Collected first MLB save 6/14 at OAK (1.0 IP, 1 H).
Struck out 7 consecutive batters 5/10-15.
Played for Team Mexico in the 2013 WBC, appearing in 1 game in relief.

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SEATTLE HITTERS vs. LOS ANGELES ANGELS

2013
CAREER

HR@

AVG
AB
H
HR
RBI
AVG
AB
H
HR
RBI
SEA/SF
D. Ackley
.237
38
9 0 1
.259 162
42
1 11 5/5
H. Blanco
.000
6 0 0 0
.208 48
10
1 5 0/0
E. Chavez
.350
40 14 0 1
.292 154
45 3 11 2/2
N. Franklin
.136
22
3 1 4
.136 22
3 1 4 4/4
R. Ibanez
.361
36 13 3 8
.327 548
179
23 95 84/82
B. Miller
.238
21
5 0 0
.238 21
5 0 0 0/0
K. Morales
.259
58 15 1 5
.259 58 15 1 5 15/15
M. Morse
.138
29 4 1 1
.236 55 13 2 4
8/8
H. Quintero
.250
4 1 0 0
.455 11
5 0 0 1/1
B. Ryan
.174
23
4 0 2
.145 124
18
1 9 3/3
M. Saunders
.263
38 10 1 3
.243 144
35 3 13 17/17
K. Seager
.340
53 18 3 7
.243 169
41 5 17 11/11
J. Smoak
.167
42
7 2 6
.199 176
35
9 24
20/20

#13 - DUSTIN ACKLEY, OF/INF

Last Game: 2x4, 2B, 8/24 vs. LAA
Homestand: 3x7, 2B

vs. Weaver: .250 (4x16), BB, 3 K

Current Streak: 2 G (3x7)
Last HR: 5/4 at TOR (#1)

#8 - KENDRYS MORALES, DH/1B

Last Game: 0x4, 2 K, 8/24 vs. LAA
Homestand: 1x8, 2 K

vs. Weaver: .667 (2x3)

Current Streak: 0 G (0x4)
Last HR: 8/2 at BAL (#17)

Season-Highs: streak: 10 (4/20-30)hits: 3-6x (8/17 at TEX)RBI: 4 (5/4 at TOR)

Season-Highs: streak: 8-3x (5/30-6/6)hits: 4-2x (8/2 at BAL)...RBI: 6 (7/2 at TEX)

Mariners are 17-11 in his 28 starts in center field...first career GS in LF 8/1 at BOS.
Batting .318 (28x88) since the All-Star break (25 G)is hitting .2280 (37x132)
since recall from AAA Tacoma June 25.
Matched season-high w/3 hits 8/16 at TEX (3x4, R).
Missed one game (6/30) w/sprained left thumb; injured in 9th 6/29 on dive in OF.
Made first career start in the outfield (CF) 6/28 vs. CHI.
At AAA Tacoma 5/27-6/25; hit .365 (38x104), 21 R, 8 2B, 2 HR, 14 RBI.
First career grand slam HR 5/4 at TOR (2-out blast off Dickey).

#33 - HENRY BLANCO, C

Last Game: 0x3, 8/23 vs. LAA
Homestand: 0x3

#38 - MICHAEL MORSE, OF

Last Game: 2x4, HR, 2 K, 8/24 vs. LAA
Homestand: 0x4, K

vs. Weaver: .000 (0x3)

Current Streak: 0 G (0x6)
Last HR: 8/4 at BAL (#3)

2nd on team with 46 extra base hits & 1st with 37 multi-hit games.
Had hits in 8 consecutive plate appearances (8/1-8/2); club record is 9.
Batting .292 (38x130) w/9 R, 7 2B, 3 HR, 12 RBI since the All-Star break.
11th carer multi-HR game 7/9 vs. BOS (2nd this month; also 7/2 at TEX).
Has 96 career home runs (17 this season; 3rd on team).
Hit PH walk-off HR 6/23 vs. OAK (4th career walk-off hit)walk-off HR was
the first by a Mariners player since Luis Rodriguez (9/14/11 vs. NYY)2nd
pinch-hit walk-off home run in club history (also: Ken Phelps, 9/3/86 vs. DET).
vs. Weaver: Never Faced
Current Streak: 1 G (2x4)
Last HR: 8/21 at OAK (#13)

Season-Highs: streak: 3 (7/30-8/4)hits: 1-18x (8/20 at OAK)RBI: 4-2x (8/1 at BOS)

Season-Highs: streak: 7 (4/1-7)hits: 3 (5/14 at NYY)RBI: 4 (4/2 at OAK)

Seattle is 8-13 in his 21 starts at catcher.

Is 7-for-last-39/.179 w/2 2B, 2 HR, 4 R, 8 RBI in past 14 games.
Hit go-ahead/game-winning 2-run HR (on 0-2 pitch) 8/4 at BAL (7th inning).
Hit HR #2, his 2nd GSHR, 8/1 at BOS...is 2nd-oldest catcher in MLB history to
hit a slam (behind C. Fisk)...both slams have come in F. Hernandez starts.
Hit GW GS HR in Ms debut on 6/15 at OAK2nd player to homer in SEA debut
(also: Leon Roberts, 4/9/78 at MIN)oldest Mariner to hit a GS in franchise history.
Signed as ML free agent June 14released by TOR June 10.
Hit .184 (7x38) w/3 2B, 4 BB, 10 K in 15 games (13 GS) w/TOR.

#9 - ENDY CHAVEZ, OF
Last Game: 3x4, 8/24 vs. LAA
Homestand: 3x7, K

Season-Highs: streak: 5 (7/31-8/7)hits: 2-6x (8/18 at TEX)RBI: 3-2x (8/7 vs. TOR)

vs. Weaver: .176 (3x17), HR, RBI, 2 BB, 4 K

Current Streak: 1 G (3x4)
Last HR: 5/29 at SD (#2)

Season-Highs: streak: 8-2x (6/9-18)hits: 3 (4/25 vs. LAA)RBI: 2-3x (7/11 vs. BOS)

Recorded a hit in 45 of 58 starts (starts by POS: CF-20, LF-3, RF-35).

Scored game-winning run in 9th 8/18 at TEX (singled to leadoff 9th off Nathan).
Made pair of HR saving plays in RF 7/28 vs. MIN, incl. bringing back 3R homer.
2x3 w/2 RBI before leaving game (sore right groin) 7/11 vs. BOS.
Tied career-high (9th time, 2nd in 13) with 2 doubles 6/30 vs. CHI.
Hit Mariners first pinch-hit HR of the season 5/20 at CLE (1x2, R, HR, RBI) and
the first since 6/20/12 by Franklin Gutierrez at ARI.

#20 - NICK FRANKLIN, 2B

Last Game: 0x2, RBI, K as PH/2B, 8/24 vs. LAA
Homestand: 0x2, RBI, K

vs. Weaver: .000 (0x3)

Current Streak: 0 G (0x2)
Last HR: 8/20 at OAK (#11)

Season-Highs: streak: 7 (6/11-18)hits: 4x (7/26 vs. MIN)RBI: 4, 2x (last: 7/28 vs. MIN)

Mariners are 32-32 in his starts this season (all at 2B).

2nd among AL rookies w/ 26 extra base hits, 1st in HR (11), T4th with 14 doubles.
Left game in the 8th w/a laceration on left knee that required 5 stitches 8/20 at OAK.
Snapped 0-for-27 with 1st inn. RBI 3B 8/7 vs. TOR; is 8x38 w/5R, 3 EBH, 6 RBI since.
Since July 1, has 57 strikeouts in 38 games (is 30x152/.197 over same stretch).
Was 9-for-25 (.360) w/3 HR, 8 RBI in 6 games July 24-30; is 8-for-65/.123 since.
2x4 w/HR #11, 3 RBI, 2 R 8/20 at OAK...is 3-for-his-last-8.
Second 2-HR game (3R, solo) of season/career 7/28 vs. MIN (3x4, 4 RBI).
Drilled 1st career GSHR (HR #7) @HOU Lyles 7/21 to cap 7-run inning.
Named to Baseball America Midseason All-Rookie Team.
Hit 1st and 2nd career HR 5/30 at SD (2x4, 2 R, 2 HR, 2 RBI)became the
3rd-youngest Mariners player to record a multi-HR game at 22 years, 89 days.
First MLB hit (1B) off E. Stults on 5/29 at SD1st MLB GS (0x4) 5/28 vs. SD.
Made MLB debut as DR at 2B 5/27 vs. SD; walked in only PASelected from
AAA Tacoma 5/27Hit .324 (46x142) in 39 G w/Rainiers (9 2B, 4 HR, 20 RBI).
#28 - RAUL IBAEZ, OF vs. Weaver: .455 (15x33), 3 2B, 4 HR, 7 RBI, 6BB, 6K
Last Game: 0x3, BB, 2 K, 8/23 vs. LAA
Current Streak: 0 G (0x3)
Homestand: 0x3, BB, 2 K
Last HR: 8/15 at TB (#25)
Season-Highs: streak: 13 (6/22-7/8)hits: 4 (7/4 at TEX)RBI: 6 (5/15 at NYY)

Homered in 1st AB 8/15 at TB, snapping 90 PA streak w/no homer.

11th in AL with 25 HR & 10th with a .504 slugging percentage.
13 consecutive seasons (since 2001) w/ at least 10 HR...recorded 8th career
20+ HR season, first since 2011 (20 w/PHI)...1st player in MLB history to record
20 home runs before the ASG in an age 40-or-older season.
Ranked 2nd in AL w/10 HR in June (C. Davis - 12)tied monthly high (May 09).
Had 19th career multi-HR game 7/12 vs. LAA (last: 6/23 vs. OAK)...passed Bret
Boone for 6th on the Mariners all-time HR list (9 behind Alvin Davis for 5th).
2 HR, 6 RBI, & 11th career GS HR (7th w/SEA) 5/15 at NYYT6th in Ms history:
Griffey Jr.12; Buhner/A. Davis/Martinez9; Sexson8; A. Rodriguez/Ibaez7.
Safeco Field all-time HR leader with 82 HR, including 77 as a Mariner.
#5 - BRAD MILLER, INF
Last Game: 2x5, 2 K as 2B/SS, 8/24 vs. LAA
Homestand: 4x9, 3 K

vs. Weaver: .000 (0x3), 2 K

Current Streak: 5 G (8x23)
Last HR: 8/21 at TB (#5)

Season-HIs: streak: 4-2x (last: 8/5-8/9)hits: 3-4x (last: 8/9 vs. MIL)RBI: 5 (7/19 vs. HOU)

Recorded 2nd multi-HR game & 1st leadoff HR in 1st MLB game in native state 8/13 at TB.
First 4 career home runs came via multi-HR games (3rd player since 69).
Mariners are 22-20 in his 42 starts batting leadoff21-17 in 38 starts at SS.
Leads team and 1st among AL rookies with 5 triples (T5th in AL).
Is 24-for-his-last-82 (.293) w/8 R, 3 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 9 RBI over past 19 games.
Named AL Player of the Week 7/22; 1st Mariners rookie POW since Griffey in 89.
Recorded first 2 HR of MLB career 7/19 at HOU (3x5, 2 HR, 5 RBI).
Had pair of games with 4+ RBI in his first 17 career games (first Mariner).
Had 2 triples in 1st game in leadoff spot 7/5 at CIN, incl. a 3B to leadoff game.
Recorded first 2 hits of MLB career (both doubles off E. Jackson), 6/30 vs. CHI.
2nd player in franchise history to record a SB in first 2 career games (also: Guillen).
Selected from AAA Tacoma 6/28made MLB that night vs. CHI (0x3,RBI,BB,SB).
Hit .356 (37x104) w/26 R, 5 2B, 3B, 6 HR, 28 RBI & finished w/active 22 G hit
streak at AAA Tacoma after being promoted from AA Jackson on May 25.

26 of 63 H have gone for extra-bases (13 2B, 13 HR).

Batting .172 (11x64) with 4 2B, 2 HR, 4 RBI, 18 K in 16 G since coming off DL.
2x4 on 8/2 snapped 0x15 stretch dating back to 6/17; HR was 1st since 5/27 at SD.
Recalled from rehab and activated from DL July 29.
On 15-day DL 6/22 (retro to 6/21)-July 28 w/strained right quad...included rehab
assignment with AAA Tacoma: 6x24/.250, 3R, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 2 BB.

#35 - HUMBERTO QUINTERO, C

vs. Weaver: Never Faced
Last Game: 1x4, R, 2 K, 8/24 vs. LAA
Current Streak: 1 G (1x4)
Homestand: 1x4, R, 2 K
Last HR: 8/7 vs. TOR (#2 Sea/#4 overall)

Tied his career-high with 4 HR (2 w/SEA); also 2009-2010 w/HOU.

Hits in 9 of 14 starts w/SEA (.260/13x50).
First HR w/SEA 8/2 at BAL...caught all 15 innings 7/31 at BOS, and was 2x6 w/R.
Signed as a ML Free Agent on July 26 after Zunino was placed on DL.
DFA by PHI on July 24...cleared waivers and became ML free agent on July 26.
Hit .250 (16x64) w/3 R, 4 2B, 2 HR, 9 RBI, HBP, 3 BB in 24 games with PHI.
Is an 11-year Major League veteran, playing with San Diego (2003-2004), Houston (2005-2011), Kansas City (2012) and Philadelphia (2013) in his career.

#26 - BRENDAN RYAN, SS

Last Game: 0x2, 8/24 vs. LAA
Homestand: 0x2

vs. Weaver: .133 (2x15), 2B, RBI, 5 K , GDIP

Current Streak: 0 G (0x2)
Last HR: 7/10 vs. BOS (#3)

Season-Highs: streak: 6 (5/20-27)hits: 3 (6/5 vs. CWS)RBI: 3 (8/21 at OAK)

11-for-81 (.136) over his last 29 games (since 6/11)...HR #3 7/10 vs. BOS.
2x4 w/2B, season-high 3 RBI 8/21 at OAK in 5-3 win...2RBI 2B was GWRBI.
Hit safely in 14 of 17 G from 5/14-6/1 (.339/21x62, 6 R, 4 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBI).
Season-high 3 hits 6/5 vs. CWS22x in career w/3+ hits (prev: 8/28/12 at MIN).
Season-high 6-G hit streak, 5/20-27 (.409/9x22 w/3 R, 3 2B, 3 RBI, SB, 2 BB).
3 straight multi-hit games (5/16-18)one off career-high multi-hit streak.
Won Fielding Bible Award as top defensive SS in 2012; was Gold Glove finalist.
Over 2011-2012 seasons, led MLB with 45 defensive runs saved.

#55 - MICHAEL SAUNDERS, OF

Last Game: 0x4, K, 8/23 vs. LAA
Homestand: 0x4, K

vs. Weaver: .333 (6x18), 2B, BB, 7 K

Current Streak: 0 G (0x4)
Last HR: 8/3 at BAL, 2 (#9 & #10)

Season-Highs: streak: 10 G (7/8-21)hits: 3-3x (8/18 at TEX)RBI: 5 (8/3 at BAL)

Hit 4 HR in 6 games, 7/28-8/3, 0 in last 13 G w/AB (7 HR in last 28 G w/AB).

Hit in 25 of last 35 G w/AB (33x118/.280) since 7/8 w/9 2B, 3B, 5 HR, 22 RBI.
Had 3rd career-hi 3 BB game 8/20 atOAK; all 3 games have come this season.
5th career 2-HR game 8/3 at BAL; also matched career-high (2x) w/5 RBI.
2R HR to halve BAL lead in 3rd 8/2...hit GT HR (#7) 7/28 vs. MIN.
Threw out GW run in B14th 7/31 at BOS for team-high 7th OF assist.
Drove in GW runs with Mariners only hit 7/20 at HOU in 4-2 win (2B in 7th).
Career-high 10-game hitting streak (.351/13x37) July 8-21.
3x5, 2 HR, 2B, 3 RBI 5/4 at TOR4th career 2-HR game (1st in 2013).
Hit first career leadoff HR 4/29 vs. BAL in first PA after returning from DL.
On 15-day DL 4/10-28 with sprained right AC joint (shoulder).

#15 - KYLE SEAGER, 3B

vs. Weaver: .250 (3x12), 2B, RBI, 2 BB, 3 K
Last Game: 1x3, K, 8/24 vs. LAA
Current Streak: 1 G (1x3)
Homestand: 1x6, BB, 3 K
Last HR: 8/17 at TEX (#19)
Season-Highs: streak: 16 (4/11-27)hits: 4 (6/20 at LAA)RBI: 4 (6/5 vs. CWS)

Tied for the team lead w/136 hits (T16th in AL) & 2nd w/28 doubles (T21st in AL).
49 extra base hits (HR - 19, 2B - 28, 3B - 2) are 5th-most by AL 3B.
Batting .295 (51x173) since 7/1...hit .396 (38x96) in July (5 2B, 5 HR, 14 RBI).
9th inning, 2-out, GWRBI off J. Nathan 8/18 at TEX.
Snapped 0-for-21 with go-ahead 2-run HR in 8th inning 8/16 at TEX.
15-game hitting streak (.421/24x57) w/2 2B, 6 HR, 12 RBI, 8 BB 6/30-7/19.
Was 4x5 w/HR, 2 2B, 3 RBI 6/20 at LAA; 1st 4-hit G by a Mariner this season.
Hit .373 (19x51) w/6 R, 2 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI during 13-G hit streak (5/28-6/9).
Game-tying GS HR in 14th inning 6/5 vs. CWS 1st in MLB history)
Career-high 16G hitting streak, 4/11-27 (23x59/.390, 9 R, 7 2B, 3 HR, 11 RBI).
Brother, Justin, was Seattles 12th round draft pick in 2013 Draft.

#17 - JUSTIN SMOAK, 1B vs. Weaver: .292 (7x24), 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBI, BB, 2K
Last Game: 0x3, BB, K, 8/24 vs. LAA
Current Streak: 0 G (0x3)
Homestand: 1x6, BB, 2 K
Last HR: 8/16 at TEX (#14)
Season-Highs: streak: 9 (7/30-8/9)hits: 3-3x (8/3 at BAL)RBI: 4 (7/13 vs. LAA)

Batting .281 (45x160) w/23 R, 9 2B, 8 HR, 21 RBI, 19 BB since July 1 (43 G).
H in 16 of last 22 G (since 7/30); batting .272 (22x81) w/3 2B, 5 HR, 11 RBI.
Batting .325 with RISP (13x40) since 7/1; .122 (5x41) from 4/1-6/30 w/RISP.
2-run game-tying double 8/7 vs. TOR; 2nd & 3rd RBI batting RH this season.
Reached base safely career-high 5 times (3 H, 2 BB) 8/3 at BAL.
11 of 14 HR in 53 G since coming off DL 6/18 (right oblique strain).
Returned from DL 6/18hit HR #4 as backend of back-to-back HR w/Ibaez.
Placed on 15-day disabled list, retroactive to May 30 (right oblique strain).

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SCORE BY INNINGS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X
Total
Mariners 64 53 56 59 64 64 52 53 24 18
507
Opponent 65 83 42 60 83 75 58 52 53 24
595

MARINER HOME RUNS

Player
Solo 2R 3R GS Total
Ackley
-- -- -- 1 1
Bay
11 -- -- -- 11
Blanco
1 -- -- 2 3
Chavez
1 1 -- -- 2
Franklin
4 3 3 1 11
Gutierrez
5 -- -- -- 5
Ibaez
15 7 2 1 25
Miller
3 1 1
-- 5
Montero
1 2 -- -- 3
Morales 11 3 3 -- 17
Morse
9 2 2 -- 13
Peguero
1 -- -- -- 1
Quintero
1 1 -- -- 2
Ryan
2 1 -- -- 3
Saunders 5 4 1 -- 10
Seager
8 9 1 1 19
Shoppach 2 1 -- -- 3
Smoak
10 3 1 -- 14
Zunino
2 -- -- -- 2
Team
91 39 14 6 150

Runs via HR:
235

RECORD BY HOME RUN 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

8-30 25-27 15-6 8-5 2-1 1-0 0-0
HOME RUNS BY POSITION Total C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH PH P

150 13 17 13 19 7 31 12 17 19 2 0
Grand Slams (6): Dustin Ackley (5/4 @TOR), Raul Ibaez (5/15 @NYY), Kyle Seager (6/5 vs. CWS),
Henry Blanco, 2 (6/15 @OAK & 8/1 @BOS), Nick Franklin (7/21 @HOU).
Back-to-Back (5): Ibaez & Morse (4/9 vs. HOU, 8th inning), Ibaez & Smoak (5/18 @CLE, 9th
inning); Bay & Seager (6/1 @MIN, 1st inning), Ibaez & Smoak (6/18 @LAA, 2nd inning), Ibaez &
Morales (7/2 @TEX, 1st inning), Ibaez & Morales (7/1 vs. LAA, 7th inning)
Inside-the-Park (0): None
Pinch-Hit (2): Endy Chavez (5/20 @CLE), Kendrys Morales (6/23 vs. OAK)
Leadoff (8): Franklin Gutierrez, 3 (4/3 @OAK, 4/5 @CWS, 4/11 vs. TEX); Michael Saunders, 2 (4/29
vs. BAL, 5/3 @TOR); Jason Bay, 2 (5/27 vs. SD, 7/3 @TEX); Brad Miller (8/13 @TB)
Game-Ending (1): Kendrys Morales (6/23 vs. OAK)
Game-Winning in Last AB on Road (1): Kyle Seager (7/3 at TEX)
Multi (13): M. Morse, 2 (4/2 @OAK); M. Saunders, 2x, 2 (5/4 @TOR & 8/3 at BAL); R. Ibaez, 3x, 2
(5/15 @NYY, 6/23 vs. OAK & 7/12 vs. BOS); N. Franklin, 2x, 2 (5/30 @SD, 7/28 vs. MIN); J. Bay, 2
(6/1 @MIN), K. Morales, 2x, 2 (7/2 @TEX & 7/9 vs. BOS), B. Miller, 2x, 2 (7/19 @HOU & 8/13 @TB)
DISABLED LIST
Name
Mike Zunino-c
Franklin Gutierrez-of
Stephen Pryor-rhp
Michael Morse-of
Franklin Gutierrez-of
Michael Saunders-of
Justin Smoak-1b
Josh Kinney-rhp
Jesus Sucre-c

TYPE
15-Day
15-Day
60-Day
15-Day
60-Day
15-Day
15-Day
60-Day
15-Day

DL Dates
Date Eligible
July 26-current
Aug. 10
June 25 (retro to 6/24)-cur. July 8
April 15-current
June 14
June 22 (retro to 6/21)-July 29
April 23-June 21
---
April 11-28
---
June 2 (retro to 5/30)-6/17 ---
April 1-June 28
---
June 8 (retro to 6/6)-8/16
---

STARTS BY POSITION (Team Record)

Injury
Broken hamate bone, left wrist
Right hamstring strain
Tear in right latissimus dorsi muscle
Right quad strain
Right hamstring strain
Sprained AC joint, right shoulder
Strained right oblique
Stress reaction in the third rib on his left side
Left wrist bone contusion

G Missed
26
51
114
31
54
17
18
79
61

Team Record
10-16
25-26
53-61
18-13
24-30
7-10
9-9
34-45
30-31

STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (Team Record)

1B 2B SS 3B LF CF RF C DH

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Ackley
--
19-24
-- --
3-2
17-11
-- -- -Ackley
-- 2-5 --
-- 2-0 1-1 12-12 16-17 6-2
Andino
-- 2-6 6-5 1-2 -- -- -- -- -Andino
-- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 4-7 5-5
Bantz
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 -Bantz
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1
Bay
-- -- -- --
14-17
-- 9-10
-- -Bay
4-9 10-9 -- -- 2-3 2-2 3-3 2-1 -Blanco
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 7-13 -Blanco
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2-3
6-11
Chavez
-- -- -- --
2-1
9-11
17-18
-- -Chavez
19-19
1-3 -- -- -- 1-1 4-4 3-3 -Franklin
--
32-32
-- -- -- -- -- -- -Franklin
--
26-25
-- --
0-1
4-4
2-2 -- -Gutierrez -- -- -- -- --
6-9 -- -- -Gutierrez 3-7
1-2 -- --
1-0
1-0 -- -- -Ibaez
-- -- -- --
34-44
-- 0-1 --
10-6
Ibaez
--
-- 15-10 5-3 18-24 5-13 1-1 --
-Liddi
1-3
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -Liddi
-- -- -- -- --
0-1 -- 0-1
1-1
Miller
--
4-5
21-17
-- -- -- -- -- -Miller
22-20
0-1 -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 3-0
Montero
-- -- -- -- -- -- --
15-10
1-0
Montero
-- -- -- --
2-1
2-2
9-4
3-3 -Morales 17-10
-- -- -- -- -- -- --
38-56
Morales
-- --
18-22
37-44
-- -- -- -- -Morse
2-4 -- -- -- 4-3 -- 19-33 -- 5-2
Morse
-- -- 0-2
16-22
8-13
5-5 1-0 -- -Peguero
-- -- -- -- -- -- 2-0 -- -Peguero
-- -- -- -- -- -- 1-0 1-0 -Quintero
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 6-9 -Quintero
-- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 0-1 5-7
Ryan
-- -- 32-45 -- -- -- -- -- -Ryan
-- 1-0 -- -- -- -- -- 5-7
26-38
Saunders -- -- -- --
2-2
27-38
12-7
-- -Saunders
11-14 4-3 --
-- 1-2 5-5 13-14 5-9 2-0
Seager
-- -- --
58-67
-- -- -- -- -Seager
-- 14-21 26-35 -- 14-8 4-2 0-1 --
-Shoppach -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 9-23 -Shoppach -- -- -- --
1-1
5-5
1-8
2-9 -Smoak 39-52
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1-2
Smoak
-- -- -- 1-0
10-16
23-26
6-12
-- -Sucre
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5-3 -Sucre
-- -- -- -- -- -- 1-0 4-3 -Triunfel
--
2-2
0-2 -- -- -- -- -- -Triunfel
-- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 1-1 1-2
Zunino
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- 17-10 -Zunino
-- -- -- -- --
1-2
5-5
11-3
--
STARTING PITCHER - Hernandez (13-14), Iwakuma (16-11), J. Saunders (11-15), Maurer (2-8), Beavan (1-1), Harang (7-14), Noesi (1-0), Bonderman (3-4), Ramirez (5-2)

MARINERS MULTI-HIT GAMES:

MARINERS MULTI-RBI GAMES:

Player
Ackley
Andino
Bay
Blanco
Chavez
Franklin
Gutierrez
Ibaez
Miller
Montero
Morales
Morse
Peguero
Quintero
Ryan
Saunders
Seager
Smoak
Sucre
Triunfel
Zunino
Team

Player
Ackley
Andino
Bay
Blanco
Chavez
Franklin
Gutierrez
Ibaez
Miller
Montero
Morales
Morse
Peguero
Quintero
Ryan
Saunders
Seager
Smoak
Sucre
Triunfel
Zunino
Team

2 3 4 5 Total
8 6 -- -- 14
3 -- -- -- 3
7 1 -- -- 8
-- -- -- -- 0
16 2 -- -- 18
10 5 -- -- 15
2 1 -- -- 3
21 2 1 -- 24
15 4 -- -- 19
5 -- -- -- 5
25 10 2 -- 37
16 2 -- -- 18
-- -- -- -- 0
4 -- -- -- 4
9 1 -- -- 10
13 3 -- -- 16
22 10 1 -- 33
19 3 -- -- 22
1 -- -- -- 1
-- -- -- -- 0
4 1 -- -- 5
200 54 4 0 258

OUTFIELD ASSISTS:

Player A
Saunders......................................................7
Ibaez...........................................................6
Chavez..........................................................4
Bay...............................................................2
Ackley / Morse..............................................1

THE CATCHERS BOX:

Catcher Record G/GS SB CCS CS% PB
Bantz
0-1 1/1 2 0 0.0 0
Blanco 8-13 23/21 5 4 44.4 2
Montero 15-10 26/25 23 1 4.2 3
Quintero 5-9 15/14 5 4 44.4 2
Shoppach
9-23
35/32
17
8
32.0
2
Sucre
5-3 8/8 2 0 0.0 0
Zunino 17-10 28/27 7
2 22.2 1
Team
59-69 128 61 19 23.7 10

GAME-WINNING/2-OUT RBI:

2 3 4 5+ Total Player GWRBI

3 -- 1 -- 4
Morales................................................................... 11
-- -- -- -- 0
Seager...................................................................... 6
4 -- --
-- 4
Ibaez / Zunino......................................................... 5
1 -- 2 -- 3
Franklin / Morse........................................................ 4
3 -- --
-- 3
Ackley / Bay / Ryan / Saunders................................ 3
4 4 2 -- 10
Blanco / Smoak........................................................ 2
2 1 -- -- 3
Andino/Gutierrez/Montero/Peguero/Quintero.......... 1
6 5 1 1 13

4 -- 1 1 6
1 1 -- -- 2
9 4 -- 1 14
3 1 1 -- 5
-- -- -- -- 0
-- 1 --
-- 1
3 1 -- -- 4
6 3 -- 1 10
13 4 1 -- 18
7 -- 1 -- 8
-- -- -- -- 0
-- -- -- -- 0
-- -- -- -- 0
72 23 10 4 109

Player
2-Out RBI
Ibaez / Morales / Seager...................................... 19
Smoak.................................................................... 18
Franklin .................................................................. 16
Saunders................................................................ 11
Miller / Morse.......................................................... 10
Blanco / Ryan........................................................... 9
Ackley / Bay............................................................. 7
Chavez...................................................................... 5
Zunino...................................................................... 3
Quintero / Shoppach................................................ 2
Andino / Montero / Sucre / Triunfel.......................... 1

LONGEST HITTING STREAKS (8+ Games):

Player
GM
Dates
Stats
Seager*
16
4/11-27
.390/23x59, 9 R, 7 2B, 3 HR, 11 RBI
Seager
15
6/30-7/19 .421/24x57, 17 R, 2 2B, 6 HR, 12 RBI, 8 BB, 2 HBP
Seager
13
5/28-6/9
.372/19x51, 6 R, 3 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI, HB, SB
Ibaez
13
6/22-7/8
.364/20x55, 2B, 3B, 8 HR, 15 RBI, 12 R, 5 BB
Ackley
10
4/20-30
.417/15x36, 4 R, 2 2B
Saunders 10
7/8-21
.351/13x37, 10 R, 5 2B, 3B, HR, 11 RBI, HBP, SB
Smoak
9
7/30-8/9
.394/13x33, 9 R, 3 2B, 3 HR, 7 RBI, 5 BB
Chavez
8
6/9-18
.387/12x31, 5 R, 2 2B, 2 RBI
Morales
8
5/30-6/6
.371/13x35, 5 R, 2 2B, 6 RBI
Morales
8
5/20-28
.472/17x36, 6 R, 7 2B, HR, 9 RBI, BB
Morales
8
5/10-18
.312/10x32, 5 R, 2 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI
Saunders 8
4/2-29
.321/9x28, 8 R, 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 3 SB
Chavez
8
4/21-28
.353/12x34, 3 R, 2 2B
* Career-high hitting streak

Bold = current hitting streak

2013 Mariners Game Notes sunday August 25, 2013 vs. los angeles angelS Page 6
MARINERS UPDATE
Overall Record.........................................59-69
Series Records.................................... 17-19-6
First Game of Series................................23-18
Second Game of Series..........................17-24
Third Game of Series..............................15-22
Fourth Game of Series................................4-5
Leading After 6..........................................45-6
Trailing After 6............................................6-49
Tied After 6.................................................8-14
Leading After 7..........................................50-5
Trailing After 7............................................3-52
Tied After 7.................................................6-12
Leading After 8..........................................52-5
Trailing After 8............................................0-53
Tied After 8.................................................7-11
Score First................................................40-23
Come-from-behind wins.............................. 25
Last at-bat W/L (walk-off).............. 9-19 (3-10)
Hit a home run.........................................51-39
No home runs............................................8-30
Scoring 4 or more runs...........................42-19
Scoring less than 4 runs.........................17-50
Score in 3 or more innings......................38-17
Out-hit opponent.....................................41-18
Out-hit by opponent................................12-45
Hits even.......................................................6-6
Lineups Used.............................................. 112
Players Used (Pitchers)......................... 43 (19)
Safeco Field Roof Open..........................23-29
Safeco Field Roof Closed...........................5-3
Safeco Field Roof Moved............................2-3
Northwest Green Jersey...........................10-8
Astro Navy Jersey........................................7-6
Safeco Field Sellouts..............................1 (1-0)
2012 after 128 games..............................61-67
2012 after 129 games..............................62-67
2012 after 130 games..............................63-67
Best ever after 128 games..............92-36 (01)
Best ever after 129 games..............93-36 (01)
Best ever after 130 games..............94-36 (01)
April...........................................................12-17
May...........................................................12-14
June..........................................................11-16
July............................................................15-10
August........................................................9-12
September....................................................0-0
Monday.........................................................9-4
Tuesday......................................................8-12
Wednesday.................................................6-14
Thursday.......................................................5-8
Friday..........................................................12-9
Saturday.....................................................7-14
Sunday........................................................12-8
1-Run Games/2-Run Games......... 17-21/14-8
Extra Innings..............................................6-10
Average Time of Game (9-inn.)................. 2:56
Postponements............................................. --

2013 MARINERS HIGHS & LOWS

CLUB

LONGEST WINNING STREAK................................................................................................................8, July 12-23

LONGEST LOSING STREAK................................................................................................................. 8, May 17-25
MOST RUNS, GAME:
Mariners.......................................................................................................................12, 2x, last: July 21 at Houston
Opponents................................................................................................................................ 16, April 9 vs. Houston
MOST RUNS, INNING:
Mariners..................................................................................................... 7, 2x, last: July 21 at Houston (2nd inning)
Opponents............................................................................................................... 8, August 17 at Texas (8th inning)
MOST HITS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners........................................................................................................................... 16, May 15 at New York (AL)
Opponents................................................................................................................................ 22, April 9 vs. Houston
FEWEST HITS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners...................................................................................................................................... 1, July 20 at Houston
Opponents............................................................................................................................... 2, June 11 vs. Houston
MOST HITS, INNING:
Mariners.............................................................................................................. 7, July 25 vs. Minnesota (2nd inning)
Opponents......................................................................................................8, June 6 vs. New York (AL) (3rd inning)
MOST DOUBLES, GAME:
Mariners.................................................................................................................... 6, 2x, last: July 25 vs. Minnesota
Opponents...........................................................................................................6, 2x, last: June 30 vs. Chicago (NL)
MOST TRIPLES, GAME:
Mariners...................................................................................................................................... 2, July 5 at Cincinnati
Opponents.....................................................................................................................2, 2x, last: July 19 at Houston
MOST HOME RUNS, GAME:
Mariners................................................................................................................................... 5, May 30 at San Diego
Opponents....................................................................................................................... 5, 3x, last: July 9 vs. Boston
MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME:
Mariners...............................................................................................................2, 7x, last: June 29 vs. Chicago (NL)
Opponents..................................................................................................................................... 4, May 5 at Toronto
MOST ERRORS, GAME:
Mariners................................................................................................................................... 4, August 6 vs. Toronto
Opponents............................................................................................................. 3, 2x, last: August 9 vs. Milwaukee
MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED, GAME:
Mariners.............................................................................................................................................4, July 2 at Texas
Opponents...........................................................................................................................6, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
MOST STRIKEOUTS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners hitters......................................................................................................................... 14, July 6 at Cincinnati
Opponents hitters...................................................................................................................... 16, April 16 vs. Detroit
MOST WALKS, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners hitters..............................................................................................................8, 2x, last: July 19 at Houston
Opponents hitters...................................................................................................................8, July 27 vs. Minnesota
MOST LEFT ON BASE, 9-INNING GAME:
Mariners............................................................................................................................. 13, 2x, last: July 4 at Texas
Opponents................................................................................................................ 12, 2x, last: August 7 vs. Toronto
LARGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME IN WIN............................................ 5, August 7 vs. Toronto (trailed 7-2, won 9-7)
LARGEST LEAD GIVEN UP IN LOSS............................. 7, June 20 at Los Angeles (AL) (led 7-0 and 8-1, lost 9-10)
LARGEST WINNING MARGIN.............................................................................10, May 15 at New York (AL) (12-2)
LARGEST LOSING MARGIN.......................................................................... 12, 2x, last: August 17 at Texas (3-15)
LONGEST GAME, INNINGS, HOME............................................................................16.0, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
LONGEST GAME, INNINGS, ROAD...................................................................................... 15.0, July 31 at Boston
SHORTEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, HOME.................................................................... 2:11, August 11 vs. Milwaukee
SHORTEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, ROAD................................................................................. 2:17, May 3 at Toronto
LONGEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, HOME................................................................................... 3:44, July 9 vs. Boston
LONGEST GAME, 9-INNINGS, ROAD................................................................................. 3:46, July 19 at Houston
LONGEST GAME, EXTRA-INNINGS, HOME...............................................................5:42, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
LONGEST GAME, EXTRA-INNINGS, ROAD......................................................................... 5:03, July 31 at Boston
LARGEST CROWD, HOME.................................................................................... 46,032, August 10 vs. Milwaukee
SMALLEST CROWD, HOME......................................................................................... 9,818, April 29 vs. Baltimore
LARGEST CROWD, ROAD.....................................................................................................46,476, July 4 at Texas
SMALLEST CROWD, ROAD........................................................................................11,112, August 19 at Oakland

INDIVIDUAL BATTING

LONGEST HITTING STREAK...........................................................................................................................................................................16 games, Kyle Seager (April 11-27)

MOST HITS, GAME................................................................................................................................................................... 4, 4x, last: Kendrys Morales, August 2 at Baltimore
MOST RUNS, GAME............................................................................................................................................................................. 3, 5x, last: Mike Zunino, July 19 at Houston
MOST DOUBLES, GAME................................................................................................................................................................ 2, 16x, last: Raul Ibaez, August 4 at Baltimore
MOST TRIPLES, GAME........................................................................................................................................................................................ 2, Brad Miller, July 5 at Cincinnati
MOST HOME RUNS, GAME............................................................................................................................................................2, 13x, last: Brad Miller, August 13, at Houston
MOST EXTRA BASE HITS, GAME........................................................................................................................3, 3x, last: Raul Ibaez (2B, 2 HR), July 12 vs. Los Angeles (AL)
MOST RBI, 9-INNING GAME............................................................................................................................................................... 6, 2x, last: Kendrys Morales, July 2 at Texas
MOST RBI, EXTRA-INNING GAME.............................................................................................................................................................4, Kyle Seager, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME................................................................................................................................................... 2, 4x, last: Nick Franklin, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
GRAND SLAMS (6)............ Dustin Ackley (May 4 at Toronto), Raul Ibaez (May 15 at New York-AL), Kyle Seager (June 5 vs. Chicago-AL), Henry Blanco (June 15 at Oakland),
............................................................................................................................................................... Nick Franklin (July 21 at Houston) and Henry Blanco (August 1 at Boston)

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (CG):

Mariners.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2, Aaron Harang, June 11 vs. Houston
Opponents...................................................................................................................................................................................................4, Wily Peralta, August 11 vs. Milwaukee
MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME (Starter):
Mariners........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12, Felix Hernandez, April 17 vs. Detroit
Opponents............................................................................................................................................................................................ 12, 3x, last: Eric Stults, May 29 at San Diego
MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME (Reliever):
Mariners........................................................................................................................................................................................5, 3x, last: Danny Farquhar, July 28 vs. Minnesota
Opponents.........................................................................................................................................................................5, 3x, last: Garrett Richards, July 12 vs. Los Angeles (AL)
MOST WALKS, GAME:
Mariners......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5, 2x, last: Brandon Maurer, August 7 vs. Toronto
Opponents....................................................................................................................................................................................5, 2x, last: Dylan Axelrod, June 5 vs. Chicago (AL)
MOST INNINGS, GAME, STARTER:
Mariners.................................................................................................................................................................................... 9.0, 4x, last: Felix Hernandez, July 26 vs. Minnesota
Opponents.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9.0, Jarrod Parker, August 19 at Oakland
MOST INNINGS, GAME, RELIEVER
Mariners.................................................................................................................................................................................................6.2, Blake Beavan, June 6 vs. New York (AL)
Opponents.........................................................................................................................................................................................5.2, 2x, last: Steven Wright, July 11 vs. Boston
LONGEST WINNING STREAK:......................................................................................................................................................................... 6, Felix Hernandez (May 30-July 21)
LONGEST LOSING STREAK:........................................................................................................................................................................4, Brandon Maurer (April 30-August 7)
MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS:
Overall.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................24.0, Felix Hernandez (July 8-26)
Starter......................................................................................................................................................................................................................24.0, Felix Hernandez (July 8-26)
Reliever...........................................................................................................................................................................................................16.0, Tom Wilhelmsen (April 8-May 16)
#Club Record

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2013 MARINERS DAY-BY-DAYS

G
D
D/N OPP W / L
SCORE WINNER/LOSER/SAVE
1
4/1 N @OAK
W
2-0
Hernandez (1-0)/Anderson/Wilhelmsen (1)
2
4/2 N @OAK
W
7-1
Iwakuma (1-0)/Parker
3
4/3 N @OAK L
2-6
Milone/Saunders (0-1)
4
4/4 D @OAK L
2-8
Griffin/Maurer (0-1)
5 4/5 N @CWS W 8-7 (10) Loe (1-0)/Jones/Wilhelmsen (2)
6
4/6 D @CWS L
3-4
Axelrod/Hernandez (1-1)/Reed
7 4/7 D @CWS L 3-4 (10) Reed/Loe (1-1)
8
4/8 N HOU
W
3-0
Saunders (1-1)/Humber/Wilhelmsen (3)
9
4/9 N HOU L
9-16
Clemens/Maurer (0-2)
10 4/10 N HOU L
3-8
Peacock/Beavan (0-1)
11 4/11 N TEX L
3-4
Ortiz/Hernandez (1-2)/Nathan
12 4/12 N TEX
W
3-1
Iwakuma (2-0)/Darvish/Wilhelmsen (4)
13 4/13 N TEX L
1-3
Ortiz/Capps (0-1)/Nathan
14 4/14 D TEX
W
4-3
Maurer (1-2)/Tepesch/Wilhelmsen (5)

4/15
Off Day
15 4/16 N DET L
2-6
Fister/Harang (0-1)
16 4/17 N DET L 1-2 (14) Smyly/Furbush (0-1)/Benoit
17 4/18 D DET
W
2-0
Capps (1-0)/Verlander/Wilhelmsen (6)
18 4/19 N @TEX L
0-7
Darvish/Saunders (1-2)
19 4/20 N @TEX L
0-5
Lowe/Maurer (1-2)
20 4/21 D @TEX L
3-11
Grimm/Harang (0-2)/Kirkman
21 4/22 N @HOU
W
7-1
Hernandez (2-2)/Peacock
22 4/23 N @HOU L
2-3
Norris/Iwakuma (2-1)/Veras
23 4/24 D @HOU L
3-10
Harrell/Saunders (1-3)
24 4/25 N LAA
W
6-0
Maurer (2-3)/Richards
25 4/26 N LAA L
3-6
Wilson/Harang (0-3)/Frieri
26 4/27 N LAA
W
3-2
Hernandez (3-2)/Blanton/Wilhelmsen (7)
27 4/28 D LAA
W
2-1
Capps (2-1)/VARGAS/Wilhelmsen (8)
28 4/29 N BAL
W
6-2
SAUNDERS (2-3)/Britton
29 4/30 N BAL L
2-7
Hammel/Maurer (2-4)
April (12-17)
Batting: .242 (236x975), 29 HR
30 5/1 N BAL
W
8-3
Harang (1-3)/Chen

5/2
Off Day
31 5/3 N @TOR
W
4-0
Hernandez (4-2)/Romero
32 5/4 D @TOR
W
8-1
Iwakuma (3-1)/Dickey
33 5/5 D @TOR L
2-10
Morrow/Saunders (2-4)

5/6
Off Day
34 5/7 N @PIT L
1-4
Gomez/Harang (1-4)/Grilli
35 5/8 D @PIT
W
2-1
Hernandez (5-2)/Burnett/Wilhelmsen (9)

5/9
Off Day
36 5/10 N OAK
W
6-3
Iwakuma (4-1)/Straily/Wilhelmsen (10)
37 5/11 N OAK L
3-4
Parker /Maurer (2-5)/Balfour
38 5/12 D OAK
W
6-1
Saunders (3-4)/Milone

5/13
Off Day
39 5/14 N @NYY L
3-4
Kelley/Furbush (0-2)/Rivera
40 5/15 N @NYY
W
12-2
Iwakuma (5-1)/Hughes
41 5/16 N @NYY
W
3-2
Perez (1-0)/Pettitte/Wilhelmsen (11)
42 5/17 N @CLE L 3-6 (10) Pestano/Luetge (0-1)
43 5/18 D @CLE L
4-5
C. Perez/O. Perez (1-1)
44 5/19 D @CLE L
0-6
Masterson/Hernandez (5-3)
45 5/20 D @CLE L 8-10 (10) Smith/Furbush (0-3)
46 5/21 N @LAA L
0-12
Williams/Harang (1-5)
47 5/22 D @LAA L
1-7
Wilson/Maurer (2-6)

5/23
Off Day
48 5/24 N TEX L
5-9
Grimm/Saunders (3-5)/Nathan
49 5/25 N TEX L
2-5
Holland/Hernandez (5-4)/Nathan
50 5/26 D TEX
W 4-3 (13) Medina (1-0)/Kirkman
51 5/27 D SD
W
9-0
HARANG (2-5)/Richard
52 5/28 N SD L
1-6
Volquez/Maurer (2-7)
53 5/29 N @SD L 2-3 (10) Gregerson/Medina (1-1)
54 5/30 D @SD
W
7-1
Hernandez (6-4)/Cashner
55 5/31 N @MIN
W
3-0
Iwakuma (6-1)/Pelfrey/Wilhelmsen (12)
May (12-14)
Batting: .233 (207x890), 36 HR
56 6/1 D @MIN L
4-5
Thielbar/Wilhelmsen (0-1)
57 6/2 D @MIN L
0-10
Diamond/Bonderman (0-1)
58 6/3 N CWS
W
4-2
Saunders (4-5)/Danks/Wilhelmsen (13)
59 6/4 N CWS
W
7-4
Hernandez (7-4)/Peavy/Wilhelmsen (14)
60 6/5 D CWS L 5-7 (16) Reed/Noesi (0-1)
61 6/6 N NYY L
1-6
Hughes/Harang (2-6)
62 6/7 N NYY
W
4-1
Bonderman (1-1)/Kuroda/Wilhelmsen (15)
63 6/8 D NYY L
1-3
Pettitte/Saunders (4-6)/Rivera
64 6/9 D NYY L
1-2
Robertson/Medina (1-2)/Rivera
65 6/10 N HOU
W
3-2
Iwakuma (7-1)/Keuchel/Wilhelmsen (16)
66 6/11 N HOU
W
4-0
HARANG (3-6)/Norris
67 6/12 N HOU L 1-6
Clemens/Wilhelmsen(0-2)

6/13
Off Day
68 6/14 N @OAK
W
3-2
Saunders (5-6)/Milone/Perez (1)
69 6/15 D @OAK
W
4-0
Hernandez (8-4)/Griffin
70 6/16 D @OAK L
2-10
Colon/Iwakuma (7-2)
71 6/17 N @LAA L
3-11
Vargas/Harang (3-7)
72 6/18 N @LAA W 3-2 (10) Furbush (1-3)/Richards/Medina (1)
73 6/19 N @LAA L
0-1
Wilson/Saunders (5-7)/Frieri
74 6/20 N @LAA L
9-10
Downs/Capps (2-2)/Frieri
75 6/21 N OAK L
3-6
Colon/Iwakuma (7-3)/Balfour
76 6/22 N OAK
W
7-5
Medina (2-2)/Cook
77 6/23 D OAK
W 6-3 (10) Perez (2-1)/Balfour

6/24
Off Day
78 6/25 N PIT L
4-9
Locke/Saunders (5-8)
79 6/26 D PIT L
2-4
Mazzaro/Furbush (1-4)/Melancon

6/27
Off Day
80 6/28 N CHI
W 5-4 (10) Medina (3-2)/Parker
81 6/29 D CHI L 3-5 (11) Villanueva/Perez (2-2)/Parker
82 6/30 D CHI L
6-7
Jackson/Bonderman (1-2)/Gregg
June (11-16)
Batting: .237 (220x938), 28 HR

REC.
POS GA/GB CLUBS
TIME
1-0
T1
--
HOU/LAA 2:46
2-0
1
+0.5
--
3:16
2-1
T1
--
TEX
2:50
2-2
T2
0.5
TEX
2:32
3-2
T2
0.5
TEX
3:42
3-3
3
1.0
OAK
3:07
3-4
3
2.0
OAK
2:52
4-4
3
1.5
OAK/TEX 2:40
4-5
3
2.5
OAK/TEX 3:36
4-6
3
3.5
OAK
3:38
4-7
T3
4.5
OAK
3:11
5-7
T3
4.5
OAK
2:43
5-8
T3
4.5
OAK
2:55
6-8
3
3.5
OAK
2:59
6-8
3
4.0
OAK
6-9
3
5.0
OAK
3:11
6-10
3
6.0
OAK
4:27
7-10
3
5.5
OAK
2:52
7-11
3
5.5
OAK
2:44
7-12
4
5.5
OAK
2:32
7-13
4
6.0
TEX
3:07
8-13
4
6.0
TEX
3:05
8-14
4
6.0
TEX
3:13
8-15
T4
7.0
TEX
2:44
9-15
4
7.0
TEX
2:29
9-16
4
8.0
TEX
3:34
10-16
4
7.0
TEX
2:37
11-16
3
6.0
TEX
2:31
12-16
3
5.5
TEX
2:12
12-17
3
6.5
TEX
3:35
Pitching: 12-17, 8 SV, 4.23 ERA (122 ER, 259.1 IP)
13-17
3
5.5
TEX
2:52
13-17
3
5.0
TEX
14-17
3
5.0
TEX
2:17
15-17
3
5.0
TEX
2:28
15-18
3
6.0
TEX
2:27
15-18
3
5.5
TEX
15-19
3
5.5
TEX
2:44
16-19
3
5.5
TEX
2:48
16-19
3
5.5
TEX
17-19
3
5.5
TEX
2:41
17-20
3
6.5
TEX
3:12
18-20
3
6.5
TEX
2:40
18-20
3
6.0
TEX
18-21
3
7.0
TEX
3:21
19-21
T2
7.0
TEX
2:48
20-21
2
7.0
TEX
3:26
20-22
3
7.0
TEX
3:37
20-23
3
8.0
TEX
2:55
20-24
3
9.0
TEX
2:39
20-25
3
9.0
TEX
3:48
20-26
3
9.0
TEX
2:47
20-27
3
10.0
TEX
2:44
20-27
T3
10.0
TEX
20-28
4
11.0
TEX
3:08
20-29
4
12.0
TEX
3:27
21-29
4
11.0
TEX
4:09
22-29
4
9.5
TEX
2:29
22-30
4
10.0
TEX
2:37
22-31
4
10.5
TEX
2:49
23-31
4
10.5
TEX
2:34
24-31
4
10.5
TEX
2:53
Pitching: 12-14, 4 SV, 4.00 ERA (103 ER, 231.2 IP)
24-32
4
10.5
TEX
3:05
24-33
4
11.5
TEX
2:40
25-33
T3
11.0
TEX
2:32
26-33
T3
10.0
TEX
2:57
26-34
T3
11.0
TEX
5:42
26-35
4
11.0
TEX
2:54
27-35
T3
10.5
OAK
3:06
27-36
4
10.5
OAK
2:47
27-37
4
11.0
TEX
3:12
28-37
3
11.0
TEX
3:02
29-37
3
10.0
OAK/TEX 2:15
29-38
3
11.0
OAK
3:01
29-38
3
11.5
OAK
30-38
3
10.5
OAK
2:55
31-38
3
9.5
OAK
2:47
31-39
3
10.5
OAK
2:59
31-40
4
10.5
OAK
2:56
32-40
3
10.5
OAK
3:42
32-41
4
10.5
OAK
2:27
32-42
4
10.5
OAK
3:36
32-43
4
11.5
OAK
2:37
33-43
4
10.5
OAK/TEX 3:32
34-43
3
10.5
TEX
3:14
34-43
3
10.5
TEX
34-44
4
10.5
TEX/OAK 3:00
34-45
4
11.5
TEX/OAK 2:56
34-45
4
12.0
TEX
35-45
4
12.0
TEX
3:12
35-46
4
12.0
TEX
3:32
35-47
4
13.0
TEX
3:11
Pitching: 11-16, 6 SV, 4.30 ERA (119 ER, 249.1 IP)

ATT
36,067
15,315
15,162
12,134
15,312
22,461
18,708
42,589
10,765
10,496
22,939
15,028
23,506
17,015
12,401
14,983
15,772
36,273
43,025
44,599
23,201
13,929
11,686
13,012
31,545
31,914
20,648
9,818
13,647
12,947
23,779
35,754
22,937
12,973
18,877
25,549
30,099
27,603
41,267
34,081
35,392
34,282
17,574
19,744
19,390
34,095
33,313
22,086
35,024
23,174
18,969
11,925
19,882
18,809
31,430
33,417
34,876
13,498
16,314
20,152
18,779
26,251
38,169
43,392
12,817
10,267
13,823
31,448
24,378
36,067
30,258
33,040
35,401
37,711
23,135
20,721
22,813
21,088
21,267
31,471
34,630
24,757

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G
D
D/N OPP W / L
SCORE WINNER/LOSER/SAVE
REC.
POS GA/GB CLUBS
TIME

7/1
Off Day
35-47
4
13.0
TEX
83 7/2 N @TEX
W
9-2
Saunders (6-8)/Grimm
36-47
4
12.5
OAK
2:49
37-47
4
11.5
OAK
3:07
84 7/3 N @TEX W 4-2 (10) Furbush (2-4)/Ross/Wilhelmsen (17)
85 7/4 N @TEX L
4-5
Lindblom/Iwakuma (7-4)/Nathan
37-48
4
12.5
OAK
3:13
86 7/5 N @CIN
W
4-2
Harang (4-7)/Leake/Perez (2)
38-48
4
12.5
OAK
2:43
87 7/6 D @CIN L
4-13
Latos/Bonderman (1-3)
38-49
4
12.5
OAK
3:21
88 7/7 D @CIN
W
3-1
Saunders (7-8)/Arroyo/Wilhelmsen (18)
39-49
4
12.5
OAK
2:33
89 7/8 N BOS
W
11-4
Hernandez (9-4/Lester
40-49
4
12.5
OAK
3:21
90 7/9 N BOS L
8-11
Breslow/Beavan (0-2)/Uehara
40-50
4
13.5
OAK
3:44
91 7/10 N BOS L
4-11
Doubront/Harang (4-8)
40-51
4
13.5
OAK
3:23
40-52
4
14.0
OAK
4:04
92 7/11 D BOS L 7-8 (10) Wright/Wilhelmsen (0-3)/Uehara
93 7/12 N LAA
W
8-3
Saunders (8-8)/Williams
41-52
4
13.0
OAK
2:45
94 7/13 N LAA
W
6-0
Hernandez (10-4)/Weaver
42-52
4
13.0
OAK
2:57
95 7/14 D LAA
W
4-3
Iwakuma (8-4)/Blanton/Wilhelmsen (19)
43-52
4
13.0
OAK
2:51
7/15

7/16
All-Star Game at New York (NL)
AL 3, NL 0 (Felix Hernandez & Hisashi Iwakuma represented Seattle)
7/17
7/18
96 7/19 N @HOU
W
10-7
Saunders (9-8)/Norris/Wilhelmsen (20)
44-52
4
12.0
OAK
3:46
97 7/20 N @HOU
W
4-2
Iwakuma (9-4)/Bedard/Wilhelmsen (21)
45-52
4
11.0
OAK
2:58
98 7/21 D @HOU
W
12-5
Hernandez (11-4)/Lyles
46-52
4
11.0
OAK
3:29
99 7/22 N CLE
W
2-1
Harang (5-8/Jimenez/Wilhelmsen (22)
47-52
T3
11.0
OAK
2:45
100 7/23 N CLE
W
4-3
Ramirez (1-0)/McAllister/Wilhelmsen (23)
48-52
3
10.0
OAK
2:44
101 7/24 D CLE L
1-10
Kazmir/Saunders (9-9)
48-53
T3
11.0
OAK
2:49
102 7/25 N MIN
W
8-2
Iwakuma (10-4)/Correia
49-53
T3
10.0
OAK
3:03
49-54
T3
11.0
OAK
3:54
103 7/26 N MIN L 2-3 (13) Duensing/Medina (3-3)/Perkins
104 7/27 D MIN L
0-4
Deduno/Harang (5-9)
49-55
T3
12.0
OAK
3:15
105 7/28 D MIN
W
6-4
Ramirez (2-0)/Gibson/Wilhelmsen (24)
50-55
3
12.0
OAK
2:41

7/29
Off Day
50-55
3
12.5
OAK
106 7/30 N @BOS L
2-8
Workman/Saunders (9-10)
50-56
3
12.5
OAK
2:44
50-57
3
12.5
OAK
5:03
107 7/31 N @BOS L 4-5 (15) Britton/Luetge (0-2)
July (15-10)
Batting: .264 (238x902), 35 HR
Pitching: 15-10, 9 SV, 4.16 ERA (108 ER, 233.2 IP)
108 8/1 N @BOS L 7-8
Wright/Perez
50-58
3
13.0
OAK
3:17
109 8/2 N @BAL L
8-11
Tillman/Harang 5-10)/Johnson
50-59
4
13.0
OAK
2:45
110 8/3 N @BAL
W
8-4
Ramirez (3-0)/Feldman/Farquhar (1)
51-59
4
13.0
OAK
3:23
111 8/4 D @BAL
W
3-2
Saunders (10-10)/Chen/Farquhar (2)
52-59
3
12.0
OAK
2:50
112 8/5 N TOR L
1-3
Dickey/Iwakuma (10-5)/Janssen
52-60
3
12.5
OAK
2:43
113 8/6 N TOR L
2-7
Johnson/Hernandez (11-5)
52-61
3
12.5
OAK
2:56
114 8/7 D TOR
W
9-7
Maurer (3-7)/Loup/Farquhar (3)
53-61
3
11.5
OAK/TEX 3:35

8/8
Off Day
53-61
3
11.5
OAK/TEX
115 8/9 N MIL L
5-10
Lohse (8-7)/Saunders (10-11)
53-62
3
12.5
OAK/TEX 2:59
116 8/10 N MIL L
0-10
Gorzelanny/Iwakuma (10-6)
53-63
4
13.5
TEX
2:48
117 8/11 D MIL
W
2-0
Hernandez (12-5)/Peralta/Farquhar (4)
54-63
3
13.5
TEX
2:11

8/12
Off Day
54-63
3
14.0
TEX
118 8/13 N @TB
W
5-4
Ramirez (4-0)/Archer/Farquhar (5)
55-63
3
13.0
TEX
3:13
119 8/14 N @TB L
4-5
Peralta/Farquhar (0-1)
55-64
3
14.0
TEX
3:26
120 8/15 N @TB L
1-7
Cobb/Saunders (10-12)
55-65
3
14.5
TEX
2:59
121 8/16 N @TEX
W
3-1
Iwakuma (11-6)/Cott/Farquhar (6)
56-65
3
13.5
TEX
2:59
122 8/17 N @TEX L
3-15
Perez/Hernandez (12-6)
56-66
3
14.5
TEX
3:25
123 8/18 D @TEX
W
4-3
Medina (4-3)/Nathan/Farquhar (7)
57-66
3
13.5
TEX
3:00
124 8/19 N @OAK L
1-2
PARKER/Capps (2-3)
57-67
3
14.5
TEX
2:19
125 8/20 N @OAK
W
7-4
Maurer (4-7)/Doolittle/Farquhar (8)
58-67
3
14.5
TEX
3:10
126 8/21 D @OAK
W
5-3
Iwakuma (12-6)/Griffin/Farquhar (9)
59-67
3
14.5
TEX
2:47

8/22
Off Day
59-67
3
14.5
TEX
127 8/23 N LAA L
0-2
Richards/Hernandez (12-7)/Frieri
59-68
3
15.5
TEX
2:45
128 8/24 N LAA L
1-5
Vargas/Ramirez (4-1)
59-69
3
15.5
TEX
3:18
129 8/25 D LAA
RH Aaron Harang vs. RH Jered Weaver
130 8/26 N TEX
LH Joe Saunders vs. LH Travis Blackley
131 8/27 N TEX
RH Hisashi Iwakuma vs. LH Derek Holland
132 8/28 D TEX
RH Felix Hernandez vs. LH Martin Perez
133 8/29 N @HOU
134 8/30 N @HOU
135 8/31 N @HOU
August (9-12)
Batting: .240 (169x705), 22 HR
Pitching: 9-12, 9 SV, 5.10 ERA (104 ER, 183.2 IP)
136 9/1 D @HOU
137 9/2 D @KC
138 9/3 N @KC
139 9/4 N @KC
140 9/5 D @KC
141 9/6 N TB
142 9/7 N TB
143 9/8 D TB
144 9/9 N HOU
145 9/10 N HOU
146 9/11 N HOU

9/12
Off Day
147 9/13 N @STL
148 9/14 N @STL
149 9/15 D @STL
150 9/16 N @DET
151 9/17 N @DET
152 9/18 N @DET
153 9/19 D @DET
154 9/20 N @LAA
155 9/21 N @LAA
156 9/22 D @LAA
157 9/23 N KC
158 9/24 N KC
159 9/25 N KC

9/26
Off Day
160 9/27 N OAK
161 9/28 N OAK
162 9/29 D OAK
September (0-0)
Batting: .--- (---), 0 HR
Pitching: 0-0, 0 SV, -.-- ERA (-- ER, -- IP)

ATT
39,579
39,468
46,476
31,596
34,965
32,669
21,830
21,076
20,468
25,367
21,375
32,466
25,643

24,635
25,733
38,838
18,000
16,308
25,688
18,135
23,162
24,524
35,087
34,578
35,059
35,886
25,947
35,231
30,759
32,170
28,198
34,792
34,827
46,027
25,390
13,294
14,910
13,299
37,596
44,247
40,832
11,112
13,041
18,641
21,616
24,477