2012 Seattle Mariners season

2012 Seattle Mariners
Ichiro Suzuki's final season with the Mariners
Major League affiliations
American League (since 1977)
Western Division (since 1977)
Location
Safeco Field (since 1999)
Seattle, Washington (since 1977)
Results
Record	75–87 (.463)
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)
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 2012 Seattle Mariners season was the 36th season in franchise history. The Mariners played their 13th full season (14th overall) at Safeco Field and finished with a record of 75-87, 4th place in the AL West.

Regular season

Game log

Legend
	Mariners win
	Mariners loss
	Postponement
Bold	Mariners team member

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March/April: 11-13 (Home: 3–6; Road: 8–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
1	March 28	@ Athletics (@ Tokyo, Japan)	3–1 (11)	Wilhemsen (1–0)	Carignan (0–1)	League (1)	44,227	1–0	^[1]
2	March 29	@ Athletics (@ Tokyo, Japan)	1–4	Colón (1–0)	Kelley (0–1)	Balfour (1)	43,391	1–1	^[2]
3	April 6	@ Athletics	7–3	Vargas (1–0)	McCarthy (0–1)	–	35,067	2–1	^[3]
4	April 7	@ Athletics	8–7	Hernández (1–0)	Colón (1–1)	League (2)	16,612	3–1	^[4]
5	April 9	@ Rangers	5–11	Darvish (1–0)	Noesí (0–1)		42,003	3–2	^[5]
6	April 10	@ Rangers	0–1	Feliz (1–0)	Beavan (0–1)	Nathan (2)	25,753	3–3	^[6]
7	April 11	@ Rangers	4–3	Luetge (1–0)	Nathan (0–2)	League (3)	32,342	4–3	^[7]
8	April 12	@ Rangers	3–5	Holland (1–0)	Vargas (1–1)	Adams (1)	31,513	4–4	^[8]
9	April 13	Athletics	0–4	Colón (2–1)	Hernández (1–1)		46,026	4–5	^[9]
10	April 14	Athletics	4–0	Noesí (1–1)	Milone (1–1)		21,071	5–5	^[10]
11	April 15	Athletics	5–3	Beavan (1–1)	Godfrey (0–2)	League (4)	19,650	6–5	^[11]
12	April 17	Indians	8–9	R. Pérez (1–0)	Furbush (0–1)	C. Perez (3)	12,461	6–6	^[12]
13	April 18	Indians	4–1	Vargas (2–1)	Lowe (2–1)	League (5)	11,343	7–6	^[13]
14	April 19	Indians	1–2	Tomlin (1–1)	League (0–1)	Perez (4)	12,942	7–7	^[14]
15	April 20	White Sox	3–7	Sale (2–1)	Noesí (1–2)		19,947	7–8	^[15]
16	April 21	White Sox	0–4	Humber (1–0)	Beavan (1–2)		22,472	7–9	^[16]
17	April 22	White Sox	4–7	Danks (2–2)	Millwood (0–1)	Santiago (4)	19,975	7–10	^[17]
18	April 24	@ Tigers	7–4	Vargas (3–1)	Scherzer (1–2)	League (6)	30,073	8–10	^[18]
19	April 25	@ Tigers	9–1	Hernández (2–1)	Wilk (0–3)		28,527	9–10	^[19]
20	April 26	@ Tigers	5–4	Furbush (1–1)	Porcello (1–2)	League (7)	31,451	10–10	^[20]
21	April 27	@ Blue Jays	9–5 (10)	Furbush (2–1)	Pérez (2–1)		24,303	11–10	^[21]
22	April 28	@ Blue Jays	0–7	Morrow (2–1)	Millwood (0–2)		30,765	11–11	^[22]
23	April 29	@ Blue Jays	2–7	Álvarez (1–2)	Vargas (3–2)		22,320	11–12	^[23]
24	April 30	@ Rays	2–3 (12)	Howell (1–0)	League (0–2)		9,458	11–13	^[24]

May: 12–17 (Home: 6–7; Road: 6–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
25	May 1	@ Rays	1–3	Moore (1–1)	Noesí (1–3)	Rodney (8)	9,972	11–14	^[25]
26	May 2	@ Rays	4–5	Shields (5–0)	Beavan (1–3)	Peralta (1)	9,837	11–15	^[26]
27	May 3	@ Rays	3–4	Niemann (2–3)	Millwood (0–3)	Rodney (9)	11,575	11–16	^[27]
28	May 4	Twins	2–3	Pavano (2–2)	Wilhemsen (1–1)	Capps (5)	22,492	11–17	^[28]
29	May 5	Twins	7–0	Hernández (3–1)	Marquis (2–1)		28,437	12–17	^[29]
30	May 6	Twins	5–2	Noesí (2–3)	Blackburn (0–4)		23,913	13–17	^[30]
31	May 7	Tigers	3–2	Delabar (1–0)	Dotel (1–1)		14,462	14–17	^[31]
32	May 8	Tigers	4–6	Verlander (3–1)	Millwood (0–4)	Valverde (6)	13,455	14–18	^[32]
33	May 9	Tigers	2–1	Vargas (4–2)	Putkonen (0–1)	League (8)	15,655	15–18	^[33]
34	May 11	@ Yankees	2–6	Kuroda (3–4)	Hernández (3–2)		37,226	15–19	^[34]
35	May 12	@ Yankees	2–6	Hughes (3–4)	Noesí (2–4)	Logan (1)	43,954	15–20	^[35]
36	May 13	@ Yankees	6–2	Millwood (1–4)	Pettitte (0–1)		41,631	16–20	^[36]
37	May 14	@ Red Sox	1–6	Lester (2–3)	Vargas (4–3)		37,334	16–21	^[37]
38	May 15	@ Red Sox	0–5	Beckett (3–4)	Beavan (1–4)		37,292	16–22	^[38]
39	May 16	@ Indians	3–9	Jiménez (4–3)	Hernández (3–3)		12,092	16–23	^[39]
40	May 17	@ Indians	5–6 (11)	Smith (4–1)	League (0–3)		12,894	16–24	^[40]
41	May 18	@ Rockies	4–0	Millwood (2–4)	White (0–3)		34,887	17–24	^[41]
42	May 19	@ Rockies	10–3	Vargas (5–3)	Friedrich (1–1)		30,784	18–24	^[42]
43	May 20	@ Rockies	6–4	Beavan (2–4)	Guthrie (2–2)		36,662	19–24	^[43]
44	May 21	Rangers	6–1	Hernández (4–3)	Darvish (6–2)		18,672	20–24	^[44]
45	May 22	Rangers	1–3	Harrison (5–3)	Noesí (2–5)	Nathan (10)	15,604	20–25	^[45]
46	May 23	Rangers	5–3	Millwood (3–4)	Feldman (0–2)	League (9)	23,097	21–25	^[46]
47	May 24	Angels	0–3	Haren (2–5)	Vargas (5–4)		18,048	21–26	^[47]
48	May 25	Angels	4–6	Isringhausen (1–0)	League (0–4)	Downs (4)	23,517	21–27	^[48]
49	May 26	Angels	3–5	Williams (5–2)	Hernández (4–4)	Frieri (2)	29,483	21–28	^[49]
50	May 27	Angels	2–4	Wilson (6–4)	Noesí (2–6)	Downs (5)	24,467	21–29	^[50]
51	May 28	@ Rangers	2–4	Harrison (6–3)	Delabar (1–1)	Nathan (11)	41,384	21–30	^[51]
52	May 29	@ Rangers	10–3	Vargas (6–4)	Feldman (0–3)		34,531	22–30	^[52]
53	May 30	@ Rangers	21–8	Beavan (3–4)	Holland (4–4)	Iwakuma (1)	43,580	23–30	^[53]

June: 11–16 (Home: 6–9; Road: 5–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
54	June 1	@ White Sox	4–7	Crain (1–0)	Kelley (0–2)	Reed (7)	19,168	23–31	^[54]
55	June 2	@ White Sox	10–8 (12)	Wilhelmsen (2–1)	Reed (0–1)	Iwakuma (2)	26,200	24–31	^[55]
56	June 3	@ White Sox	2–4	Sale (7–2)	Millwood (3–5)		23,062	24–32	^[56]
57	June 4	@ Angels	8–6	Vargas (7–4)	Santana (2–7)	Wilhelmsen (1)	36,079	25–32	^[57]
58	June 5	@ Angels	1–6	Richards (1–0)	Beavan (3–5)		35,021	25–33	^[58]
59	June 6	@ Angels	8–6	Kelley (1–2)	Williams (6–3)	Wilhelmsen (2)	37,342	26–33	^[59]
60	June 8	Dodgers	1–0	Pryor (1–0)	Elbert (0–1)	Wilhelmsen (3)	22,028	27–33	^[60]
61	June 9	Dodgers	3–8	Kershaw (5–3)	Vargas (7–5)		30,287	27–34	^[61]
62	June 10	Dodgers	2–8	Billingsley (4–4)	Beavan (3–6)		34,807	27–35	^[62]
63	June 12	Padres	4–5	Richard (3–7)	Hernández (4–5)	Street (6)	13,084	27–36	^[63]
64	June 13	Padres	0–1	Marquis (3–5)	Noesí (2–7)	Street (7)	13,931	27–37	^[64]
65	June 14	Padres	2–6	Vólquez (3–6)	Ramírez (0–1)		17,306	27–38	^[65]
66	June 15	Giants	2–4	Vogelsong (6–2)	Vargas (7–6)	Casilla (18)	29,818	27–39	^[66]
67	June 16	Giants	7–4	Iwakuma (1–0)	Lincecum (2–8)	Wilhelmsen (4)	30,589	28–39	^[67]
68	June 17	Giants	2–1	Wilhelmsen (3–1)	Romo (2–1)		40,603	29–39	^[68]
69	June 18	@ Diamondbacks	1–7	Miley (8–3)	Noesí (2–8)		24,284	29–40	^[69]
70	June 19	@ Diamondbacks	12–9 (10)	Furbush (3–1)	Putz (1–4)	Wilhelmsen (5)	21,568	30–40	^[70]
71	June 20	@ Diamondbacks	10–14	Cahill (6–5)	Vargas (7–7)		29,630	30–41	^[71]
72	June 22	@ Padres	5–9	Richard (5–7)	Millwood (3–6)	Street (9)	30,053	30–42	^[72]
73	June 23	@ Padres	5–1	Hernández (5–5)	Marquis (3–7)		30,922	31–42	^[73]
74	June 24	@ Padres	0–2	Vólquez (4–7)	Noesí (2–9)	Street (10)	27,529	31–43	^[74]
75	June 25	Athletics	0–1	Milone (8–5)	Ramírez (0–2)	Cook (5)	17,101	31–44	^[75]
76	June 26	Athletics	3–2	Furbush (4–1)	Miller (2–1)	Wilhelmsen (6)	12,411	32–44	^[76]
77	June 27	Athletics	1–2	Parker (4–3)	Iwakuma (1–1)	Cook (6)	18,158	32–45	^[77]
78	June 28	Red Sox	1–0	Hernández (6–5)	Atchison (2–1)		20,692	33–45	^[78]
79	June 29	Red Sox	0–5	Cook (2–1)	Noesí (2–10)		23,094	33–46	^[79]
80	June 30	Red Sox	3–2 (11)	Kelley (2–2)	Aceves (0–5)		31,311	34–46	^[80]

July: 15–11 (Home: 9–7; Road: 6–4)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
81	July 1	Red Sox	1–2 (10)	Padilla (2–0)	League (0–5)	Aceves (19)	34,065	34–47	^[81]
82	July 2	Orioles	6–3	Delabar (2–1)	Hammel (8–4)	Wilhelmsen (7)	14,805	35–47	^[82]
83	July 3	Orioles	4–5	O'Day (5–0)	Furbush (4–2)	Johnson (24)	16,270	35–48	^[83]
84	July 4	Orioles	2–4	Tillman (1–0)	Noesí (2–11)	Johnson (25)	21,982	35–49	^[84]
85	July 6	@ Athletics	1–4 (11)	Norberto (1–1)	Pérez (0–1)		10,819	35–50	^[85]
86	July 7	@ Athletics	7–1	Vargas (8–7)	Parker (5–4)		16,136	36–50	^[86]
87	July 8	@ Athletics	1–2 (13)	Norberto (2–1)	Pérez (0–2)		20,075	36–51	^[87]
88	July 13	Rangers	2–3	Holland (6–4)	Millwood (3–7)	Nathan (19)	23,721	36–52	^[88]
89	July 14	Rangers	7–0	Hernández (7–5)	Darvish (10–6)		29,951	37–52	^[89]
90	July 15	Rangers	0–4	Harrison (12–4)	Iwakuma (1–2)		27,378	37–53	^[90]
91	July 16	@ Royals	9–4	Vargas (9–7)	Sánchez (1–6)		16,697	38–53	^[91]
92	July 17	@ Royals	9–6	Beavan (4–6)	Verdugo (0–1)	Wilhelmsen (8)	15,769	39–53	^[92]
93	July 18	@ Royals	7–8	Holland (4–2)	Kinney (0–1)		17,312	39–54	^[93]
94	July 19	@ Royals	6–1	Hernández (8–5)	Smith (1–3)		16,706	40–54	^[94]
95	July 20	@ Rays	3–4 (14)	McGee (3–2)	Wilhelmsen (3–2)		14,143	40–55	^[95]
96	July 21	@ Rays	2–1	Vargas (10–7)	Cobb (4–7)	Wilhelmsen (9)	18,800	41–55	^[96]
97	July 22	@ Rays	2–1	Beavan (5–6)	Moore (6–7)	Wilhelmsen (10)	20,908	42–55	^[97]
98	July 23	Yankees	1–4	Kuroda (10–7)	Millwood (3–8)	Soriano (25)	29,911	42–56	^[98]
99	July 24	Yankees	4–2	Hernández (9–5)	García (4–4)	Wilhelmsen (11)	31,908	43–56	^[99]
100	July 25	Yankees	2–5	Phelps (2–3)	Luetge (1–1)	Soriano (26)	36,071	43–57	^[100]
101	July 26	Royals	4–1	Vargas (11–7)	Mendoza (4–7)	Wilhelmsen (12)	15,014	44–57	^[101]
102	July 27	Royals	6–1	Beavan (6–6)	Guthrie (3–11)		14,953	45–57	^[102]
103	July 28	Royals	4–3	Millwood (4–8)	Chen (7–9)	Wilhelmsen (13)	32,111	46–57	^[103]
104	July 29	Royals	7–6	Pérez (1–2)	Mijares (2–2)	Wilhelmsen (14)	19,402	47–57	^[104]
105	July 30	Blue Jays	4–1	Iwakuma (2–2)	Romero (8–8)	Luetge (1)	22,443	48–57	^[105]
106	July 31	Blue Jays	7–2	Vargas (12–7)	Laffey (2–2)		21,434	49–57	^[106]

August: 15–12 (Home: 9–2; Road: 6–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
107	August 1	Blue Jays	5–3	Beavan (7–6)	Villanueva (6–1)	Wilhelmsen (15)	22,537	50–57	^[107]
108	August 3	@ Yankees	3–6	Sabathia (11–3)	Millwood (4–9)		45,872	50–58	^[108]
109	August 4	@ Yankees	1–0	Hernández (10–5)	Kuroda (10–8)		47,067	51–58	^[109]
110	August 5	@ Yankees	2–6	García (5–5)	Iwakuma (2–3)		45,878	51–59	^[110]
111	August 6	@ Orioles	1–3	Tillman (5–1)	Vargas (12–8)	Johnson (33)	21,184	51–60	^[111]
112	August 7	@ Orioles	7–8 (14)	O'Day (6–0)	Kelley (2–3)		15,433	51–61	^[112]
113	August 8	@ Orioles	2–9	Johnson (1–0)	Millwood (4–10)		17,312	51–62	^[113]
114	August 10	@ Angels	5–6	Frieri (2–0)	Kinney (0–2)		39,016	51–63	^[114]
115	August 11	@ Angels	7–4	Iwakuma (3–3)	Haren (8–9)		38,722	52–63	^[115]
116	August 12	@ Angels	4–1	Vargas (13–8)	Weaver (15–2)	Wilhelmsen (16)	36,505	53–63	^[116]
117	August 13	Rays	1–4	Cobb (7–8)	Beavan (7–7)	Rodney (37)	16,205	53–64	^[117]
118	August 14	Rays	3–2	Pryor (2–0)	Rodney (2–2)		17,065	54–64	^[118]
119	August 15	Rays	1–0	Hernández (11–5)	Hellickson (7–8)		21,889	55–64	^[119]
120	August 17	Twins	5–3	Iwakuma (4–3)	Blackburn (4–9)	Wilhelmsen (17)	22,602	56–64	^[120]
121	August 18	Twins	3–2	Wilhelmsen (4–2)	Robertson (1–1)		21,154	57–64	^[121]
122	August 19	Twins	5–1	Beavan (8–7)	Deduno (4–1)	Kinney (1)	22,635	58–64	^[122]
123	August 20	Indians	5–3	Furbush (5–2)	Smith (7–4)	Wilhelmsen (18)	14,687	59–64	^[123]
124	August 21	Indians	5–1	Hernández (12–5)	Hernández (0–2)	Luetge (2)	39,204	60–64	^[124]
125	August 22	Indians	3–1	Pryor (3–0)	Pestano (3–1)	Wilhelmsen (19)	18,578	61–64	^[125]
126	August 24	@ White Sox	8–9	Reed (3–1)	Wilhelmsen (4–3)		25,058	61–65	^[126]
127	August 25	@ White Sox	4–5	Jones (6–0)	Beavan (8–8)	Reed (24)	27,562	61–66	^[127]
128	August 26	@ White Sox	3–4 (7)	Jones (7–0)	Millwood (4–11)		23,146	61–67	^[128]
129	August 27	@ Twins	1–0	Hernández (13–5)	Hendriks (0–7)		31,883	62–67	^[129]
130	August 28	@ Twins	5–2	Iwakuma (5–3)	Diamond (10–6)	Wilhelmsen (20)	29,854	63–67	^[130]
131	August 29	@ Twins	0–10	Deduno (5–2)	Vargas (13–9)		29,281	63–68	^[131]
132	August 30	@ Twins	5–4	Beavan (9–8)	Duensing (3–10)	Wilhelmsen (21)	32,578	64–68	^[132]
133	August 31	Angels	1–9	Haren (9–10)	Millwood (4–12)		17,739	64–69	^[133]

September/October: 11–18 (Home: 7–9; Road: 4–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record	Boxscore
134	September 1	Angels	2–5	Santana (8–11)	Hernández (13–6)	Frieri (17)	22,910	64–70	^[134]
135	September 2	Angels	2–1	Iwakuma (6–3)	Weaver (16–4)	Wilhelmsen (22)	20,584	65–70	^[135]
136	September 3	Red Sox	4–1	Vargas (14–9)	Buchholz (11–5)	Wilhelmsen (23)	21,641	66–70	^[136]
137	September 4	Red Sox	3–4	Lester (9–11)	Beavan (9–9)	Bailey (2)	12,754	66–71	^[137]
138	September 5	Red Sox	2–1	Millwood (5–12)	Cook (3–9)	Wilhelmsen (24)	13,037	67–71	^[138]
139	September 7	Athletics	1–6	Griffin (5–0)	Hernández (13–7)		17,128	67–72	^[139]
140	September 8	Athletics	1–6	Anderson (4–0)	Iwakuma (6–4)		23,177	67–73	^[140]
141	September 9	Athletics	2–4	Milone (12–10)	Vargas (14–10)	Balfour (16)	14,403	67–74	^[141]
142	September 11	@ Blue Jays	4–3	Ramírez (1–2)	Morrow (8–6)	Wilhelmsen (25)	12,935	68–74	^[142]
143	September 12	@ Blue Jays	3–2	Millwood (6–12)	Romero (8–14)	Wilhelmsen (26)	13,519	69–74	^[143]
144	September 13	@ Blue Jays	3–8	Álvarez (9–12)	Hernández (13–8)		13,756	69–75	^[144]
145	September 14	@ Rangers	3–9	Darvish (15–9)	Iwakuma (6–5)		45,075	69–76	^[145]
146	September 15	@ Rangers	8–6	Luetge (2–1)	Scheppers (1–1)	Wilhelmsen (27)	47,267	70–76	^[146]
147	September 16	@ Rangers	1–2	Harrison (17–9)	Beavan (9–10)	Uehara (1)	45,928	70–77	^[147]
148	September 17	Orioles	4–10	Tillman (8–2)	Noesí (2–12)		13,036	70–78	^[148]
149	September 18	Orioles	2–4 (18)	Hunter (5–8)	Luetge (2–2)	Johnson (44)	12,608	70–79	^[149]
150	September 19	Orioles	1–3 (11)	Ayala (5–4)	Kinney (0–3)	Johnson (45)	14,001	70–80	^[150]
151	September 21	Rangers	6–3	Iwakuma (7–5)	Pérez (1–2)	Wilhelmsen (28)	17,893	71–80	^[151]
152	September 22	Rangers	1–0	Beavan (10–10)	Harrison (17–10)	Wilhelmsen (29)	17,671	72–80	^[152]
153	September 23	Rangers	2–3	Dempster (12–7)	Vargas (14–11)	Nathan (35)	19,024	72–81	^[153]
154	September 25	@ Angels	4–5	Greinke (15–5)	Ramírez (1–3)	Frieri (21)	38,538	72–82	^[154]
155	September 26	@ Angels	3–4	Frieri (5–2)	Pryor (3–1)		37,916	72–83	^[155]
156	September 27	@ Angels	9–4	Iwakuma (8–5)	Haren (12–12)		37,377	73–83	^[156]
157	September 28	@ Athletics	2–8	Griffin (7–1)	Beavan (10–11)		16,376	73–84	^[157]
158	September 29	@ Athletics	4–7 (10)	Balfour (3–2)	Pérez (1–3)		21,517	73–85	^[158]
159	September 30	@ Athletics	2–5	Doolittle (2–1)	Kelley (2–4)	Balfour (22)	21,057	73–86	^[159]
160	October 1	Angels	4–8	Wilson (13–10)	Hernández (13–9)		13,963	73–87	^[160]
161	October 2	Angels	6–1	Iwakuma (9–5)	Haren (12–13)		14,353	74–87	^[161]
162	October 3	Angels	12–0	Beavan (11–11)	Weaver (20–5)		15,614	75–87	^[162]

Standings

American League West

American League West	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Oakland Athletics	94	68	0.580	—	50–31	44–37
Texas Rangers	93	69	0.574	1	50–31	43–38
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	89	73	0.549	5	46–35	43–38
Seattle Mariners	75	87	0.463	19	40–41	35–46

American League Wild Card

Division Winners	W	L	Pct.
New York Yankees	95	67	0.586
Oakland Athletics	94	68	0.580
Detroit Tigers	88	74	0.543

Wild Card teams (Top 2 qualify for 1-game playoff)	W	L	Pct.	GB
Baltimore Orioles	93	69	0.574	—
Texas Rangers	93	69	0.574	—
Tampa Bay Rays	90	72	0.556	3
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	89	73	0.549	4
Chicago White Sox	85	77	0.525	8
Seattle Mariners	75	87	0.463	18
Toronto Blue Jays	73	89	0.451	20
Kansas City Royals	72	90	0.444	21
Boston Red Sox	69	93	0.426	24
Cleveland Indians	68	94	0.420	25
Minnesota Twins	66	96	0.407	27

Record against opponents

Team	BAL	BOS	CWS	CLE	DET	KC	LAA	MIN	NYY	OAK	SEA	TB	TEX	TOR	NL
Baltimore	–	13–5	6–2	4–4	3–3	5–4	2–7	5–2	9–9	4–5	8–1	10–8	2–5	11–7	11–7
Boston	5–13	–	6–2	5–3	5–5	4–3	0–6	4–3	5–13	1–8	5–4	9–9	2–6	7–11	11–7
Chicago	2–6	2–6	–	11–7	6–12	6–12	3–5	14–4	5–2	3–3	8–1	4–3	6–3	6–4	9–9
Cleveland	4–4	3–5	7–11	–	10–8	8–10	5–4	6–12	1–5	2–8	4–4	4–4	4–5	2–4	8–10
Detroit	3–3	5–5	12–6	8–10	–	13–5	5–5	10–8	4–6	4–3	1–5	5–2	3–7	4–2	11–7
Kansas City	4–5	3–4	12–6	10–8	5–13	–	4–5	7–11	3–4	5–4	1–7	4–2	4–5	2–6	8–10
Los Angeles	7–2	6–0	5–3	4–5	5–5	5–4	–	6–3	4–5	9–10	11–8	1–9	10–9	4–4	12–6
Minnesota	2–5	3–4	4–14	12–6	8–10	11–7	3–6	–	3–4	4–5	2–8	1–5	2–8	2–5	9–9
New York	9–9	13–5	2–5	5–1	6–4	4–3	5–4	4–3	–	5–5	6–3	8–10	4–3	11–7	13–5
Oakland	5–4	8–1	3–3	8–2	3–4	4–5	10–9	5–4	5–5	–	12–7	5–4	11–8	5–4	10–8
Seattle	1–8	4–5	1–8	4–4	5–1	7–1	8–11	8–2	3–6	7–12	–	4–6	9–10	6–3	8–10
Tampa Bay	8–10	9–9	3–4	4–4	2–5	2–4	9–1	5–1	10–8	4–5	6–4	–	5–4	14–4	9–9
Texas	5–2	6–2	3–6	5–4	7–3	5–4	9–10	8–2	3–4	8–11	10–9	4–5	–	6–3	14–4
Toronto	7–11	11–7	4–6	4–2	2–4	6–2	4–4	5–2	7–11	4–5	3–6	4–14	3–6	–	9–9

Source: MLB Standings Grid

Roster

2012 Seattle Mariners

Roster

Pitchers

49 Blake Beavan

58 Carter Capps

35 Steve Delabar

41 Charlie Furbush

34 Félix Hernández

18 Hisashi Iwakuma

23 Shawn Kelley

53 Josh Kinney

43 Brandon League

44 Lucas Luetge

25 Kevin Millwood

45 Héctor Noesí

36 Óliver Pérez

46 Stephen Pryor

50 Erasmo Ramírez

52 George Sherrill

38 Jason Vargas

54 Tom Wilhelmsen

Catchers

27 John Jaso

63 Jesús Montero

30 Miguel Olivo

Infielders

13 Dustin Ackley

20 Mike Carp

61 Munenori Kawasaki

16 Alex Liddi

26 Brendan Ryan

15 Kyle Seager

17 Justin Smoak

8 Carlos Triunfel

Outfielders

9 Chone Figgins

21 Franklin Gutiérrez

4 Carlos Peguero

12 Trayvon Robinson

55 Michael Saunders

51 Ichiro Suzuki

10 Eric Thames

33 Casper Wells

Other batters

39 Luis Jiménez

Manager

22 Eric Wedge

Coaches

29 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)

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	Pedro Grifol
A	Clinton LumberKings	Midwest League	Eddie Menchaca
A-Short Season	Everett AquaSox	Northwest League	Rob Mummau
Rookie	Pulaski Mariners	Appalachian League	José Moreno
Rookie	AZL Mariners	Arizona League	Mike Kinkade

References

External links

2012 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 Miami 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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