2024: Chart
At least the Mariners will stay in Seattle; not every fanbase can say that
Mariners 85, Other Teams 77
Run differential: +69
2022 run differential: +67
Rotation FIP/ERA: 3.64/3.38 (3rd, 1st)
Bullpen FIP/ERA: 3.91/3.71 (15th, 9th)
Offense wRC+: 104 (11th)
Team OAA: -17 (24th)
Team BsR: 1.4 (14th)
Most Hydro Race wins: Green (28)
Most Salmon Run wins: King (28)
Logan Gilbert IP, K: 208.2, 220 (1st, 6th)
George Kirby K/BB: 7.78 (1st, min 100 IP)
Bryan Woo K/BB: 7.77 (2nd)
Bryce Miller splitter RV: 10 (1st among splitters)
Luis Castillo four-seamer RV: 18 (10th among all pitches in MLB)
Andrés Muñoz swinging-strike rate: 17.1% (8/402 min 40 IP)
Ty France HBP counter: 11 (plus 2 as a Red)
Mariners HBP counter: 116 (most since 1900)
Mariners K counter: 1625 (2nd most ever)
Julio Rodríguez wRC+ through July 3: 83
Julio Rodríguez wRC+ since July 4: 165
Cal Raleigh fWAR: 5.4 (13th in MLB, only Mariners catcher with a 5-fWAR season)
Cal Raleigh HR, CS: 34, 32 (T-12th (1st among catchers), 1st)
Catchers with a 30 HR-30 CS season: 12
Catchers with three 25 HR-25 CS seasons: 5 (Piazza, Bench, Fisk, Parrish, Raleigh)
Josh Rojas OAA: 7 (1st among AL 3B)
Combined wRC+ from hitters acquired over offseason (Garver, Haniger, Polanco, Raley, Urias, Zavala): 98
Combined wRC+ from hitters acquired mid-season (Arozarena, Robles, Turner): 134
Mariners on the BA top-100: 8 (most in MLB)
Playoff Odds Chart
Working up a 10-game lead by mid-June: Bryce Miller, +1.6 cWPA
Becoming the only team to ever turn a 10-game lead into a 6-game defecit: J.P. Crawford, -1.2 cWPA
Seasons since Mariners’ last playoff appearance: 2