Seattle Mariners

The Seattle Mariners brought Major League Baseball to the Pacific Northwest over 40 years ago and remain a staple for area sports fans. Grab your Seattle Mariners tickets from Ticket Club and save big.

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What to Expect from the 2019 Seattle Mariners Schedule

The 2019 Seattle Mariners schedule will kick off on March 28 for MLB Opening Day. They’ll begin their campaign at home against the current World Series champions Boston Red Sox in a thrilling opener. This season will feature the Mariners hosting American League rivals Houston, Kansas City, and Baltimore as well as National League sluggers like the Cardinals, Padres and Cubs.

Safeco Field

2019 marks the 20th year that the Mariners have called Safeco Field their home. The beautiful ballpark is located in the heart of the city near some of Seattle’s most famous attractions, including the Space Needle, Seattle Aquarium and Pike Place Market. It can seat over 47,000 patrons and every seat in the house offers a great view of the field, making it one of the most visited ballparks in the Major League.

Mariners History

The Seattle Mariners date back to 1977, when they joined the American League as an expansion team. Their early years were rather turbulent and riddled with new management transitions to produce a winning squad. These efforts were unlucky, however, as the Mariners racked up 13 consecutive losing seasons despite fielding strong players like Gaylord Perry, Harold Reynolds, Mark Langston and Alvin Davis. Their luck turned around by the early 1990s thanks to the addition of Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr., who spent a decade with Seattle before shifting to different rosters and ultimately returned in 2009 for the final season of his career.

Under Griffey’s leadership on the field, the Mariners were winning for the first time in team history, and in 1995 finally claimed their first divisional title in the AL West. They repeated this success in 1997 and 2001 with the likes of Edgar Martinez and Ichiro Suzuki bolstering the roster. The Mariners have yet to win, or play for, a World Series title and are currently in the midst of a 17-year playoff drought. Despite this, they are tied for the league record for most wins in a single season after their dominant 2001 season, which they finished 116-46.

Seattle Mariners Retired Numbers

11 – Edgar Martinez – DH, 3B, Coach
24 – Ken Griffey Jr. – OF

Seattle Mariners Players in the Baseball Hall of Fame

Pat Gillick
Goose Gossage
Ken Griffey Jr.
Rickey Henderson
Randy Johnson
Gaylord Perry
Dick Williams