| Final | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | R | H | E |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEA | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 |
| ANA « | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | X | 1 | 6 | 0 |
| Preview | Matchup | Lineup | Log | Wrap | Box W:C.Wilson(6-5) L:J.Saunders(5-7) S:E.Frieri (16) HR: SEA- None ANA- None | ||||||||||||
It’s been a slow but somewhat steady climb out of slumpsville for Dustin Ackley. The Mariners’ talented second baseman and projected franchise cornerstone struggled badly to start this season.
With an 8-1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday at Rogers Centre, the Seattle Mariners have won seven of nine games since a brutal road trip to Texas to inch closer to .500 with a 15-17 record.
TORONTO — Felix Hernandez is on one of those dominant runs again — the ones where opposing batters probably feel like they are wasting their time the moment they step into the batter’s box.
TORONTO — Tacoma Rainiers skipper Daren Brown hadn’t even officially spent a game as the Seattle Mariners’ third base coach before he was sticking up for third base coaches everywhere.
Kyle Seager went 3-for-4 and hit a two-run homer and Felix Hernandez shined over eight scoreless frames as the Seattle Mariners defeated the Toronto Blue Jays, 4-0, Friday in the first of a three-game set at Rogers Centre.
Five hours before the first pitch Thursday night at Cheney Stadium, the rooms adjacent to the Rainiers’ clubhouse reflected the vagabond nature of pro-baseball lifers.
Five hours before the first pitch Thursday night at Cheney Stadium, the rooms adjacent to the Rainiers’ clubhouse reflected the vagabond nature of pro-baseball lifers.
Carter Capps feels guilty, and he really shouldn’t. There have nights during this season when, because of his prior workload, he wasn’t available to pitch no matter what the score.
Kendrys Morales went 3-for-5 with three RBI and two runs scored as the Seattle Mariners captured an 8-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles to take the rubber match of a three-game set at Safeco Field.
Aaron Harang and the Mariners cruised to a series-clinching 8-3 win over Baltimore on Wednesday at a chilly Safeco Field, capping a 5-2 homestand.
The Mariners sent right-handed pitcher Blake Beavan down to Triple-A Tacoma and recalled left-handed reliever Lucas Luetge on Wednesday.
The Mariners’ outfield shuffle continues.
The words “smallest crowd in Safeco Field history” shouldn’t faze me anymore. It’s one of those phrases involving the Mariners that are Muzak to the ears, as familiar as manager Eric Wedge’s laments about runners stranded in scoring position and the tightness in Franklin Gutierrez’s hamstrings.
Rookie Brandon Maurer appeared to be past the kind of start he had Tuesday night.
Nate McLouth hit a solo home run and Jason Hammel picked up his fourth win of the season -- all of which have come on the road -- as the Baltimore Orioles downed the Seattle Mariners, 7-2, Tuesday in the middle test of a three-game set at Safeco Field.
There was no reason to wait. If Michael Saunders was healthy enough to be activated off the 15-day disabled list, then he was going to be back in the starting lineup immediately.
In the midst of saying “It was just a bad day” several times following his previous start in Houston — a forgettable eight-run, 11-hit outing — Joe Saunders also said that he would “go get ’em next time.”
Joe Saunders allowed just two runs on four hits to record his eighth career complete game, as the Seattle Mariners bested the Baltimore Orioles, 6-2, on Monday in the opener of a three-game set at Safeco Field.
The Seattle Mariners activated outfielder Michael Saunders from the 15-day disabled list on Monday and optioned outfielder Carlos Peguero to Triple-A Tacoma.
Michael Morse was pretty certain he hit the ball well enough to be a home run, something the Mariners sorely needed. When it cleared the wall, he let out a scream and violently pumped his fist.
Josh Hamilton’s abominable April inched closer to its finish Sunday at Safeco Field, where the veteran outfielder looked less like the prize acquisition of baseball’s 2013 free-agent class than a desperate hacker in need of a swing coach.
On Sunday – thanks to late solo home runs from Jason Bay and Michael Morse, and the outstanding pitching of Hisashi Iwakuma – the Mariners capped a bounce-back series by beating the Los Angeles Angels, a team with a $128 million payroll, for the third time in four games.
Michael Morse crushed a solo home run in the bottom of the eighth inning, breaking a 1-1 tie and lifting the Seattle Mariners to a 2-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Safeco Field.
The Mariners held a team meeting before Saturday’s game so third base coach Jeff Datz could inform the team he has been diagnosed with cancer.
Once again, the Seattle Mariners were bedeviled by the final 90 feet between third base and home plate for much of Saturday evening.
The Mariners held a team meeting before Saturday’s game so third base coach Jeff Datz could inform the team he has been diagnosed with cancer.
In his 10-year career, Jason Bay has been written into the starting lineup 1,178 times. But never once in all those games with the San Diego Padres, Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox and New York Mets was his name ever atop the batting order at the leadoff spot.
When the Seattle Mariners acquired Aaron Harang, they believed they were getting a capable starting pitcher who would give them consistency and quality innings at the No. 5 spot in the rotation.
Mark Trumbo and Hank Conger each cranked two- run home runs as the LA Angels of Anaheim took the second test of a four-game series with the Seattle Mariners with a 6-3 win on Friday night.
Eric Wedge, who is as weary of watching the Mariners’ punchless bats as the rest of us, made a lineup change the other day. The world sustained its orbit around the sun — the stock market didn’t tumble 2,000 points in 20 minutes — but the manager’s maneuver is more substantial than it looks.
A couple of Seattle Mariners who already have had their ups and downs in relatively short Major League careers were up – way up – on Thursday. Carlos Peguero hit the third-longest home run in Safeco Field history, and Brandon Maurer picked up his second career win as the Mariners beat the Los Angeles Angels, 6-0.
One flicker of light from the Mariners’ 1-5 trip came from second baseman Dustin Ackley, who went 9-for-22 (.409) with two doubles.
Brandon Maurer struck out six over 6 1/3 stellar innings, as the Seattle Mariners downed the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 6-0, on Thursday in the opener of a four-game set at Safeco Field.
HOUSTON — Robert Andino getting a start on the Wednesday game wasn’t much of a surprise. Brendan Ryan started the previous two games and continued to struggle at the plate.
HOUSTON – Eric Wedge sat at his desk quietly waiting for the media. His hat was off and his face was red – but not because of a sunburn. No, this was a shade of red with a little purple mixed in that came from the frustration of watching the Seattle Mariners lose again.
Mariners manager Eric Wedge made a curious announcement this morning. After being asked about Robert Andino being in the line-up and the possibility of getting some contributions from him offensively, Wedge casually mentioned that Andino will be staying in the line-up.
HOUSTON — There isn’t much drama when something is expected.
HOUSTON — The numbers are simple and unflattering.
Marwin Gonzalez homered and the Astros bullpen allowed just one hit over four innings as Houston downed the Seattle Mariners, 3-2, on Tuesday night.
The Seattle Mariners placed outfielder Franklin Gutierrez on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday with a strained right hamstring.
HOUSTON — The hope that Franklin Gutierrez would play back-to-back games to start this series was dashed Monday when he couldn’t finish the first game.
It took more starts than he wanted, but Felix Hernandez finally got his 100th career win.
The Seattle Mariners finally scored some runs and helped Felix Hernandez pick up his 100th career win.
ArLINGTON, Texas — While the rest of his Mariners teammates struggle and flail, Kyle Seager has been the lone bright spot during a dreary stretch of offensive ineptitude.
Perhaps the best thing to be said of the three-game series with the Texas Rangers is that it’s mercifully over.
ARLINGTON, Texas — The information made Eric Wedge chuckle a little. And he hasn’t had much to make him smile in the past few days, not the way his team has been playing.
When Carlos Triunfel hit for the cycle on Wednesday night against Fresno, he became the first player to do it at Cheney Stadium since 1997.
ARLINGTON, Texas — For the past week, Eric Wedge has stubbornly maintained his belief in the offensive potential of his team. Even before Saturday’s 5-0 loss to the Texas Rangers, he was adamant about what this team can do at the plate.
ARLINGTON, Texas — No offense to Nick Tepesch, but the Seattle Mariners will be glad to see him starting on the pitcher’s mound today.
ARLINGTON, TEXAS — No offense to Nick Tepesch, but the Seattle Mariners will be glad to see him starting on the pitcher’s mound Saturday.
ARLINGTON, TEXAS – Batting practice never felt so good. Michael Saunders, who has spent the past week on the disabled list with a right shoulder strain, took batting practice early Friday afternoon. It was a small step in his recovery, but an important one.
Yu Darvish tossed seven scoreless innings and the Texas Rangers beat the Seattle Mariners, 7-0, in the opener of a three- game series.
Seattle – The Mariners’ first homestand at reconfigured Safeco Field ended Thursday without the shorter dimensions making a major impression on the club’s offensive numbers, or on manager Eric Wedge.
Tom Wilhelmsen realized his relief work wasn’t finished Thursday after watching Endy Chavez make a sprawling catch in center field. The Seattle Mariners still needed one more out to seal their 2-0 victory over Detroit, and if there’s a theme to the Mariners’ 2013 season, it’s that nothing comes easy.
The Mariners’ first homestand at reconfigured Safeco Field ended Thursday without the shorter dimensions making a major impression on the club’s offensive numbers, or on manager Eric Wedge.
A pitchers’ duel was expected Thursday at Safeco Field, and a pitchers’ duel was provided. In the end, three Seattle Mariners pitchers combined to beat Justin Verlander and the Detroit Tigers, 2-0, in Seattle.
The Seattle Mariners have recalled pitcher Hector Noesi from Triple-A Tacoma and optioned pitcher Bobby LaFromboise to the minor league club.
Stephen Pryor was in the Mariners clubhouse Wednesday with his right arm in a sling.
Bryan Pena pushed the go-ahead run across and Prince Fielder kept the lead in tact by gunning out Justin Smoak at the plate, as the Detroit Tigers came away with a 2-1 victory in marathon 14-inning pitchers duel at Safeco Field.
The merits of wins as a viable statistic to measure a pitcher’s value can be debatable. As antiquated of a measure as it may be, either Detroit’s Max Scherzer or Seattle’s Felix Hernandez deserved to get a win on Wednesday.
It was a little easier for Eric Wedge when he sat down to write out the Mariners’ starting lineup before Tuesday night’s game against the Detroit Tigers.
SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners are now in the television business.
Anyway you look at it – by traditional baseball statistics or sabermetrics – the decision to trade Doug Fister to Detroit in the middle of the 2011 season was a mistake by the Mariners.
Miguel Cabrera went 3-for-5 with a two-run homer and four RBI, as the Detroit Tigers rolled over the Seattle Mariners, 6-2, in the opener of a three-game set at Safeco Field.
The Mariners announced they have formed a new regional sports network in partnership with DirecTV Sports Networks. Basically, the Mariners bought the majority stake in the current ROOT Sports network. While the Mariners own the entity, it will be operated daily by DirecTV Sports networks – the minority partner – under the ROOT Sports Northwest brand.
The change had to be changed. After nine games and 33 plate appearances, Dustin Ackley looked at what he was trying to do at the plate and made the decision to try something different. What he was doing simply wasn’t working.
Seattle Mariners reliever Stephen Pryor has been placed on the 15-day disabled list with a tear in his right latissimus dorsi muscle.
After 14 games in 14 days, the Seattle Mariners get a well-deserved day off today. They are the last team in all of big league baseball to have a day off.
The message to Brandon Maurer was simple. Forget about the Texas Rangers. Forget about the scouting reports and hitters’ heat zones. Forget about the results and the expectations.
Jesus Montero knocked in the tying run and scored on Dustin Ackley's go-ahead single in the sixth inning as the Seattle Mariners eked by the Texas Rangers, 4-3, in the finale of a four-game series.
Eric Wedge’s 13th lineup card of the young season contained a familiar twist Saturday night: The name of center fielder Franklin Gutierrez, dealing with tightness in his right groin, was not on it.
Another potent outing from left-hander Joe Saunders at Safeco Field was wasted by quiet Seattle bats in a 3-1 loss to the Texas Rangers on Saturday night.
Mike Zunino absorbs baseball information like a sponge. His curiosity is a trait that already has endeared him to coaches and executives in the Mariners' organization.
It took a 40-pitch bullpen session from Aaron Harang on Friday for manager Eric Wedge and pitching coach Carl Willis to determine he’s ready to join the starting rotation.
On a night when almost all of Japan was watching back home, the quiet veteran, pitching on his 32nd birthday, showed the young superstar that he is also a pretty damn good pitcher.
Hisashi Iwakuma pitched 6 2/3 innings on his 32nd birthday to help the Seattle Mariners take a 3-1 win over the Texas Rangers in the second of four games from Safeco Field.
The 100th victory will have to wait for another start for Felix Hernandez. The Mariners’ right-hander remains stuck at 99 after failing to notch a win on Thursday night.
Seattle right fielder Michael Morse left in the seventh inning of Thursday's loss to the Texas Rangers.
A.J. Pierzynski hit a solo home run to help the Texas Rangers take a 4-3 win over the Seattle Mariners in the opener of a four-game series.
Michael Saunders would not change a thing. If he could go back in time and replay the situation from Wednesday night – same fly ball, same nasty crash into the wall, same highlight-reel catch – he would do it all again because that’s who he is and that’s how he’s going to play.
Tuesday and Wednesday weren’t stellar for the Seattle Mariners’ starting rotation. The lowly Houston Astros racked up 24 runs in two games, roughing up starter Brandon Maurer (two-thirds of an inning, six runs allowed on seven hits) and Blake Beavan (5† innings, five earned runs on 10 hits) in the process and leaving Seattle’s bullpen overworked and depleted.
The Seattle Mariners placed outfielder Michael Saunders on the 15-day disabled list prior to Thursday's game against the Texas Rangers due to a sprained AC joint in his right shoulder.
The Seattle Mariners have acquired pitcher Aaron Harang from the Colorado Rockies in exchange for minor-league pitcher Steven Hensley.
The Mariners have acquired starting pitcher Aaron Harang from the Colorado Rockies for a minor-league reliever Steven Hensley.
Reliever Bobby LaFromboise took a call from Tacoma manager Daren Brown around 12:15 a.m. Wednesday before making one of his own.
Few were around to see it, but the Mariners took two head-shaking losses Wednesday night.
Chris Carter finished 3-for-5 with a two-run home run and two runs scored to lead the Houston Astros to an 8-3 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday in the rubber match of a three-game set at Safeco Field.
Maybe it’s the self-produced heat that has convinced Kendrys Morales he doesn’t need batting gloves.
Midway through the fourth inning, Houston led 13-0, the smallest crowd in Safeco Field history was watching, Astros starter Erik Bedard had a perfect game going, and “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet” played over the speakers.
His first time around with the Seattle Mariners, Mike Morse was the most exuberant guy in the clubhouse, a 6-foot-5 shortstop prospect with the playful demeanor of a Labrador puppy.
Through seven games this season, the Houston Astros had managed just 17 runs. They erupted for 16 in one game on Tuesday night.
One pitch, one hit. There would be no perfect game this time.
A quick straw poll of the Mariners players about the changes to the Safeco Field outfield revealed a curious result.
Seattle’s new opponents in the American League West, the Houston Astros, proved to be just the right guests for the Mariners’ home opener Monday night.
The new closer configurations at Safeco Field have not stopped Joe Saunders’ success.
Joe Saunders struck out five over 6 1/3 scoreless innings, as the Seattle Mariners blanked the Houston Astros, 3-0, in their home-opener Monday at Safeco Field.
The first thing I noticed about the modified outfield wall at Safeco Field is that I didn't notice it until I was asked if I noticed it.
Michael Morse is going to be aggressive at the plate. He wants hit the ball and hit it a long ways. That aggressiveness has produced good and bad results for the big slugger this season.
Aaron Goldsmith has gone from the minor leagues – calling games as the lead announcer for the AAA Pawtucket Red Sox last season – to broadcasting from Safeco Field Monday night as the new radio announcer for the Seattle Mariners.
When Dayan Viciedo’s screaming line drive crashed into the left-field seats at U.S. Cellular Field in the 10th inning Sunday, it became the White Sox’s 44th win via walk-off home run since the park opened in 1991. And it feels like 43 of them have come against the Seattle Mariners.
Dayan Viciedo clubbed a solo home run in the bottom of the 10th inning to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 4-3 win over the Seattle Mariners in the rubber match of a three-game series at U.S. Cellular Field.
CHICAGO — What’s next? A torrential downpour? A tornado? Perhaps a blizzard? In two days at U.S. Cellular Field, the Seattle Mariners have experienced a wide array of weather conditions – and they haven’t been enjoyable
Danny Hultzen and Mike Zunino are just beginning to get to know one another. The Seattle Mariners are hoping their relationship blossoms.
The personal milestones for Felix Hernandez will have to wait for his next start. The chance for his 100th career win and his 1,500th career strikeout were blown away on a day when 25 to 30 mph gusts turned U.S. Cellular Field into a wind tunnel.
CHICAGO — Nothing can be simple for the Seattle Mariners when they play the Chicago White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field. They had lost 19 of their previous 22 games there. But on Friday, the Mariners found a way to prevail in their house of horrors, outlasting the White Sox, 8-7, in 10 innings.
CHICAGO — There were no caribou roaming the outfield grass or penguins perched on the pitcher’s mound. So maybe it wasn’t that cold.
Kendrys Morales and Jesus Montero drove in runs in the 10th inning, and Tom Wilhelmsen escaped a bases-loaded jam in the bottom half to preserve Seattle's 8-7 win over the Chicago White Sox.
OAKLAND — Every baseball player has their “Welcome to the Big Leagues” moment. Brandon Maurer’s came quite early Thursday afternoon in his major league debut during the 8-2 loss to the Oakland A’s at O.co Coliseum.
OAKLAND — Michael Morse hit a bunch of home runs in spring training – nine in 20 games. Morse has already hit a bunch of home runs in the regular season – four in four games.
Jed Lowrie provided the Oakland Athletics with the jolt they needed after struggling over the first two games.
Well, the Seattle Mariners won’t be going undefeated this season. The dream of a 162-0 record was crushed under an avalanche of slippery pitches and doubles allowed by Mariners starting pitcher Joe Saunders in a 6-2 loss to the Oakland A’s at O.co Coliseum on Wednesday night.
If Brandon Maurer is nervous, he was doing his best to hide it as he sat at his locker before Wednesday night’s game. It was less than 24 hours before his major league debut and the biggest moment of professional career, and yet his greatest concern was securing enough tickets for the 24 guests planning on attending this afternoon’s game at the O.co Coliseum.
PEORIA, ARIZ. – With spring training finally over, the Tacoma Rainiers flew from the desert to Fresno, Calif., to open the Pacific Coast League baseball season Thursday.
OAKLAND — John Jaso was still grinning Tuesday about the gift he received from Felix Hernandez before the Mariners’ opener against the A’s on Monday.
The cavernous old ballyard in Oakland was just big enough for Hisashi Iwakuma and not quite big enough to hold Michael Morse in the Mariners’ 7-1 victory over the Athletics on Tuesday night.
Michael Morse crushed his first two home runs of the season while Kyle Seager went 3-for-3 with two runs scored as the Seattle Mariners remained perfect on the year with a 7-1 win over the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday night.
A new season began on Monday for the Seattle Mariners. But the same old Felix Hernandez showed up at O.co Coliseum to continue his dominance of the Oakland A’s on Monday night.
OAKLAND — A new season began on Monday for the Seattle Mariners. But the same old Felix Hernandez showed up at O.co Coliseum to continue his dominance of the Oakland A’s on Monday night.
OAKLAND — Dustin Ackley was in the No. 8 spot in the Mariners’ opening day batting order against Oakland and he was perfectly fine with it.
At Safeco Field, the 2013 Seattle Mariners season began Monday night with an existential question: What if they didn’t host a baseball game and lots of people showed up?
Felix Hernandez, who signed a big contract in the offseason, tossed 7 2/3 scoreless innings to help the Seattle Mariners beat the Oakland Athletics, 2-0, in the season opener for both teams on Monday.
Players cards for all the members of the 2013 Seattle Mariners.
There wasn’t much drama to it. Jason Bay was told on Friday and everyone else assumed it was a foregone conclusion even before that. But on Sunday, the Mariners made it official, finalizing their 25-man roster with Bay winning the last roster spot over Casper Wells.
As Seattle goes into its 2013 opener tonight in Oakland (7:07 p.m., Root Sports), the Mariners hope to leave behind the 2012 legacy: Last place in the American League in batting average (.234), slugging percentage (.369), on-base percentage (.296), runs (619) and runs per game (3.82).
PEORIA, Ariz. — For the past few seasons, the questions and concerns have been all about the Seattle Mariners’ offense or complete lack of anything resembling an attack.
Hello. My name is Houston, your new neighbor in the American League West. I guess an introduction is in order.
Some questions that are begging for answers before the first pitch of the 2013 baseball season is thrown Sunday night.
Kendrys Morales and Justin Smoak each hit a solo home run as the Seattle Mariners took a 4-3 win over the Colorado Rockies in the final preseason matchup for both clubs on Saturday.
SALT LAKE CITY — Brad Miller knows in the next few days his big league dream will go back to being just that. But for the Seattle Mariners’ infield prospect, he’s going to enjoy one last game with the big boys before resuming his minor league climb back to where he currently is.
MESA, Ariz. — There was hope of some finality for the Seattle Mariners on their last day in Arizona. Instead, Casper Wells and Jason Bay will have to remain in baseball-roster limbo a while longer.
As the Seattle Mariners’ exhibition season was approaching closure Thursday, the team unveiled a new acquisition at Safeco Field: A 21st century scoreboard.
Kyle Seager and Kelly Shoppach each drove in two runs to lead the Seattle Mariners to a 6-4 win over the Chicago Cubs in spring training.
PEORIA, Ariz. — Brandon Maurer exited manager Eric Wedge’s office trying not to smile too much or act too happy. He walked fast, without running, to grab his phone from his locker. With phone in hand, he speed-walked out of the Mariners’ clubhouse and into the Arizona sunshine — he was about to make one of the most enjoyable phone calls in his life.
Nate Tenbrink hit a bases-clearing double and Mike Morse launched a two-run homer as Seattle dropped Los Angeles, 10-7, in Cactus League play.
It was apparent yesterday, but it’s been confirmed today that Brandon Maurer and Blake Beavan will round out the rotation. Maurer will actually be the No. 4 starter and Beavan the No. 5 starter. The main reason for that is having Maurer make his start in the pitcher friendly Oakland Coliseum instead of the bandbox known as U.S. Cellular field.
PEORIA, Ariz. — Jeremy Bonderman couldn’t hide the disappointment. He knew his chance to make the Seattle Mariners’ starting rotation out of spring training likely wilted in the desert sun Tuesday on the pitcher’s mound of Peoria Stadium.
Miguel Tejada was 3-for-5 with two doubles and two RBI and the Kansas City Royals defeated the Seattle Mariners, 11-6, in spring training action.
For one, the Houston Astros now call the American League West their home, meaning it's probably a safe bet that the Mariners won't occupy the cellar.
Eric Wedge has a pretty good idea of what the Seattle Mariners starting rotation is going to be when they open the season April 1 in Oakland.
Jesus Montero hit a grand slam and drove in six runs as the Seattle Mariners pounded the Cincinnati Reds, 16-0, in spring training action.
The 2013 Seattle Mariners can do it. All signs are go. They’ll need some help from Lady Luck, of course, but there’s reason for high hopes and big dreams.
It’s 7:30 a.m. in the Mariners clubhouse on Sunday morning. No one is really awake. A few sleepy-eyed players look at Sudoku puzzles or pick at breakfast, a few sit in front of their lockers still wondering why they are up so early.
Paul Goldschmidt slugged a two-run homer and drove in four runs as Arizona doubled up Seattle, 8-4, in Cactus League action.
The Seattle Mariners signed outfielder Endy Chavez to a minor league contract on Sunday.
There was a new, but familiar face in the Mariners clubhouse on Sunday morning. Outfielder Endy Chavez was unpacking his gear.
MARINERS BLOG
- Angels 1, Mariners 0 – a loss in a very Seattle way
- Wednesday's line-ups, official game notes, updated stats and Wedge pregame comments vs. the Angels
- Mariners minor league report, June 19, 2013: Slick fielding shortstop Chris Taylor promoted to Double A Jackson
- Mariners 3, Angels 2 (10 innings): a rare win at Angels Stadium
- Tuesday's line-ups, official game notes, updated stats, Wedge pregame comments vs. the Angels
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