Seattle Mariners Starting Lineup 7/20/21 Mariners Lineup
50-44, 3rd in AL West
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12:40 am GMT , 7/21
Seattle Mariners 
The Seattle Mariners weren't expected to make a lot of noise in the AL West. The problem was they made even less. Over the last handful of seasons, they have gutted the middle of their batting order. To date, they haven't found a source of power to replace these lost bats. The Mariners played six games under their expectations last year, and some envision them having even more problems in 2020. Their batting order is a list of who's that players from top to bottom. Only at third base is there any name recognition.
There is another looming problem. Seven Seattle hitters are projected to bat under .250. In addition, every projected starting hitter is estimated to strike out more than 100 times. This doesn't bode well for offensive efficiency. Now we look at the five-man rotation that Seattle is showing. There isn't a single starter that projects top-20 in the American League. Only their number-one ace is projected to win more games than he loses. There are a couple of youngsters who might improve Seattle's pending fortunes, but don't expect it to be much.
Mariners Starting Lineup
Most Common Mariners Lineups
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2021 Recent Mariners Lineups
| Game | Score | Starting Pitcher | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
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| 7/18 @ LAA | W 7-4 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 7/18 @ LAA | L 4-9 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 7/17 @ LAA | W 6-5 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 7/11 vs LAA | L 1-7 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 7/11 vs LAA | W 2-0 | | | | | | | | | | |
Contents
- Seattle Mariners Starting Lineup 7/20/21
- Mariners Starting Lineup
- Most Common Mariners Lineups
- 2021 Recent Mariners Lineups
- Seattle Mariners FAQ
- Who Will Replace Mitch Haniger?
- Does Kyle Seager Start In Seattle?
- Who Plays Shortstop For The Mariners?
- What Is The Best Mariners Lineup Of All-Time?
- What Is The Worst Mariners Lineup Of All-Time?
- Who Has Played The Most Games For The Mariners?
Seattle Mariners FAQ
Seattle is in the midst of a major rebuild, and are fielding a team of young players. However, the speed of this team should make them at least fun to watch, especially with most of them being higher-end prospects. Evan White is a name to keep an eye on with the starting first base job. You also have Kyle Lewis and Shed Long, who are younger names that are looking to establish themselves in the Mariners long term plans. There are a few older names on the team, but not by much. Mallex Smith and JP Crawford are both former top prospects trying to find some consistency. Kyle Seager has had some injury troubles of late, but when healthy has been a decent bat in the middle of the order.
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Who Will Replace Mitch Haniger?
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Does Kyle Seager Start In Seattle?
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Who Plays Shortstop For The Mariners?
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What Is The Best Mariners Lineup Of All-Time?
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What Is The Worst Mariners Lineup Of All-Time?
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Who Has Played The Most Games For The Mariners?
Who Will Replace Mitch Haniger?
With Mitch Haniger injured, this gives the opportunity for some younger players to play. Mallex Smith will shift on over to the right field, and Dee Gordon will fill in with Kyle Lewis as the remaining outfielders.
Does Kyle Seager Start In Seattle?
The long time Seattle third baseman continues to start in Seattle. Seager had battled injuries over the last two seasons but has had strong offensive years when he was healthy. Seager will start another year in Seattle.
Who Plays Shortstop For The Mariners?
J.P. Crawford is the starting shortstop for the Seattle Mariners. Crawford won the job last season but has failed to live up to the hype of being a top prospect. Crawford will hit in the bottom half of the order.
What Is The Best Mariners Lineup Of All-Time?
The 1997 Seattle Mariners won 90 games but lost in the ALDS. Edgar Martinez and Ken Griffey Jr were clicking, but they also had Alex Rodriguez leading off. This was a stacked lineup.
What Is The Worst Mariners Lineup Of All-Time?
In 1978, the Seattle Mariners won just 35% of their games and had a total War of 13.9. Seattle was historically bad during this time period as they failed to develop any of their young picks, nor did they splash the cash in free agency.
Who Has Played The Most Games For The Mariners?
Edgar Martinez played 18 years with the Seattle Mariners, logging over 2,000 games. This is the most in Seattle history. Martinez is a Hall of Famer, and he had a .418 OBP during his time with the Mariners.
