Seattle Mariners Starting Lineup 10/14/19 Mariners Lineup

68-94, 5th in AL West

red-x Projected Proj

OAK 1 @ SEA 3

Final

Updated: 7:00 am GMT, 9/30

The Seattle Mariners sold off on a lot of players, trying to rebuild for the future. They didn’t bring in young players, so instead we have a lot of names that will be on the block during the middle of the season. Jay Bryce and Edwin Encarnacion are those main names. Both can have some power value in Seattle, and they are a reason why this team isn’t completely hopeless this season. They kept Mitch Haniger and Dee Gordon, which helps the offense, but the addition of Domingo Santana gives them a big power bat that was buried in Milwaukee last season. It is an unusual group off outcasts, but they are going to be sneaky good value for offense this season. Outside of Gordon there isn’t a big mix of speed, and we have to hope Safeco doesn’t depress home runs again.

Updated: 7:00 am GMT, 9/30

Starting Lineup

J. Dunn , (R), SP

1. S. Long , (L), LF

2. J. Crawford , (L), SS

3. K. Seager , (L), 3B

4. K. Lewis , (R), RF

5. D. Vogelbach , (L), DH

6. A. Nola , (R), 1B

7. O. Narvaez , (L), C

8. D. Gordon , (L), 2B

9. M. Smith , (L), CF

Pos	Pitcher
SP	Justin Dunn J. Dunn (R)

Pos	Pitcher	Rating	GS	Record	IP	Batters Faced	Hits	Runs	ER	HR Allowed	BB	SO	K%	BB%	WHIP	BABIP	Salary	Projection
SP	Justin Dunn J. Dunn (R)	68	4	0-0	6.2	30	2	2	2	0	9	5	0.06%	0.71%	1.65	0.125	$4000	18.40

Pos	Hitter
LF	Shed Long S. Long (L)
SS	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford (L)
3B	Kyle Seager K. Seager (L)
RF	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis (R)
DH	Daniel Vogelbach D. Vogelbach (L)
1B	Austin Nola A. Nola (R)
C	Omar Narvaez O. Narvaez (L)
2B	Dee Gordon D. Gordon (L)
CF	Mallex Smith M. Smith (L)

Pos	Hitter	Rating	Order	G	PA	Hits	1B	2B	3B	HR	RBI	Runs	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	Salary	Projection
LF	Shed Long S. Long (L)	72	1	42	168	40	22	12	1	5	15	21	3	4	0.263	0.333	0.45	0.787	$3000	12.6
SS	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford (L)	75	2	93	393	78	46	21	4	7	46	43	5	3	0.226	0.313	0.37	0.684	$2700	12.7
3B	Kyle Seager K. Seager (L)	80	3	107	443	93	50	19	1	23	63	55	2	2	0.237	0.318	0.47	0.784	$3200	11.07
RF	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis (R)	68	4	18	75	19	8	5	0	6	13	10	0	0	0.268	0.293	0.59	0.885	$3400	12.01
DH	Daniel Vogelbach D. Vogelbach (L)	83	5	144	558	96	49	17	0	30	76	73	0	1	0.208	0.341	0.44	0.78	$3000	11.61
1B	Austin Nola A. Nola (R)	73	6	79	266	64	41	12	1	10	31	37	1	0	0.269	0.342	0.45	0.796	$2900	11.54
C	Omar Narvaez O. Narvaez (L)	68	7	133	482	119	85	12	0	22	55	63	0	0	0.278	0.353	0.46	0.813	$2600	11.4
2B	Dee Gordon D. Gordon (L)	77	8	118	418	108	87	12	6	3	34	36	22	5	0.275	0.304	0.36	0.663	$2100	10.05
CF	Mallex Smith M. Smith (L)	76	9	134	564	116	82	19	9	6	37	70	46	11	0.227	0.3	0.34	0.635	$2800	11.12

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Most Common Mariners Lineups

3 Games
1. Mallex Smith
2. J.P. Crawford
3. Austin Nola
4. Kyle Seager
5. Omar Narvaez
6. Daniel Vogelbach
7. Tim Lopes
8. Jake Fraley
9. Dee Gordon

3 Games
1. Mallex Smith
2. J.P. Crawford
3. Domingo Santana
4. Daniel Vogelbach
5. Omar Narvaez
6. Kyle Seager
7. Tim Beckham
8. Dylan Moore
9. Dee Gordon

2 Games
1. Mallex Smith
2. J.P. Crawford
3. Domingo Santana
4. Daniel Vogelbach
5. Omar Narvaez
6. Kyle Seager
7. Austin Nola
8. Mac Williamson
9. Dee Gordon

2 Games
1. Mallex Smith
2. J.P. Crawford
3. Domingo Santana
4. Daniel Vogelbach
5. Omar Narvaez
6. Kyle Seager
7. Tim Beckham
8. Mac Williamson
9. Dee Gordon

2 Games
1. Dee Gordon
2. Mitch Haniger
3. Edwin Encarnacion
4. Domingo Santana
5. Ryon Healy
6. Tim Beckham
7. J.P. Crawford
8. Tom Murphy
9. Mallex Smith

2 Games
1. Mallex Smith
2. Mitch Haniger
3. Domingo Santana
4. Edwin Encarnacion
5. Jay Bruce
6. Tim Beckham
7. Ryon Healy
8. Tom Murphy
9. Dee Gordon

2019 Recent Mariners Lineups

Game	Score	Starting Pitcher	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
9/29 vs OAK	W 3-1	Justin Dunn J. Dunn (R), 0 IP, 0 SO, 0 ER, ND	Shed Long S. Long	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford	Austin Nola A. Nola	Kyle Seager K. Seager	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis	Omar Narvaez O. Narvaez	Daniel Vogelbach D. Vogelbach	Mallex Smith M. Smith	Dee Gordon D. Gordon
9/29 vs OAK	L 0-1	Marco Gonzales M. Gonzales (L), 0 IP, 0 SO, 0 ER, ND	Shed Long S. Long	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford	Austin Nola A. Nola	Kyle Seager K. Seager	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis	Tom Murphy T. Murphy	Domingo Santana D. Santana	Tim Lopes T. Lopes	Mallex Smith M. Smith
9/28 vs OAK	W 4-3	Justus Sheffield J. Sheffield (L), 0 IP, 0 SO, 0 ER, ND	Shed Long S. Long	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford	Austin Nola A. Nola	Kyle Seager K. Seager	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis	Daniel Vogelbach D. Vogelbach	Tom Murphy T. Murphy	Donnie Walton D. Walton	Dylan Moore D. Moore
9/27 vs OAK	L 1-3	Felix Hernandez F. Hernandez (R), 0 IP, 0 SO, 0 ER, ND	Shed Long S. Long	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis	Kyle Seager K. Seager	Austin Nola A. Nola	Omar Narvaez O. Narvaez	Domingo Santana D. Santana	Dylan Moore D. Moore	Mallex Smith M. Smith
9/26 vs HOU	L 0-3	Yusei Kikuchi Y. Kikuchi (L), 0 IP, 0 SO, 0 ER, ND	Shed Long S. Long	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford	Kyle Seager K. Seager	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis	Omar Narvaez O. Narvaez	Daniel Vogelbach D. Vogelbach	Tom Murphy T. Murphy	Dee Gordon D. Gordon	Tim Lopes T. Lopes
9/25 vs HOU	L 0-3	Justin Dunn J. Dunn (R), 0 IP, 0 SO, 0 ER, ND	Shed Long S. Long	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis	Kyle Seager K. Seager	Omar Narvaez O. Narvaez	Austin Nola A. Nola	Daniel Vogelbach D. Vogelbach	Dee Gordon D. Gordon	Mallex Smith M. Smith
9/22 @ BAL	L 1-2	Marco Gonzales M. Gonzales (L), 0 IP, 0 SO, 0 ER, ND	Shed Long S. Long	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis	Kyle Seager K. Seager	Tom Murphy T. Murphy	Austin Nola A. Nola	Tim Lopes T. Lopes	Dylan Moore D. Moore	Braden Bishop B. Bishop
9/21 @ BAL	W 7-6	Justus Sheffield J. Sheffield (L), 0 IP, 0 SO, 0 ER, ND	Shed Long S. Long	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis	Kyle Seager K. Seager	Tom Murphy T. Murphy	Daniel Vogelbach D. Vogelbach	Domingo Santana D. Santana	Dee Gordon D. Gordon	Mallex Smith M. Smith
9/20 @ BAL	L 3-5	Felix Hernandez F. Hernandez (R), 0 IP, 0 SO, 0 ER, ND	Shed Long S. Long	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford	Kyle Seager K. Seager	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis	Omar Narvaez O. Narvaez	Austin Nola A. Nola	Daniel Vogelbach D. Vogelbach	Dylan Moore D. Moore	Dee Gordon D. Gordon
9/18 @ PIT	W 4-1	Justin Dunn J. Dunn (R), 2 IP, 1 SO, 0 ER, ND	Shed Long S. Long	J.P. Crawford J. Crawford	Austin Nola A. Nola	Kyle Seager K. Seager	Kyle Lewis K. Lewis	Tom Murphy T. Murphy	Dee Gordon D. Gordon	Dylan Moore D. Moore	Justin Dunn J. Dunn

2019 Seattle Mariners Pitching Analysis

We might want to know who their newest signing is, mainly because he is a pitcher that is jumping right into the rotation. Yusei Kikuchi is a 27-year-old left-hander from Japan, and had a 3.08 ERA in 2018, and in 2017 he had a 1.97 ERA. These are all numbers from overseas, but he has some potential. Safeco is a positive place to pitch, and by the names around him, he also benefits from having a sneaky good defense. Seattle is going to suffer a bit because they don’t have James Paxton anymore, and that is disappointing for a team that could still compete with a better rotation. With Felix Hernandez not what he used to be, this rotation is going to likely fall in the bottom half, or possibly league average. This is a rotation that doesn’t have a strikeout arm, and while they traded for Justus Sheffield, he seems to need a lot more seasoning before being a full-time big league pitcher. Seattle finished 17th in team ERA last season, and that number might be going lower.

Marco Gonzales was a flyball pitcher who got the luxury of pitching in Safeco, but he made some changes that opened up more strikeouts and quality starts. Projections like those changes and he is one of two starters projected for under a four ERA in Seattle. Kikuchi is the other one, projected for a 3.90 ERA. Mike Leake and Hernandez are two pitch to contact right-handers that are not doing a great job at getting guys out of the last few seasons. This is a major issue for Seattle, and the same goes for Wade LeBlanc on the backend. All three are projected for an ERA over four, but Hernandez is really expected to become one of the league’s worst. What was once a top tier ace, Hernandez has fallen off and has not been able to adjust to lower velocity pitching. Sheffield should gets some starts this season, but productive ones are not projected. He is a bit wild, and his strikeout stuff was hyped more as he was coming up through the minors.