Seattle Mariners Starting Lineup | October 15, 2022 Mariners Lineup
90-72, 2nd in AL West
Projected Proj
The Seattle Mariners (90-72) will take on the Houston Astros (106-56) on Saturday. Lance McCullers Jr. takes the mound for Houston while George Kirby is Seattle's starter for the contest. Julio Rodriguez has led the way for the Mariners starting lineup recently, batting .333 with 1 home runs and 4 RBI over the club's last ten games.
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2022 Recent Mariners Lineups
| Game | Score | Starting Pitcher | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
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| 10/13 @ HOU | L 2-4 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 10/11 @ HOU | L 7-8 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 10/8 @ TOR | W 10-9 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 10/7 @ TOR | W 4-0 | | | | | | | | | | |
| 10/5 vs DET | W 5-4 | | | | | | | | | | |
George Kirby vs. the Astros
- The Mariners' Kirby (8-5) will make his 26th start of the season.
- The right-hander last pitched on Saturday against the Toronto Blue Jays, throwing 1 1/3 scoreless innings of relief without allowing a hit.
- The 24-year-old has pitched in 25 games this season with an ERA of 3.39 and 9.2 strikeouts per nine innings, with an opponent batting average of .259.
- He has started 25 games this season, earning a quality start (6 or more IP, 3 or fewer ER) in 11 of them.
- The Astros are batting .248 this season, 11th in MLB. They have a team slugging percentage of .424 (fifth in the league) with 214 home runs.
Mariners vs. Lance McCullers Jr.
- Lance McCullers Jr. (4-2) gets the starting nod for the Astros in his ninth start of the season. He's put together a 2.27 ERA in 47 2/3 innings pitched, with 50 strikeouts.
- In his last time out on Tuesday, Oct. 4 against the Philadelphia Phillies, the righty tossed 6 2/3 innings, allowing one earned run while surrendering six hits.
- The 29-year-old has an ERA of 2.27, with 9.4 strikeouts per nine innings, in eight games this season. Opponents are hitting .214 against him.
Mariners Betting Trends
- This season, the Mariners have been the underdog 82 times and won 36, or 43.9%, of those games.
- Seattle is 33-42 this season when entering a game as the underdog by -106 or more on the moneyline.
- The sportsbooks' moneyline implies a 51.5% chance of a victory for the Mariners.
- Seattle and its opponents have gone over the total this season in 77 of their 169 opportunities.
- The Mariners have an ATS record of 86-83-0 in 169 games with a spread this season.
Mariners Injury News
- Sam Haggerty: 40 Man Active (Groin)
- Casey Sadler: 60 Day Injury List (Shoulder)
- Tom Murphy: 60 Day Injury List (Shoulder)
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.
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.
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.
