Mariners

==Overview==
The Seattle Mariners are an MLB team in the American League West. They are available to play on Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003. They are the only team in BBL history to have a perfect 14-0 regular season. In the 2003 version of the game, they have a special attribute that gives each player on their team a slight boost in stamina.
==Season 3==
The Seattle Mariners were used in the BBL for the first time in Season 3 by coach Eauxps I. Fourgott. The Mariners had a decent season, finishing at 6-8. They lost to the White Sox in the first round of the Tier 2 Playoffs.
Seattle Mariners Season 3 Batting
Player 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Whitney Singh 	14	55 	28 	22 	3 	1 	2 	8 	18 	0 	4 	11	5 	39 	0.509	0.509	0.709	1.218	19.9
Ashley Webber 	14	50 	32 	28 	1 	2 	1 	13 	14 	1 	0 	9 	9 	40 	0.640	0.647	0.800	1.447	25.9
Fabienne Callahan	14	49 	19 	10 	1 	0 	8 	23 	12 	1 	10	1 	1 	44 	0.388	0.400	0.898	1.298	17.6
Vladimir Guerrero	14	51 	33 	24 	4 	1 	4 	17 	18 	0 	5 	8 	5 	51 	0.647	0.647	1.000	1.647	33.0
Kenny Kawaguchi 	14	48 	24 	22 	1 	0 	1 	5 	9 	4 	1 	10	2 	28 	0.500	0.538	0.583	1.122	15.1
Sidney Webber 	14	52 	35 	26 	5 	1 	3 	20 	20 	0 	1 	17	4 	51 	0.673	0.673	0.981	1.654	34.3
Lisa Crocket 	14	47 	27 	19 	5 	2 	1 	16 	15 	2 	6 	10	3 	39 	0.574	0.592	0.830	1.422	23.1
Olive Haldi 	14	53 	28 	21 	7 	0 	0 	13 	16 	0 	2 	9 	1 	35 	0.528	0.528	0.660	1.189	18.5
Berit Greenwalt 	14	43 	8 	7 	1 	0 	0 	5 	3 	2 	10	0 	1 	9 	0.186	0.222	0.209	0.432	2.0
TOTALS 	14	448	234	179	28	7 	20	120	125	10	39	75	31	336	0.522	0.533	0.750	1.283	179.0
Seattle Mariners Season 3 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Sidney Webber 	211	58	22	61	0 	496	41	455	54.3	2.43	1.07	11.10
Ashley Webber 	88 	25	10	25	0 	208	13	195	23.7	2.53	1.05	15.00
Whitney Singh 	27 	8 	3 	6 	0 	67 	6 	61 	7.3 	2.47	1.10	10.17
Kenny Kawaguchi 	9 	2 	0 	1 	0 	20 	1 	19 	2.4 	0.00	0.83	19.00
Lisa Crocket 	3 	0 	0 	1 	0 	7 	0 	7 	1 	0.00	0.00	#DIV/0!
Vladimir Guerrero	2 	1 	0 	0 	0 	4 	0 	4 	0.7 	0.00	1.43	#DIV/0!
TOTALS 	340	94	35	94	0 	802	61	741	89.4	2.35	1.05	12.15
==Season 4==
The Mariners returned in Season 4, coached by aesnop. These Mariners were an offensive juggernaut. They became the first team in BBL history (and so far, the only) to have a perfect 14-0 regular season. They were led by MVP Debby Nagasawa, who batted 0.885 with 19 home runs and a league record 151 RBIs, a record which still stands to this day.
However, the Mariners' season came to a devastating end when they were defeated by the White Sox in the NLCS two games to none.
Seatle Mariners Season 4 Batting
Player 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B 	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB 	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Bret Olsen 	14 	80 	57 	38 	6 	2 	6 	36 	65 	10	11	46 	4 	80 	0.713	0.744	1.000	1.744	59.6
Marilyn McDonnell	14 	87 	71 	47 	17 	2 	5 	41 	69 	3 	2 	59 	5 	107	0.816	0.822	1.230	2.052	88.0
Alex Rodriguez 	14 	84 	62 	38 	14 	3 	7 	48 	57 	1 	0 	50 	0 	103	0.738	0.741	1.226	1.967	76.3
Rosanna Phelps 	14 	82 	53 	34 	16 	3 	0 	16 	53 	3 	3 	23 	0 	75 	0.646	0.659	0.915	1.573	49.4
Franky Holly 	14 	75 	58 	25 	21 	5 	7 	63 	46 	7 	8 	20 	1 	110	0.773	0.793	1.467	2.259	87.2
Mary Reilly 	14 	81 	45 	29 	12 	3 	1 	30 	32 	0 	2 	17 	0 	66 	0.556	0.556	0.815	1.370	36.7
Debby Nagasawa 	14 	87 	77 	18 	29 	11	19	151	62 	2 	0 	18 	1 	185	0.885	0.888	2.126	3.014	164.2
Amanda Hellerman 	14 	84 	52 	35 	11 	3 	3 	37 	38 	1 	7 	14 	2 	78 	0.619	0.624	0.929	1.552	48.6
Brad Radke 	14 	74 	56 	35 	16 	1 	4 	44 	61 	10	0 	30 	1 	86 	0.757	0.786	1.162	1.948	67.6
TOTALS 	126	734	531	299	142	33	52	466	483	37	33	277	14	890	0.723	0.737	1.213	1.949	655.7
Seattle Mariners Season 4 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Amanda Hellerman	287	87	16	63	2 	646	66	580	79	1.22	1.13	8.79
Brad Radke 	17 	5 	1 	3 	0 	38 	6 	32 	4 	1.50	1.25	5.33
Debby Nagasawa 	3 	1 	0 	1 	0 	5 	0 	5 	1 	0.00	1.00	--
TOTALS 	307	93	17	67	2 	689	72	617	84	1.21	1.13	8.57
==Season 6==
The Mariners were brought back in Season 6 by Mariners fan elchrisblanco. The Mariners were more defensive-minded, and were able to keep opponents scores down throughout the season. 
The season did not start out great for the Mariners. They lost 3 of their first 4 games and entered the All-Star Break with a record of 3-4, on the outside of the playoffs looking in. They needed to make a move, and fast. And they certainly did that, winning every single game in the second half, forcing a tie for the Wild Card with the Bombers at identical records of 10-4. 
Since they split the season series, and had the same record in-division, the Mariners faced the Bombers in a tiebreaker game. The defense was king again in this one, as the Mariners won their side 9-2, while the Bombers only won their side 3-2. This is a final run differential of 8-1. 
The Mariners' wild card berth resulted in them facing off against the #2 seeded Angels. They could not face the #1 seeded Astros, since they were from the same division. It was a tale of home fields in this series. The Angels won game 1 on their home turf, Tin Can Alley, 28-4. In game 2, back at the Mariners' home field of Cement Gardens, the series was tied after a 14-1 Mariners win. But in the decisive game 3 at Tin Can Alley, the Angels reigned supreme with a 19-8 win. The Mariners were the only round 1 loser to not get swept. 
Seattle Mariners Season 6 Batting
Player 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Tina Herrara 	14 	46 	20 	15 	2 	1 	2 	9 	11 	3 	4 	8 	0 	30 	0.435	0.469	0.652	1.122	14.1
Susan Gore 	14 	50 	28 	20 	6 	1 	1 	6 	20 	1 	1 	8 	6 	39 	0.560	0.569	0.780	1.349	22.2
Davy Marian 	14 	48 	28 	13 	2 	2 	11	28 	22 	1 	4 	3 	7 	67 	0.583	0.592	1.396	1.988	39.7
Sally Dobbs 	14 	49 	28 	11 	11	1 	5 	25 	18 	0 	8 	3 	6 	56 	0.571	0.571	1.143	1.714	32.0
Shawn Green 	14 	53 	29 	15 	7 	2 	5 	16 	18 	0 	3 	3 	3 	55 	0.547	0.547	1.038	1.585	30.1
Christina Beattie	14 	48 	27 	15 	6 	1 	5 	18 	10 	0 	2 	0 	1 	50 	0.563	0.563	1.042	1.604	28.1
Mamie Skiumsby 	14 	44 	17 	13 	4 	0 	0 	6 	8 	0 	1 	2 	2 	21 	0.386	0.386	0.477	0.864	8.1
Vincent Sweet 	14 	45 	21 	17 	2 	1 	1 	5 	6 	0 	5 	1 	1 	28 	0.467	0.467	0.622	1.089	13.1
Dominic Hoskins 	14 	42 	22 	19 	2 	0 	1 	9 	9 	1 	2 	1 	3 	27 	0.524	0.535	0.643	1.178	14.4
TOTALS 	126	425	220	138	42	9 	31	122	122	6 	30	29	29	373	0.518	0.524	0.878	1.402	195.6
Seattle Mariners Season 6 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Dominic Hoskins 	285	67	15	65	1 	663	74	589	78.3	1.15	0.87	7.96
Christina Beattie	13 	5 	4 	3 	0 	26 	2 	24 	3 	8.00	1.67	12.00
Mamie Skiumsby 	8 	0 	0 	3 	0 	17 	0 	17 	2.7 	0.00	0.00	-
TOTALS 	306	72	19	71	1 	706	76	630	84 	1.36	0.87	8.29
==Season 7== 
For Season 7, the Mariners returned with coach JorgesBankAccount, who gave them the colloquial nickname of the Montana Floss. They played in the Backyard League, a division for the most experienced BBL players. 
Brad Radke was a standout performer for this team, striking out a record 130 batters and winning the Ace Wilson Award for best pitcher.
The Mariners had an up and down season, ultimately finishing the regular season at 6-8, which put them in a three way tie with the Phillies and the Monsters for the final playoff spot from the Backyard League. The Mariners beat both teams in tiebreaker games to clinch that last playoff spot. 
In the first round of the playoffs, the Mariners were defeated by the Diamondbacks two games to one. However, after the Diamondbacks subsequent disqualification, the Mariners were allowed back into the bracket and advanced to the World Series. 
The World Series was an intense back and forth battle, but the Mariners ultimately lost to the Athletics, three games to two. 
Seattle Mariners Season 7 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB 	E	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Ricky Johnson	14 	59 	35 	33 	2 	0 	0 	10 	20 	3 	5 	11 	0	37 	0.593	0.613	0.627	1.240	22.7
Jeff Bagwell 	14 	58 	38 	18 	10	5 	5 	59 	26 	6 	2 	13 	0	73 	0.655	0.688	1.259	1.946	50.2
Brad Radke 	14 	55 	32 	31 	1 	0 	0 	12 	21 	7 	3 	21 	1	33 	0.582	0.629	0.600	1.229	20.8
Linda Potter 	14 	54 	27 	25 	1 	1 	0 	5 	15 	2 	7 	8 	0	30 	0.500	0.518	0.556	1.073	15.5
Tina Herrara 	14 	60 	39 	37 	2 	0 	0 	9 	32 	6 	3 	15 	0	41 	0.650	0.682	0.683	1.365	28.0
Vic Soufle 	14 	58 	37 	37 	0 	0 	0 	16 	30 	8 	4 	11 	1	37 	0.638	0.682	0.638	1.320	25.2
Jody Palmer 	14 	55 	32 	25 	1 	0 	6 	17 	23 	3 	6 	10 	0	51 	0.582	0.603	0.927	1.531	30.8
Kathy Wolf 	14 	63 	45 	42 	3 	0 	0 	12 	36 	3 	9 	21 	2	48 	0.714	0.727	0.762	1.489	34.9
Emily Lewbel 	14 	60 	29 	20 	6 	0 	3 	55 	7 	1 	2 	5 	1	44 	0.483	0.492	0.733	1.225	21.6
TOTALS 	126	522	314	268	26	6 	14	195	210	39	41	115	5	394	0.602	0.629	0.755	1.384	247.9
Seattle Mariners Season 7 Pitching
Name 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Brad Radke 	267	27	4 	130	0 	878	184	694	80.7	0.30	0.33	3.77
Linda Potter	10 	3 	0 	4 	0 	34 	4 	30 	3.0 	0.00	1.00	7.50
Jody Palmer 	1 	0 	0 	1 	0 	3 	0 	3 	0.3 	0.00	0.00	#DIV/0!
TOTALS 	278	30	4 	135	0 	915	188	727	84.0	0.29	0.36	3.87
== Season 8 ==
Coach aesnop returned to the Mariners for the first time since his 14-0 Season 4, and the Mariners found similar results. The Mariners raced out to a 7-0 start on their way to a league-best 13-1 record, winning the American League West along the way.
The Mariners earned the #1 overall seed in the AL, where they matched up with the #3 seeded Melonheads. (They could not face the Wild Card Hornets, who were also from the AL West). 
In the ALDS, Game 1 took place at the Mariners' home field of Sandy Flats, a field which the league agreed favored the Mariners and clashed with the Melonheads' play style. However, the Melonheads pulled a shocking Game 1 upset, by a score of 13-8. As the series shifted to Game 2, the Melonheads had a home game at Tin Can Alley, a field that most agree favored the Melonheads. But surprisingly, a similar switcheroo happened, as the Mariners defeated the Melonheads, 17-7. In the deciding Game 3, back at Sandy Flats, both teams had one of their most impressive games of the season, and the Mariners ended up winning 29-18. Cheryl Reynolds hit "9 or 10 home runs" by coach aesnop's estimate.
In the ALCS, the Mariners faced the Tigers at Big City Stadium. In the regular season, the Mariners had one of their worst games of the season against the Tigers, scoring just three runs (although they still won the game). The Mariners figured out the Tigers defense in this series though, blowing them out in Game 1, 39-4. Game 2 was a little closer, but the Tigers offense could just not produce runs, and the Mariners prevailed, 10-8. The Mariners advanced to the World Series, the first such appearance in coach aesnop's storied career. 
In the World Series, the Mariners lost two heartbreakers to begin the series, by scores of 15-13 and 23-21. Citing a lack of desire, aesnop wanted to forfeit Game 3, but due to the persistence of fans around the league, he decided to play Game 3 live on a Discord stream. He threatened to lose on purpose, but good times were had, and the Mariners lost Game 3 by a score of 21-16. 
Minnesota Mariners Season 8 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB 	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Cheryl Reynolds 	14	58 	45 	13 	6 	0 	26	76 	37 	1 	1 	8 	0 	129	0.776	0.780	2.224	3.004	100.6
Kay O'Toole 	14	55 	35 	18 	9 	2 	6 	17 	21 	2 	2 	13 	3 	66 	0.636	0.649	1.200	1.849	42.8
Kathy Wolf 	14	53 	38 	31 	13	3 	1 	9 	32 	7 	6 	16 	4 	70 	0.717	0.750	1.321	2.071	52.5
Timmy Unger 	14	54 	34 	27 	8 	4 	2 	13 	25 	8 	6 	13 	2 	63 	0.630	0.677	1.167	1.844	42.7
Yvonne Carter 	14	55 	38 	24 	11	6 	5 	28 	19 	4 	2 	8 	2 	84 	0.691	0.712	1.527	2.239	59.8
Donald Vogel 	14	51 	27 	24 	3 	3 	0 	5 	13 	4 	5 	18 	3 	39 	0.529	0.564	0.765	1.328	22.0
Jorge Garcia 	14	56 	33 	18 	4 	1 	10	32 	25 	4 	8 	8 	2 	69 	0.589	0.617	1.232	1.849	42.6
Nicky Winston 	14	57 	26 	14 	3 	1 	8 	22 	17 	1 	7 	5 	1 	55 	0.456	0.466	0.965	1.430	25.6
Kristen Sullivan	14	55 	30 	25 	5 	0 	0 	4 	16 	2 	3 	11 	0 	35 	0.545	0.561	0.636	1.198	19.6
TOTALS 	14	494	306	194	62	20	58	206	205	33	40	100	17	610	0.619	0.643	1.235	1.878	392.4
Minnesota Mariners Season 8 Pitching
Name 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Kristen Sullivan	167	32	5 	26	0 	356	29	327	47.67	0.63	0.67	11.28
Yvonne Carter 	120	23	1 	18	0 	239	21	218	36.33	0.17	0.63	10.38
TOTALS 	287	55	6 	44	0 	595	50	545	84.00	0.43	0.65	10.90
== Season 10 ==
=== 2001 ===
The Mariners returned in Season 10, coached by rBBL veteran GSchlim. He named them the Milwaukee Mariners and selected the home field of Sandy Flats, in an attempt to annoy visiting opponents. The Mariners played in the National League West and were in playoff contention up until the last week of the season, but ultimately missed the show with a final record of 7-7.
One highlight for the Mariners came in the "Battle of Milwaukee" against the Milwaukee Rockies in Week 2. The Mariners won behind an impressive performance from Maya Woodruff, who was named National League Batter of the Week after batting 4-4 with 4 home runs and 9 RBIs. 
Milwaukee Mariners Season 10 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Jessica Wassersas	14	52 	30 	18 	5 	2 	5 	13 	21 	4 	4 	2 	6 	54 	0.577	0.607	1.038	1.646	32.8
Emily Lewbel 	14	54 	36 	21 	6 	2 	7 	20 	23 	1 	1 	2 	1 	67 	0.667	0.673	1.241	1.913	45.1
Jeff Bagwell 	14	45 	26 	22 	1 	0 	3 	8 	16 	3 	5 	3 	2 	36 	0.578	0.604	0.800	1.404	21.8
Maya Woodruff 	14	52 	28 	13 	6 	0 	9 	27 	16 	1 	5 	0 	0 	61 	0.538	0.547	1.173	1.720	33.4
Christina Beattie	14	47 	21 	10 	2 	0 	9 	20 	14 	1 	5 	0 	0 	50 	0.447	0.458	1.064	1.522	22.9
Uma Morris 	14	42 	18 	12 	2 	0 	4 	8 	8 	3 	5 	1 	0 	32 	0.429	0.467	0.762	1.229	14.9
Petra Chekov 	14	50 	22 	12 	1 	0 	9 	18 	11 	1 	5 	0 	0 	50 	0.440	0.451	1.000	1.451	22.5
Stephanie Morgan 	14	41 	13 	12 	1 	0 	0 	1 	9 	2 	4 	0 	3 	14 	0.317	0.349	0.341	0.690	4.9
Matthew La Cruz 	14	41 	22 	11 	4 	1 	6 	16 	13 	2 	0 	0 	1 	46 	0.537	0.558	1.122	1.680	25.7
TOTALS 	14	424	216	131	28	5 	52	131	131	18	34	8 	13	410	0.509	0.529	0.967	1.496	217.1
Milwaukee Mariners Season 10 Pitching
Name 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Christina Beattie	287	58	7 	66	1 	698	74	624	84.00	0.50	0.70	8.43
TOTALS 	287	58	7 	66	1 	698	74	624	84.00	0.50	0.70	8.43
== Season 11 ==
=== 2003 ===
In the 2003 league of Season 11, the Mariners were coached by rBBL veteran jyknight. He gave them a home field at The Paveway, and they played in the BL West. The Mariners had a well rounded lineup of on-base hitters and solid defenders.
The Mariners stormed out of the gates, starting the season 5-0. The Mariners scored the 50-run safety net twice in those 5 games, and only allowed one team to put up a run differential of double digits, while two of their opponents couldn't even beat the Mariners' AI. After the hot start, there was a slight skid, as the team lost 3 of their next 4 games. But after that, the Mariners immediately went on another 5-game winning streak to end the season at 11-3, the best record in the Backyard League.
The Mariners certainly had a target on their back entering the playoffs. After a first round bye, they faced the #5 seeded Angels in the BLDS. In a defensive battle, the series went to all 3 games and neither team put up a run differential in double digits the entire series. But the Mariners prevailed, winning Games 1 and 3 on their home field to advance to the next round.
The BLCS was a matchup of two juggernauts. The offensive-minded Giants, one of the highest scoring teams in history, who beat the Mariners in Week 6, were set to face off at the offense-friendly championship stadium at Big City. The Mariners decided to beat the Giants at their own game, and kicked their offense into high gear. After a Game 1 loss of 49-24, the Mariners revved it up, beating the Giants 42-28 and 32-28 to take the series in three games. The Mariners only had one game of 20+ runs in the second half of the regular season, but they reached that mark in three straight games to punch their ticket to the World Series.
In the World Series, the Mariners were the early favorite against the Phillies, who were the #3 seed in the Frontyard League and had a mini-Cinderella run to the championship. On a more-defensive friendly field, this favored the Mariners, whose AI beat the Phillies in Game 1. The Mariners would win a nailbiting Game 2, +11 to +9. The Phillies were down to their final chance, and won Game 3 to keep the series alive. But in Game 4, the Mariners put the Phillies to bed, beating them +8 to +0, capping off the Mariners' dominant season and giving coach jyknight his first career World Series title.
In a microcosm of the team's outstanding defense all season long, shortstop Cliff Floyd won the Backyard League Goldie Glove Award. 
Seattle Mariners Season 11 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Courtney Valentino	14 	70 	49 	35 	7 	1 	6 	25 	39 	3 	0 	6 	2 	76 	0.700	0.712	1.086	1.798	54.1
Cliff Floyd 	14 	68 	51 	34 	11	2 	4 	49 	38 	2 	1 	9 	3 	78 	0.750	0.757	1.147	1.904	59.1
Fay Dawson 	14 	63 	43 	40 	0 	1 	2 	30 	23 	2 	3 	9 	1 	51 	0.683	0.692	0.810	1.502	35.3
Jimmy Rollins 	14 	70 	49 	44 	3 	1 	1 	11 	33 	1 	3 	9 	1 	57 	0.700	0.704	0.814	1.519	40.1
Ruth Proutt 	14 	66 	51 	48 	2 	1 	0 	9 	31 	3 	1 	10	4 	55 	0.773	0.783	0.833	1.616	43.0
Phil Nevin 	14 	67 	49 	32 	3 	6 	8 	55 	29 	3 	0 	5 	0 	88 	0.731	0.743	1.313	2.056	65.4
Kristen Sullivan 	14 	62 	33 	32 	1 	0 	0 	4 	17 	1 	6 	4 	1 	34 	0.532	0.540	0.548	1.088	18.3
Sophie Meyer 	14 	62 	36 	24 	6 	1 	5 	37 	19 	1 	4 	2 	0 	59 	0.581	0.587	0.952	1.539	34.7
Ellen Martinez 	14 	57 	36 	13 	10	1 	4 	28 	24 	5 	4 	0 	0 	52 	0.632	0.661	0.912	1.574	34.4
TOTALS 	126	585	397	302	43	14	30	248	253	21	22	54	12	550	0.679	0.690	0.940	1.630	379.4
Seattle Mariners Season 11 Pitching
Name 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Kristen Sullivan 	188	31	9 	41	0 	451	68 	383	55.7	0.97	0.56	5.63
Courtney Valentino	56 	10	6 	12	0 	132	21 	111	16 	2.25	0.63	5.29
Sophie Meyer 	47 	13	3 	9 	0 	115	19 	96 	12.3	1.46	1.05	5.05
TOTALS 	291	54	18	62	0 	698	108	590	84 	1.29	0.64	5.46
== Season 12 ==
=== 2001 ===
The Mariners were selected in the 2001 league of Season 12 by coach Chellow. Despite being in a stacked American League Central that featured the Reds and Monsters, the Mariners made the playoffs as the final wild-card team with an 8-6 record.
In the playoffs, the Mariners secured an upset win over the Giants 16-10 to start the series. However, the tides turned afterwards, with the Giants defeating the Mariners in the next two games by scores of 28-7 and 24-17, and the Mariners' season was over.
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