Mariners History
The Mariners play their home games in this stadium.
T-Mobile Park
This superstar outfielder wears No. 44.
Julio Rodríguez
The Mariners' mascot is this animal.
Moose
This relief pitcher usually enters games in the ninth inning to earn saves.
Andrés Muñoz
This Hall of Famer was nicknamed "The Kid."
Ken Griffey Jr.
The Mariners became an MLB team in this year.
1977
Fans call this All-Star catcher "Big Dumper."
Cal Raliegh
Fans often call the Mariners by this one-letter nickname.
The M's
This pitcher made his MLB debut with the Mariners in 2023 and quickly became part of Seattle's talented young rotation.
Bryan Woo
This Hall of Fame pitcher was nicknamed "The Big Unit."
Randy Johnson
The Mariners have appeared in the World Series this many times.
0
This slick-fielding in fielder has won multiple Gold Gloves.
JP Crawford
Fans can watch pitchers warm up in this area beyond the outfield wall.
The bull pen
This starting pitcher wears No. 36.
Logan Gilbert
This Hall of Fame designated hitter spent his entire MLB career in Seattle.
Edgar Martinez
How many times have the Mariners won the ALS?
4
This tall right handed pitcher is one of Seattle's top pitchers
Logan Gilbert
How many Mariners legends are honored with statues at or outside T-Mobile Park.
4, Dave Niehaus, Ken Griffey Jr., Edgar Martínez, and Ichiro Suzuki.
This outfielder won the American League Rookie of the Year Award in 2022.
Julio Rodríguez
What number is retired for Edgar Martínez?
11
Which Hall of Famer is nicknamed "Mr. Mariner"
Alvin Davis
This former Mariners catcher became the team's manager.
Dan Wilson
This famous feature lets games continue even when it rains.
The retractable roof
This young infielder hit his first major league home run shortly after making his MLB debut in 2026
Cole Young
This Mariners player collected more than 3,000 MLB hits and was elected to the Hall of Fame.
Ichiro Suzuki