Mariners History
Who has the most home runs in Mariners history?
Ken Griffey Jr. (417)
What was the Mariners stadium called before it was named T-Mobile Park?
Safeco Field
This player played for the Yankees (2005-2013) the Mariners (2014-2018) the Mets (2019-2022) and the Braves and Padres (2022).
Robinson Cano
Which Mariner played the most games at shortstop in 2023?
J.P. Crawford
Who had the most home runs on the Mariners last year?
Cal Raleigh
Who is the Mariners AA affiliate?
The Arkansas Travelers
What is T-Mobile Park's Capacity? (Within 1,000)
47,929
This player played for the Tigers (2014) the Dbacks (2015-2020) Blue Jays (2020-2021) Mariners (2022-2023) Giants (2024)
Robbie Ray
What Mariners player is from Mexico?
Andres Munoz
How many wins did the Mariners have in 2024?
85
How many retired numbers do the Mariners have? (Take time to think)
3 (Edgar Martinez, Ken Griffey Jr. and Jackie Robinson)
What year did T-Mobile park open?
1999
This player played for the Padres (2019-2020) the Mariners (2020-2024) and the Reds (2024).
Ty France
What Mariners reliever led the league in games?
Matt Brash (78)
What Mariners pitcher had an at-bat in 2024?
Luis Castillo
How many ties have the Mariners had in their history?
2 (1 in 1980 and 1 in 1981)
What is the distance to straight away center in T-Mobile Park?
405 ft
This player played for the Blue Jays (2019-2023) and the Mariners (2023-2024)
Trent Thornton
This Mariner led the league in SAC flies in 2023. Who was it?
Eugenio Suarez (11)
Which Mariner was caught stealing the most in 2024?
Dylan Moore
What is the all time Mariners winning percentage?
.477%
What NL team did the Mariners play in their first game in the new stadium?
The San Diego Padres
This player played for the Rangers (2021) the Dbacks (2021) the Mariners (2024) the Marlins (2024) and the Blue Jays (2024)
Brett de Geus
How many players on the 2023 Mariners roster were from Venezuela?
4 (Eduard Bazardo, Jose Rodriguez, Eugenio Suarez, and Luis Torrens)
Name one Mariner pitcher who had a balk last season. (There are 4, extra points for naming them all)
George Kirby, Andres Munoz, Gregory Santos, and Brett de Geus