Seattle Mariners
69
93
0.426
26
39–42
30–51
Record vs. opponents
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Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]
Team
BAL
BOS
CWS
CLE
DET
KC
LAA
MIN
NYY
OAK
SEA
TB
TEX
TOR
NL
Baltimore
—
8–10
2–6
1–6
3–5
4–2
2–4
3–3
7–11
4–6
7–3
12–6
4–6
9–10
8–10
Boston
10–8
—
4–3
4–2
6–4
4–2
6–4
4–2
9–10
6–4
3–3
13–6
7–2
7–11
12–6
Chicago
6–2
3–4
—
14–5
14–5
13–5
4–6
11–7
3–3
2–7
6–3
4–2
3–6
4–2
12–6
Cleveland
6–1
2–4
5–14
—
12–6
13–6
3–5
10–9
3–4
6–3
7–3
4–6
3–3
4–2
15–3
Detroit
5–3
4–6
5–14
6–12
—
10–9
4–6
8–11
1–5
1–5
5–4
5–2
4–2
4–3
9–9
Kansas City
2–4
2–4
5–13
6–13
9–10
—
2–7
6–13
3–3
2–4
2–7
3–5
2–8
3–6
9–9
Los Angeles
4–2
4–6
6–4
5–3
6–4
7–2
—
6–4
6–4
10–9
9–9
4–5
15–4
1–5
12–6
Minnesota
3–3
2–4
7–11
9–10
11–8
13–6
4–6
—
3–3
4–6
6–4
6–0
3–6
4–2
8–10
New York
11–7
10–9
3–3
4–3
5–1
3–3
4–6
3–3
—
7–2
7–3
8–11
7–3
12–6
11–7
Oakland
6–4
4–6
7–2
3–6
5–1
4–2
9–10
6–4
2–7
—
12–6
4–5
11–8
5–5
10–8
Seattle
3–7
3–3
3–6
3–7
4–5
7–2
9–9
4–6
3–7
6–12
—
4–2
6–13
4–6
10–8
Tampa Bay
6–12
6–13
2–4
6–4
2–5
5–3
5–4
0–6
11–8
5–4
2–4
—
6–2
8–11
3–15
Texas
6–4
2–7
6–3
3–3
2–4
8–2
4–15
6–3
3–7
8–11
13–6
2–6
—
7–3
9–9
Toronto
10–9
11–7
2–4
2–4
3–4
6–3
5–1
2–4
6–12
5–5
6–4
11–8
3–7
—
8–10
Transactions
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June 7, 2005: Jeff Clement was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 1st round (3rd pick) of the 2005 amateur draft. Player signed July 26, 2005.[3]
July 11, 2005: Bret Boone was sent to the Minnesota Twins by the Seattle Mariners as part of a conditional deal.[4]
July 30, 2005: Yorvit Torrealba was traded by the San Francisco Giants with Jesse Foppert to the Seattle Mariners for Randy Winn.[5]
August 19, 2005: Scott Spiezio was released by the Seattle Mariners.[6]
Roster
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2005 Seattle Mariners
Roster
Pitchers
Catchers
Infielders
Outfielders
Manager
Coaches
Game log
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2005 Game Log
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
1
April 4
Twins
5–1
Moyer (1–0)
Radke (0–1)
46,249
1–0
2
April 5
Twins
8–4
Santana (1–0)
Thornton (0–1)
28,373
1–1
3
April 6
Twins
4–1
Silva (1–0)
Madritsch (0–1)
Nathan (1)
25,580
1–2
4
April 8
Rangers
9–6
Putz (1–0)
Regilio (0–1)
Guardado (1)
29,652
2–2
5
April 9
Rangers
7–6
Brocail (1–0)
Guardado (0–1)
Cordero (1)
31,501
2–3
6
April 10
Rangers
7–6
Riley (1–0)
Thornton (0–2)
Cordero (2)
30,434
2–4
7
April 11
@ Royals
8–2
Franklin (1–0)
Hernández (1–1)
41,788
3–4
8
April 13
@ Royals
2–1
Sele (1–0)
Cerda (0–1)
Guardado (2)
10,577
4–4
9
April 14
@ Royals
10–2
Moyer (2–0)
Bautista (1–1)
10,212
5–4
10
April 15
@ White Sox
6–4
Garland (2–0)
Piñeiro (0–1)
Hermanson (2)
16,749
5–5
11
April 16
@ White Sox
2–1
Buehrle (2–1)
Franklin (1–1)
25,931
5–6
12
April 17
@ White Sox
5–4
Meche (1–0)
García (1–1)
Guardado (3)
23,324
6–6
13
April 18
@ Angels
6–1
Byrd (1–2)
Sele (1–1)
39,638
6–7
14
April 19
@ Angels
5–3
Moyer (3–0)
Gregg (1–1)
Guardado (4)
38,667
7–7
15
April 20
Athletics
7–6
Piñeiro (1–1)
Street (1–1)
Guardado (5)
24,841
8–7
16
April 21
Athletics
3–0
Harden (2–0)
Franklin (1–2)
Dotel (3)
22,428
8–8
17
April 22
Indians
6–1
Sabathia (1–0)
Meche (1–1)
43,207
8–9
18
April 23
Indians
5–2
Lee (2–0)
Sele (1–2)
Wickman (5)
33,564
8–10
19
April 24
Indians
9–1
Moyer (4–0)
Elarton (0–1)
32,889
9–10
20
April 26
@ Rangers
7–4
Piñeiro (2–1)
Drese (2–2)
Guardado (6)
23,064
10–10
21
April 27
@ Rangers
8–2
Rogers (1–2)
Franklin (1–3)
26,308
10–11
22
April 28
@ Rangers
4–1
Meche (2–1)
Young (2–2)
Guardado (7)
23,928
11–11
23
April 29
@ Athletics
4–2
Sele (2–2)
Haren (1–3)
Guardado (8)
18,545
12–11
24
April 30
@ Athletics
6–5
Yabu (2–0)
Villone (0–1)
23,288
12–12
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
25
May 1
@ Athletics
3–2
Zito (1–4)
Piñeiro (2–2)
Dotel (6)
30,634
12–13
26
May 2
Anaheim
5–0
Washburn (2–0)
Franklin (1–4)
24,184
12–14
27
May 3
Anaheim
5–2
Lackey (3–1)
Meche (2–2)
Shields (2)
29,917
12–15
28
May 4
Anaheim
5–2
Byrd (2–3)
Sele (2–3)
Rodríguez (7)
26,303
12–16
29
May 6
@ Red Sox
7–2
Clement (4–0)
Moyer (4–1)
35,229
12–17
–
May 7
@ Red Sox
Postponed, rescheduled for 8 May
12–17
30
May 8
@ Red Sox
6–3
González (1–0)
Piñeiro (2–3)
Foulke (8)
34,848
12–18
31
May 8
@ Red Sox
6–4
Franklin (2–4)
Halama (1–1)
Guardado (9)
34,671
13–18
32
May 9
@ Yankees
4–3
Johnson (3–2)
Nelson (0–1)
Rivera (4)
38,079
13–19
33
May 10
@ Yankees
7–4
Wang (1–1)
Sele (2–4)
Rivera (5)
39,780
13–20
34
May 11
@ Yankees
13–9
Quantrill (1–0)
Thornton (0–3)
47,844
13–21
35
May 13
Red Sox
14–7
Mateo (1–0)
González (1–1)
44,534
14–21
36
May 14
Red Sox
6–3
Myers (1–0)
Villone (0–2)
Foulke (9)
46,229
14–22
37
May 15
Red Sox
5–4
Meche (3–2)
Wakefield (4–2)
Guardado (10)
46,145
15–22
38
May 16
Yankees
6–3
Wang (2–1)
Hasegawa (0–1)
Rivera (7)
37,814
15–23
39
May 17
Yankees
6–0
Pavano (3–2)
Mateo (1–1)
35,549
15–24
40
May 18
Yankees
7–6
Nelson (1–1)
Gordon (0–3)
Villone (1)
37,419
16–24
41
May 20
Padres
6–1
Peavy (4–0)
Franklin (2–5)
38,400
16–25
42
May 21
Padres
5–3
Meche (4–2)
Lawrence (2–5)
Guardado (11)
37,286
17–25
43
May 22
Padres
5–0
Sele (3–4)
Stauffer (1–1)
41,017
18–25
44
May 24
@ Orioles
3–2
Williams (4–3)
Putz (1–1)
Ryan (13)
19,839
18–26
45
May 25
@ Orioles
3–1
López (3–2)
Moyer (4–2)
Ryan (14)
18,820
18–27
46
May 26
@ Orioles
5–2
Cabrera (4–3)
Franklin (2–6)
22,166
18–28
47
May 27
@ Devil Rays
5–4
Hendrickson (2–2)
Meche (4–3)
Báez (7)
10,130
18–29
48
May 28
@ Devil Rays
3–2
Sele (4–4)
Fossum (2–3)
Guardado (12)
13,281
19–29
49
May 29
@ Devil Rays
10–9
Villone (1–2)
McClung (0–2)
Guardado (13)
13,851
20–29
50
May 30
Blue Jays
4–3
Moyer (5–2)
Lilly (3–5)
Guardado (14)
25,540
21–29
51
May 31
Blue Jays
9–7
Gaudin (1–0)
Franklin (2–7)
Batista (9)
25,737
21–30
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
52
June 1
Blue Jays
3–0
Meche (5–3)
Chacín (5–4)
Guardado (15)
24,815
22–30
53
June 3
Devil Rays
6–1
Waechter (2–3)
Sele (4–5)
35,344
22–31
54
June 4
Devil Rays
6–5
Mateo (2–1)
Báez (4–1)
Guardado (16)
32,742
23–31
55
June 5
Devil Rays
6–5
Villone (2–2)
Orvella (0–1)
40,004
24–31
56
June 7
@ Marlins
4–3
Hasegawa (1–1)
Mecir (1–1)
Guardado (17)
20,519
25–31
57
June 8
@ Marlins
5–4
Willis (10–2)
Meche (5–4)
Jones (10)
19,313
25–31
58
June 9
@ Marlins
8–0
Sele (5–5)
Beckett (7–4)
16,069
26–32
59
June 10
@ Nationals
9–3
Ayala (6–3)
Hasegawa (1–2)
28,704
26–33
60
June 11
@ Nationals
2–1
Patterson (3–1)
Putz (1–2)
Cordero (18)
39,108
26–34
61
June 12
@ Nationals
3–2
Armas (3–3)
Franklin (2–8)
Cordero (19)
37,170
26–35
62
June 14
Phillies
3–1
Meche (6–4)
Lieber (8–5)
Guardado (18)
26,818
27–35
63
June 15
Phillies
5–1
Sele (6–5)
Padilla (3–6)
26,019
28–35
64
June 16
Phillies
3–2
Geary (1–0)
Mateo (2–2)
Wagner (18)
27,162
28–36
65
June 17
Mets
5–0
Moyer (6–2)
Ishii (1–6)
Nelson (1)
37,443
29–36
66
June 18
Mets
4–1
Franklin (3–8)
Martínez (7–2)
Guardado (19)
45,841
30–36
67
June 19
Mets
11–5
Meche (7–4)
Glavine (4–7)
45,785
31–36
68
June 20
Athletics
6–2
Haren (5–7)
Villone (2–3)
27,263
31–37
69
June 21
Athletics
4–2
Harden (3–3)
Piñeiro (2–4)
Duchscherer (3)
31,673
31–38
70
June 22
Athletics
5–4
Guardado (1–1)
Glynn (0–4)
28,829
32–38
71
June 23
Athletics
5–0
Saarloos (4–4)
Franklin (3–9)
37,549
32–39
72
June 24
@ Padres
14–5
Meche (8–4)
May (1–2)
35,942
33–39
73
June 25
@ Padres
8–5
Peavy (7–2)
Sele (6–6)
Hoffman (20)
33,926
33–40
74
June 26
@ Padres
5–4
Seánez (4–0)
Mateo (2–3)
Hoffman (21)
39,098
33–41
75
June 28
@ Athletics
8–1
Zito (4–8)
Moyer (6–3)
14,384
33–42
76
June 29
@ Athletics
6–2
Blanton (5–6)
Franklin (3–10)
25,177
33–43
77
June 30
@ Athletics
6–2
Haren (7–7)
Meche (8–5)
19,583
33–44
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
78
July 1
Rangers
6–2
Park (8–2)
Sele (6–7)
37,270
33–45
79
July 2
Rangers
6–5
Loe (2–1)
Putz (1–3)
Cordero (19)
34,209
33–46
80
July 3
Rangers
2–1
Moyer (7–3)
Rogers (9–4)
Guardado (20)
34,397
34–46
81
July 4
@ Royals
6–0
Franklin (4–10)
Howell (1–3)
23,562
35–46
82
July 5
@ Royals
8–6
Carrasco (4–3)
Meche (8–6)
MacDougal (10)
10,658
35–47
83
July 6
@ Royals
5–1
Hernández (6–9)
Sele (6–8)
MacDougal (11)
12,206
35–48
84
July 7
@ Angels
10–2
Piñeiro (3–4)
Colon (11–5)
43,747
36–48
85
July 8
@ Angels
10–4
Moyer (8–3)
Washburn (5–4)
43,853
37–48
86
July 9
@ Angels
6–3
Franklin (5–10)
Lackey (6–4)
44,012
38–48
87
July 10
@ Angels
7–4
Meche (9–6)
Santana (3–4)
Guardado (21)
41,657
39–48
88
July 14
Orioles
5–3
Cabrera (8–7)
Sele (6–9)
Ryan (20)
36,316
39–49
89
July 15
Orioles
6–3
López (9–5)
Piñeiro (3–5)
Ryan (21)
39,044
39–50
90
July 16
Orioles
3–2
Putz (2–3)
Ray (0–1)
39,282
40–50
91
July 17
Orioles
8–2
Meche (10–6)
Ponson (7–8)
41,215
41–50
92
July 19
@ Blue Jays
12–10
Lilly (8–9)
Sele (6–10)
Batista (16)
20,516
41–51
93
July 20
@ Blue Jays
9–4
Chacín (9–5)
Franklin (5–11)
28,801
41–52
94
July 21
@ Blue Jays
6–3
Towers (7–8)
Piñeiro (3–6)
Batista (17)
26,837
41–53
95
July 22
@ Indians
4–3
Putz (3–3)
Elarton (6–5)
Guardado (22)
27,208
42–53
96
July 23
@ Indians
4–3
Lee (11–4)
Meche (10–7)
Wickman (24)
28,498
42–54
97
July 24
@ Indians
6–3
Millwood (4–9)
Sele (6–11)
22,863
42–55
98
July 25
Tigers
5–3
Putz (4–3)
Robertson (5–8)
Guardado (23)
27,102
43–55
99
July 26
Tigers
8–5
Johnson (7–8)
Mateo (2–4)
Farnsworth (6)
30,644
43–56
100
July 27
Tigers
9–3
Moyer (9–3)
Maroth (8–11)
29,323
44–56
101
July 28
Indians
6–5
Howry (6–2)
Putz (4–4)
Wickman (26)
28,500
44–57
102
July 29
Indians
10–5
Millwood (5–9)
Sele (6–12)
32,966
44–58
103
July 30
Indians
3–2
Franklin (6–11)
Sabathia (6–9)
Guardado (24)
37,719
45–58
104
July 31
Indians
9–7
Westbrook (9–12)
Piñeiro (3–7)
Wickman (27)
33,652
45–59
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
105
August 2
@ Tigers
4–1
Mateo (3–4)
Johnson (7–9)
Guardado (25)
30,306
46–59
106
August 3
@ Tigers
10–7
Maroth (9–11)
Meche (10–8)
Rodney (1)
26,760
46–60
107
August 4
@ Tigers
3–1
Douglass (4–1)
Hernández (0–1)
Rodney (2)
28,148
46–61
108
August 5
@ White Sox
4–2
Piñeiro (4–7)
García (11–5)
Guardado (26)
39,165
47–61
109
August 6
@ White Sox
4–2
Buehrle (13–4)
Moyer (9–4)
Hermanson (27)
37,529
47–62
110
August 7
@ White Sox
3–1
Garland (16–5)
Harris (0–1)
Hermanson (28)
35,706
47–63
111
August 8
Twins
5–4
Sherrill (1–0)
Silva (7–6)
Guardado (27)
35,401
48–63
112
August 9
Twins
1–0
Hernández (1–1)
Lohse (7–11)
Guardado (28)
34,213
49–63
113
August 10
Twins
7–3
Nathan (5–3)
Nelson (1–2)
35,801
49–64
114
August 12
Angels
9–4
Donnelly (7–3)
Putz (4–5)
37,585
49–65
115
August 13
Angels
9–1
Colon (15–6)
Franklin (6–12)
42,500
49–66
116
August 14
Angels
7–6
Donnelly (8–3)
Sherrill (1–1)
Rodríguez (27)
38,468
49–67
117
August 15
Royals
11–3
Hernández (2–1)
Hernández (8–11)
31,908
50–67
118
August 16
Royals
4–3
Piñeiro (5–7)
Affeldt (0–2)
Guardado (29)
31,425
51–67
119
August 17
Royals
11–5
Moyer (10–4)
Carrasco (5–7)
35,224
52–67
120
August 18
@ Twins
7–3
Mays (6–8)
Franklin (6–13)
22,230
52–68
121
August 19
@ Twins
7–4
Silva (8–6)
Sherrill (1–2)
Nathan (31)
24,795
52–69
122
August 20
@ Twins
8–3
Sherrill (2–2)
Guerrier (0–2)
33,334
53–69
123
August 21
@ Twins
8–3
Radke (8–10)
Piñeiro (5–8)
33,405
53–70
124
August 23
@ Rangers
6–4
Young (11–7)
Moyer (10–5)
Cordero (28)
25,653
53–71
125
August 24
@ Rangers
8–1
Domínguez (1–3)
Franklin (6–14)
Wasdin (2)
28,612
53–72
126
August 25
@ Rangers
8–2
Harris (1–1)
Benoit (3–4)
19,112
54–72
127
August 26
White Sox
5–3
Vizcaíno (6–5)
Nelson (1–3)
Hermanson (32)
40,431
54–73
128
August 27
White Sox
4–3
Contreras (9–7)
Piñeiro (5–9)
Marte (4)
37,326
54–74
129
August 28
White Sox
9–2
Moyer (11–5)
García (11–7)
36,838
55–75
130
August 29
Yankees
7–4
Small (5–0)
Thornton (0–4)
Rivera (34)
41,731
55–75
131
August 30
Yankees
8–3
Harris (2–1)
Chacón (3–2)
37,773
56–75
132
August 31
Yankees
2–0
Johnson (13–8)
Hernández (2–2)
Rivera (35)
46,240
56–76
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
133
September 1
Yankees
5–1
Sherrill (3–2)
Sturtze (4–3)
39,986
57–76
134
September 2
@ Angels
4–1
Byrd (10–9)
Moyer (11–6)
Rodríguez (33)
42,604
57–77
135
September 3
@ Angels
6–3
Putz (5–5)
Shields (8–10)
43,819
58–77
136
September 4
@ Angels
5–3
Colon (18–6)
Harris (2–2)
Rodríguez (34)
43,757
58–78
137
September 5
@ Athletics
2–0
Hernández (3–2)
Blanton (8–11)
Guardado (30)
22,262
59–78
138
September 6
@ Athletics
3–2
Piñeiro (6–9)
Kennedy (3–2)
Guardado (31)
24,012
60–78
139
September 7
@ Athletics
8–7
Street (5–1)
Guardado (1–2)
14,609
60–79
140
September 9
Orioles
3–2
Moyer (12–6)
Bédard (6–7)
Putz (1)
27,429
61–79
141
September 10
Orioles
5–3
López (14–9)
Harris (2–3)
Ryan (30)
30,408
61–80
142
September 11
Orioles
6–3
Chen (12–9)
Hernández (3–3)
Ryan (31)
30,212
61–81
143
September 12
Angels
8–1
Piñeiro (7–9)
Santana (8–8)
27,952
62–81
144
September 13
Angels
2–1
Putz (6–5)
Byrd (11–10)
28,813
63–81
145
September 14
Angels
10–9
Guardado (2–2)
Rodríguez (2–5)
23,397
64–81
146
September 15
@ Rangers
4–3
Loe (9–5)
Harris (2–4)
Cordero (32)
23,679
64–82
147
September 16
@ Rangers
5–3
Rupe (1–0)
Hernández (3–4)
Cordero (33)
25,567
64–83
148
September 17
@ Rangers
7–6
Shouse (3–2)
Guardado (2–3)
41,983
64–84
149
September 18
@ Rangers
8–6
Dickey (1–1)
Franklin (6–15)
Cordero (34)
26,532
64–85
150
September 19
@ Blue Jays
7–5
Sherrill (4–2)
Batista (5–7)
Guardado (32)
18,762
65–85
151
September 20
@ Blue Jays
6–4
Towers (12–11)
Harris (2–5)
Frasor (1)
19,002
65–86
152
September 21
@ Blue Jays
3–2
Hernández (4–4)
Bush (5–10)
Guardado (33)
21,469
66–86
153
September 22
@ Blue Jays
7–5
Speier (3–2)
Piñeiro (7–10)
Batista (29)
23,118
66–87
154
September 23
@ Tigers
2–1
Franklin (7–15)
Spurling (3–4)
Guardado (34)
23,972
67–87
155
September 24
@ Tigers
7–1
Grilli (1–0)
Moyer (12–7)
25,328
67–88
156
September 25
@ Tigers
8–1
Maroth (14–13)
Hasegawa (1–3)
26,128
67–89
157
September 27
Rangers
3–2
Wasdin (3–2)
Mateo (3–5)
Cordero (36)
22,739
67–90
158
September 28
Rangers
7–3
Young (12–7)
Piñeiro (7–11)
Cordero (37)
20,723
67–91
159
September 29
Rangers
4–3
Franklin (8–15)
Rogers (14–8)
Guardado (35)
19,481
68–91
160
September 30
Athletics
4–1
Moyer (13–7)
Saarloos (10–9)
Guardado (36)
34,809
69–91
Player stats
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Batting
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Starters by position
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Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in
Other batters
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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in
Pitching
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Starting and other pitchers
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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts
Relief pitchers
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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; H = Holds; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts
Team statistics
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Positions in brackets are in league with other MLB teams
Batting
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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; R = Runs; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in
Team
G
AB
H
R
Avg.
HR
RBI
Mariners
162
5507 (20th)
1408 (27th)
699 (22nd)
.256 (26th)
130 (25th)
657 (22nd)
Opponents
162
5529
1483
751
.268
179
729
Pitching
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Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts; SHO = Shutouts
Team
G
IP
W
L
ERA
SO
SHO
Mariners
162
1427.2 (26th)
69 (26th)
93 (5th)
4.49 (20th)
892 (30th)
7 (22nd)
Farm system
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Major League Baseball Draft
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2005 Seattle Mariners draft picks
Jeff Clement (pictured) was the Mariners first round pick in 2005 .
Information
Owner
Nintendo of America
General Manager(s)
Bill Bavasi
Manager(s)
Mike Hargrove
First pick
Jeff Clement (Rule 4) Jason Bourgeois (Rule 5)
Draft positions
5 (Rule 4) 4 (Rule 5)
Number of selections
50 (Rule 4) 1 (Rule 5)
Players signed (Rule 4)
26
Links
Results
The Baseball Cube
Official Site
The Official Site of the Seattle Mariners
Years
2004 • 2005 • 2006
Below is a list of 2005 Seattle Mariners draft picks. The Mariners took part in both the Rule 4 draft (June amateur draft) and the Rule 5 draft . The first selection by the Mariners in the Rule 4 draft was catcher Jeff Clement . The first and only player selected by Seattle in the Rule 5 draft was infielder Jason Bourgeois .
June amateur draft
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Key
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Round (Pick)
Indicates the round and pick the player was drafted
Position
Indicates the secondary/collegiate position at which the player was drafted, rather than the professional position the player may have gone on to play
Bold
Indicates the player signed with the Mariners
Italics
Indicates the player did not sign with the Mariners
Table
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Justin Thomas was selected in the fourth round of the 2005 draft.
Rule 5 draft
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Jason Bourgeois was the Mariners only Rule 5 selection in 2005 .
Key
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Pick
Indicates the pick the player was drafted
Previous team
Indicates the previous organization, not Minor league team
Table
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References
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1st Half: Seattle Mariners Game Log on ESPN.com
2nd Half: Seattle Mariners Game Log on ESPN.com
Batting Statistics: Seattle Mariners Batting Stats on ESPN.com
Pitching Statistics: Seattle Mariners Pitching Stats on ESPN.com
^ "Adrian Beltre Stats".
^ "2005 Seattle Mariners Roster by Baseball Almanac".
^ "Jeff Clement Stats".
^ "Bret Boone Stats".
^ "Yorvit Torrealba Stats".
^ "Scott Spiezio Stats".
^ Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed., The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball , 3rd edition. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 2007
^ Jim Street (June 7, 2005). "Mariners take Clement at No. 3". Major League Baseball . mlb.mlb.com. Retrieved December 31, 2009 .
^ "JUSTIN THOMAS YSU pitcher selected in fourth round". Youngstown Vindicator . vindy.com. June 8, 2005. Retrieved December 31, 2009 .
^ "M's Select Catcher With No. 3 Pick In Baseball Draft". KOMO . komonews.com. June 7, 2005. Archived from the original on March 6, 2012. Retrieved 2009-12-08 .
^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq "2005 Seattle Mariners Draft Picks". The Baseball Cube . thebaseballcube.com. Retrieved December 31, 2009 .
^ Zachary J. Young (June 8, 2005). "Mariners select Rohrbaugh". Evening Sun . nl.newsbank.com. Retrieved December 31, 2009 .
^ "Aric Van Gaalen drafted". OurSports Central . oursportscentral.com. June 8, 2005. Retrieved January 1, 2010 .
^ John Manuel (December 8, 2005). "Rule Five Draft Proves Uneventful". Baseball America . baseballamerica.com. Retrieved January 2, 2010 .
External links
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Wikimedia Commons has media related to 2005 Seattle Mariners season .
2005 Seattle Mariners at Baseball Reference
2005 Seattle Mariners team page at www.baseball-almanac.com