One of my favorite Mariners notes to keep track of.
The Mariners all-time ERA record is 3.42, which is now shared by five players after Woo reached the 500.0 IP qualifier yesterday:
- Félix Hernández
- Hisashi Iwakuma
- Randy Johnson
- James Paxton
- Bryan Woo
Julio Rodriguez on the Mariners’ World Series chase last year, his final at-bat, and what he learned from the experience.
Enjoyed this conversation a lot—full interview here: https://t.co/W6i7YlizJg
Randy Arozarena is the first @Mariners player to score the walk-off run in back-to-back games since Alvin Davis, who hit walk-off homers in back-to-back games against the Minnesota Twins on August 15 & 16, 1986.
A really touching tribute from @RyanDivish to his former colleague on Monday at Target Field.
Just like @StoneLarry, he even tried to blame it on the cup.
On April 11, 2007, Félix Hernández turned in one of his greatest performances, 1-hitting the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.
"Daisuke Matsuzaka was making his Boston home debut, and that was the story everybody was talking about. Félix came and just stole the night. Threw a 1-hitter, barely missed a-no hitter -- just complete dominance. That's the game of his I'll always remember." -- Larry Stone (@StoneLarry), Former @officialBBWAA National President
#FélixHOF
Do you know what else Tom Seaver, Walter Johnson, Steve Carlton, Jack Morris and Robin Roberts have in common?
They are all in the @baseballhall.
#FélixHOF
Félix Hernández made 11 career Opening Day starts, including 10 straight from 2009-18.
He is one of six pitchers (Tom Seaver, Walter Johnson, Steve Carlton, Jack Morris & Robin Roberts) in @MLB history to start 10+ consecutive Opening Day games for the same team. #FélixHOF
The 2025 @officialBBWAA Seattle Chapter Awards:
🔹 Cal Raleigh, Player of the Year
🔹 Bryan Woo, Pitcher of the Year
🔹 Andrés Muñoz, Larry Stone (@StoneLarry) "Good Guy Award"
@harlangrady_@MarinersPR@Mariners I didn’t have time to dig through and find this one during the delay, but was interesting so I looked it up when I had a little more time.
The last time it happened was 9/3/10 vs. CLE. When Ichiro scored the lone Mariners run in the 1st inning out of the leadoff spot.