Every Seattle Mariners Player to Ever Make the All-Star Game
In this story:
On Friday, Seattle Mariners outfielder Julio Rodriguez pulled out of the All-Star Game, but not all was lost for M's fans, as Randy Arozarena took his place on the American League roster.
The 30-year-old Arozarena is hitting .244 with 15 homers and 44 RBIs. He's also stolen 15 bases and owns a 132 OPS+. He's one of five Mariners to get named to the All-Star Game this year, alongside Bryan Woo, Rodriguez, Andres Munoz and catcher Cal Raleigh.
Courtesy of Mariners PR, here's a list of every M's player to ever make the All-Star Game.
Year | Players |
|---|---|
1977 | Ruppert Jones |
1978 | Craig Reynolds |
1979 | Bruce Bochte |
1980 | Rick Honeycutt |
1981 | Tom Paciorek |
1982 | Floyd Bannister |
1983 | Matt Young |
1984 | Alvin Davis |
1985 | Phil Bradley |
1986 | Jim Pressly |
1987 | Mark Langston, Harold Reynolds |
1988 | Harold Reynolds |
1989 | Jeffrey Leonard |
1990 | Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson |
1991 | Griffey Jr. |
1992 | Griffey Jr., Edgar Martinez |
1993 | Griffey Jr., Johnson |
1994 | Griffey Jr., Johnson |
1995 | Griffey Jr., Johnson, Edgar Martinez, Tino Martinez |
1996 | Griffey Jr., Edgar Martinez, Alex Rodriguez, Jay Buhner, Dan Wilson |
1997 | Griffey Jr., Joey Cora, Johnson, Edgar Martinez, Alex Rodriguez |
1998 | Griffey Jr., Rodriguez |
1999 | Griffey Jr. |
2000 | Edgar Martinez, Rodriguez, Aaron Sele |
2001 | Ichiro, Edgar Martinez, Freddy Garcia, Mike Cameron, Jeff Nelson, Kazuhiro Sasaki, Bret Boone, John Olerud |
2002 | Ichiro, Garcia, Sasaki |
2003 | Ichiro, Edgar Martinez, Jamie Moyer, Shigetoshi Hasegawa, Boone |
2004 | Ichiro |
2005 | Ichiro |
2006 | Ichiro, Jose Lopez |
2007 | Ichiro, JJ Putz |
2008 | Ichiro |
2009 | Ichiro, Felix Hernandez |
2010 | Ichiro |
2011 | Hernandez, Michael Pineda, Brandon League |
2012 | Hernandez |
2013 | Hernandez, Hisashi Iwakuma |
2014 | Hernandez, Robinson Cano, Kyle Seager |
2015 | Hernandez, Nelson Cruz |
2016 | Cano |
2017 | Cruz, Cano |
2018 | Cruz, Edwin Diaz, Mitch Haniger, Jean Segura |
2019 | Daniel Vogelbach |
2020 | N/A |
2021 | Yusei Kikuchi |
2022 | Julio Rodriguez, Ty France |
2023 | Rodriguez, Luis Castillo, George Kirby |
2024 | Logan Gilbert, Andres Munoz |
2025 | Rodriguez, Bryan Woo, Munoz, Randy Arozarena, Cal Raleigh |
The All-Star Game is Tuesday night at 5 p.m. PT. Raleigh will compete in the Home Run Derby on Monday night. He'll look to become only the second Mariners player to ever win the Derby, joining Ken Griffey Jr., who won it a record three times.
Seattle will enter play on Saturday at 49-45 and in second place in the American League West. They are six games behind the Houston Astros in the division, and also trail the Tampa Bay Rays by 0.5 games in the American League wild card race. Seattle hasn't made the playoffs since the 2022 season.
The M's will finish out the first half of the season on Sunday against the Tigers before departing for the All-Star break. They'll come out of the break with a very difficult homestand against the Astros and Milwaukee Brewers. They'll have 17 games in a row right out of the break, marking the second such stretch this season.
Related Stories on Seattle Mariners
NEW PODCAST IS HERE: Brady is live in New York for the series with the Yankees and he talks about the frustration of the first two games, but says Seattle can still accomplish what it needs to. Furthermore, it's a packed guest list as Ben Williamson stops by, as does George Kirby's high school coach! Also, Joe Doyle of Overslot talks about the M's and the No. 3 pick in the draft. CLICK HERE:
PITCH-TIPPING? What was going on with Andres Munoz and his pitch-tipping on Thursday, and who is to blame for how it all transpired? CLICK HERE:
POSSIBLE BLOCKBUSTER? Jon Morosi of MLB.com has planted the seeds of a possible big deal between the Mariners and the Arizona Diamondbacks, but it's not necessarily the one you were expecting. CLICK HERE:
Follow Seattle Mariners on SI on social media
Continue to follow our Inside the Mariners coverage on social media by liking us on Facebook and by following Teren Kowatsch and Brady Farkas on "X" @Teren_Kowatsch and @RefuseToLosePod. You can subscribe to the "Refuse to Lose" podcast by clicking HERE.
