Seattle Mariners Staying Consistent With Trends From Previous Seasons
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The Seattle Mariners are set to begin a six-game homestand starting with a three-game set against the Cleveland Guardians on Friday at 7:10 p.m. PT at T-Mobile Park. As of Friday, the Mariners are four games back from the Houston Astros in the American League West and have lost three consecutive series. They were swept in two of those series.
Seattle will be looking to get back to its winning ways against Cleveland. But, based on a post on "X", it might not be time to panic yet.
In a post on "X," Luke Arkins of Mariners Consigliere posted the club's record win-loss total through 67 games from 2021 to this season, along with their final record.
Seattle was 32-35 through 67 games and finished with 90 wins in 2021; was 29-38 and finished with 90 wins in 2022; 33-34 and finished with 88 wins in 2023 and was 37-30 and finished with 85 wins in 2024.
#Mariners W-L record through 67 games and final win total…
— Luke Arkins (@luke_arkins) June 12, 2025
2021 (32-35) - 90 wins
2022 (29-38) - 90 wins
2023 (33-34) - 88 wins
2024 (37-30) - 85 wins
2025 (33-34) - TBD pic.twitter.com/NHgua8dw8c
The Mariners made the playoffs in 2022, the season where they had the worst record through 67 games. Seattle wasn't eliminated from the playoffs until the final week of the season in 2023 and 2024, respectively.
The Mariners still have a long way to go until the end of the season, and will get ace Logan Gilbert and slugging outfielder/first baseman Luke Raley back from injuries in the coming days. The club is also expected to be one of the most aggressive teams at the trade deadline, per reports.
Seattle can still turn the corner, as it did in 2022, but it will have to start soon.
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