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American League West · 2016

Seattle Mariners 2016

Team WAR
34.2
21.8 bat / 12.4 pitch
Win %
.531
pyth .538
Run diff
+61
4.74 / 4.36 per g
wRC+
107
ERA
4.07
FIP 4.29
Home runs
221

The Seattle Mariners went 86-76 in 2016, a .531 winning percentage — 12th of 30 record in baseball. They scored 768 runs and allowed 707, a run differential of +61. The offence ranked 6th of 30 in MLB for runs scored, while their 4.07 staff ERA was 12th of 30. Their 107 team wRC+ was 7% above league average — 5th of 30 in MLB. Robinson Canó led the position players at 5.8 WAR, and James Paxton the rotation at a 3.79 ERA.

Where the offence comes from

Roster contribution by share of the team total.

1,429 team hits
Robinson Canó195Robinson Canó — 195 hits (13.6%)Nelson Cruz169Nelson Cruz — 169 hits (11.8%)Kyle Seager166Kyle Seager — 166 hits (11.6%)Leonys Martin128Leonys Martin — 128 hits (9.0%)Norichika Aoki118Norichika Aoki — 118 hits (8.3%)Ketel Marte113Ketel Marte — 113 hits (7.9%)Adam Lind96Adam Lind — 96 hits (6.7%)Seth Smith94Seth Smith — 94 hits (6.6%)Dae-Ho Lee74Dae-Ho Lee — 74 hits (5.2%)Chris Iannetta62Chris Iannetta — 62 hits (4.3%)Gutierrez61Franklin Gutierrez — 61 hits (4.3%)O'Malley48Shawn O'Malley — 48 hits (3.4%)34Mike Zunino — 34 hits (2.4%)Heredia23Guillermo Heredia — 23 hits (1.6%)Clevenger15Steve Clevenger — 15 hits (1.0%)12Jesús Sucre — 12 hits (0.8%)9Ben Gamel — 9 hits (0.6%)Daniel Robertson — 5 hits (0.3%)Stefen Romero — 4 hits (0.3%)Wade Miley — 2 hits (0.1%)Daniel Vogelbach — 1 hits (0.1%)
Each rectangle is a player, sized by his share of the team's hits; darker means a larger share. Top 30 contributors. Select a different statistic above, or click a player for his page.

Batting

27 players, ranked by dbWAR.

Robinson Canó2B161715195391030.298.350.533.3751385.8
Kyle Seager3B15867616630993.278.359.499.3671334.7
Nelson CruzDH155667169431052.287.360.555.3891484.3
Leonys MartinCF143576128154724.247.306.378.301871.3
Mike ZuninoC541923412310.207.318.470.3431171.3
Norichika AokiLF1144671184287.283.349.388.3271061.3
Seth SmithRF1354389416630.249.342.415.3341101.2
Franklin GutierrezRF982836114391.246.329.452.3401140.9
Jesús SucreC92912150.480.552.680.5292440.6
Chris IannettaC89338627240.210.303.329.285770.6
Dae-Ho Lee1B1033177414490.253.312.428.3221020.4
Shawn O'MalleySS75232482176.229.299.319.278720.2
Guillermo HerediaLF39107231121.250.349.315.305900.1
Steve ClevengerC217615170.221.303.309.278710.0
Ketel MarteSS11846611313311.259.287.323.268650.0
Wade MileyP5122000.182.182.182.160-100.0
James PaxtonP240000.000.250.000.17400.0
Edwin DíazP110000.000.000.000.000-119-0.0
Nate KarnsP110000.000.000.000.000-119-0.0
Joel PeraltaP220000.000.000.000.000-119-0.0
Hisashi IwakumaP230000.000.000.000.000-119-0.0
Stefen RomeroLF9194030.235.263.294.24247-0.1
Félix HernándezP380000.000.000.000.000-119-0.1
Daniel RobertsonLF7215010.263.300.316.27469-0.1
Adam Lind1B1264309620580.239.286.431.30892-0.1
Daniel Vogelbach1B7131000.083.154.083.121-36-0.1
Ben GamelRF25579150.188.278.292.26060-0.2

Pitching

28 pitchers, ranked by dbWAR.

James Paxton2020121.06701173.792.801.318.73.3
Hisashi Iwakuma3333199.0161201474.124.271.336.62.1
Edwin Díaz49051.20418882.792.041.1615.31.6
Wade Miley3030166.091301375.374.451.427.41.4
Mike Montgomery497100.0450922.523.791.178.31.1
Nate Karns221594.16211015.154.051.489.61.1
Félix Hernández2525153.111801223.824.631.327.21.0
Steve Cishek62064.04625762.813.571.0210.70.8
Evan Scribner12014.0000150.001.650.509.60.5
Joaquín Benoit51048.0311522.813.901.279.80.4
Dan Altavilla15012.1000100.732.010.977.30.4
Nick Vincent60060.1443653.734.161.139.70.4
Tony Zych12013.2100213.292.491.4613.80.3
Taijuan Walker2525134.181101194.224.991.248.00.3
Vidal Nuño55158.2110513.534.511.337.80.1
Mayckol Guaipe507.100054.913.421.646.10.1
Joe Wieland115.0010310.804.551.805.40.0
Luis Sardinas101.000000.003.150.000.00.0
Jonathan Aro100.200000.007.653.000.0-0.0
Wade LeBlanc19862.0402513.774.971.137.4-0.1
Aríel Miranda121058.0520443.885.251.126.8-0.1
Donn Roach405.120028.446.521.693.4-0.1
Steve Johnson16016.2100174.325.431.449.2-0.1
Adrian Sampson214.201027.718.501.933.9-0.2
David Rollins1109.110067.716.902.045.8-0.2
Cody Martin9225.2120153.865.681.445.3-0.3
Joel Peralta31027.1110335.936.001.3910.9-0.4
Tom Wilhelmsen50046.1241286.806.381.715.4-0.9

Attendance

Announced gate at 81 home dates, 2016.

Average
27,999
81 home dates
Median
28,309
Total
2,267,928
Best
47,065
2016-04-08
Quietest
13,376
2016-04-12
On the road
28,309
what they drew away

By situation

Day and night divide the home schedule, and so do weekend and weekday. The road line is a different question.
SplitGamesAvgMedLowHigh
All home8127,99928,30913,37647,065
Night5926,53924,85113,37647,065
Day2231,91432,57715,07544,812
Weekend3934,13335,74616,77547,065
Weekday4222,30319,95213,37641,536
On the road8128,30928,1489,39349,289

Through the season

Average home crowd by month.
MonthGamesAverage
Apr1125,563
May1527,426
Jun1328,194
Jul930,792
Aug1631,578
Sep1524,803
Oct227,189

By season

35427.017713.50.0151617181920212223242526

Announced gate — tickets distributed, which is the figure every reference publishes and is not the same as people through the turnstile. A game the feed reports no gate for is left out rather than counted as empty. Seasons before attendance was carried into the lake are absent from the trend rather than shown as zero.

Game time

First pitch to final out across 162 completed games, 2016.

Regulation
2:56
145 games
All games
3:02
Extra innings
3:51
17 of them
Longest
4:51
2016-08-09, 15 inn
Shortest
2:16
2016-08-03

By situation

Regulation and extra innings divide the season, and so do home and road. Day and night overlap both.
SplitGamesAvgMedFastestLongest
All1623:022:582:064:51
Regulation1452:562:552:063:50
Extra innings173:513:523:034:51
Home813:022:552:164:51
Road813:022:592:064:38
Day523:023:012:214:23
Night1103:022:562:064:51

Through the season

Average completed game by month.
MonthGamesAverage
Apr112:55
May153:07
Jun132:58
Jul92:52
Aug163:02
Sep153:08
Oct23:18

By season

188.394.20.0151617181920212223242526

Regulation games only, in minutes. 176 minutes this season.

Elapsed time from first pitch to final out. The feed does not itemise delays, so a rain delay is inside these numbers with no way to subtract it. Games called early are excluded — five innings in ninety-three minutes is not a short game — but they still count in attendance, because the crowd turned up.

Record versus run differential

Seattle Mariners are 86-76, a .531 win rate, while their +61 run differential implies .538. That is essentially in line — the record reflects the run scoring.