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2005 RECORD: 69-93 (42.6%), -18.45 units DIVISION: American League West MANAGER: Mike Hargrove BALLPARK: Safeco Field (Grass) Offseason Player Movement (as of 2/1/06) Additions: Kevin Appier (RHP-Signed FA), Carl Everett (DH-CHW), Fernando Vina (2B-DET), Kenji Jojima (C-Japan), Jarrod Washburn (LHP-LAA), Matt Lawton (OF-NYY), Marcos Carvajal (RHP-COL) Subtractions: Bobby Madritsch (LHP-KC), Dan Wilson (C-Retired), Ramon Santiago (INF-DET), Pokey Reese (SS-FLA), Ryan Franklin (RHP-PHI), Wiki Gonzalez (C-WAS), Yorvit Torrealba (C-COL), Fabio Castro (LHP-TEX) Sportsbook.com 2006 Odds to Win: World Series - 75-1, AL Pennant - 38-1 2006 OUTLOOK: Seattle continues to struggle to find a comfort zone in its relatively new home, Safeco Field. Last year, en route to a 69-93 finish, the Mariners won just 39 of 81 games at home. This coming after an offseason of adding Sexson and Beltre to the lineup, each of whom finished below normal standards for production. They simply might not be right for the surroundings. There's plenty of potential here though. Top StatFox Team Power Trends SEATTLE is 11-2 UNDER (+8.8 Units) vs. an AL starting pitcher whose WHIP is 1.700 or worse over the last 2 seasons. SEATTLE was 24-40 (-16.4 Units) vs. an AL team with a team batting average of .265 or worse in '05 . SEATTLE was 52-36 UNDER (+12.0 Units) after a loss in '05 . SEATTLE was 9-1 (+9.1 Units) vs. an AL starting pitcher whose ERA was 6.20 or worse in '05 . 2005 StatFox Situational Records HOME GAMES: 39-42 (48.1%), -6 units ROAD GAMES: 30-51 (37.0%), -12.45 units DIVISION GAMES: 21-34 (38.2%), -10.35 units INTERLEAGUE GAMES: 10-8 (55.6%), +4.45 units DAY GAMES: 25-31 (44.6%), -6.6 units NIGHT GAMES: 44-62 (41.5%), -11.85 units vs. LH STARTERS: 22-27 (44.9%), -5.1 units vs. RH STARTERS: 47-66 (41.6%), -13.35 units on GRASS FIELDS: 64-84 (43.2%), -14.45 units on TURF FIELDS: 2-5 (28.6%), -2.9 units DOME GAMES: 3-4 (42.9%), -1.1 units PLAYOFF GAMES: n/a TOTALS O-U-P: 70-84-8 (45.5%), 2005 Team Stats/Ranks: Team (Rank), Opp (Rank) Runs per Game: 4.31 (22), 4.64 (18) Batting Average: 0.256 (26), 0.268 (21) On-Base Percentage: 0.314 (29), 0.328 (18) Home Runs: 130 (26), 179 (21) Strikeouts per game: 6.09 (11), 5.51 (30) Stolen Bases: 102 (8), 89 (18) Errors: 80 (4), 96 (7) Bullpen Innings: 457.6 (18) Bullpen WHIP: 1.274 (5) Bullpen ERA: 3.60 (8) 2005 Player Hitting Statistics - BAvg, HR's, RBI's RANDY WINN: .306, 20 HR's, 63 RBI's ICHIRO SUZUKI: .303, 15 HR's, 68 RBI's RAUL IBANEZ: .280, 20 HR's, 89 RBI's RICHIE SEXSON: .263, 39 HR's, 121 RBI's ADRIAN BELTRE: .255, 19 HR's, 87 RBI's JEREMY REED: .254, 3 HR's, 45 RBI's 2005 Starting Pitcher Statistics - ERA, Team W-L (Units) JAMIE MOYER: 4.28, 20-12 (+9.2 units) RYAN FRANKLIN: 5.16, 12-18 (-2.9 units) GIL MECHE: 5.15, 11-15 (-3.15 units) FELIX HERNANDEZ: 2.67, 5-7 (-5.2 units) JOEL PINEIRO: 5.62, 11-19 (-5.6 units) AARON SELE: 5.66, 7-14 (-6.8 units)
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