2017 Seattle Mariners Schedule

[David]

The following is the complete schedule for the 2017 Seattle Mariners season. After a surprising 86-76 season in 2016, the Mariners loaded up on talent during the off-season. This season, the team looks to take the next step and make its first appearance in the playoffs since 2001.

This season also marks the 40th Anniversary of the franchise. The team plans to celebrate it's 40th Anniversary by paying homage to the players, fans and other individuals who have made an impact over four decades. Special events include the 40th Anniversary All-Time Team, Ichiro "Hitstory" Dual Bobblehead Night, Jay Buhner Bobblehead Night, Turn Back the Clock Night, Mariners Snow Globe Night, I ♣️ NY T-Shirt Night, and Replica USS Mariner Day. The biggest event will occur from Friday, August 11 to Sunday, August 12 as the team retires Edgar Martinez's #11.

The Mariners play in the West Division of the American League. Other teams in the division include the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, the Oakland Athletics, the Texas Rangers, and the Houston Astros. The Mariners play 162-games, with their home games played at the majestic Safeco Field.

All televised Mariners games will air on ROOT Sports Northwest unless otherwise noted. Games can be heard on the radio at AM 710 ESPN (Seattle). Start times are listed in the Pacific (PT) time zone. Bold Northwest Green denotes home games.

APRIL
Game 1 -- Mon., April 3 - at Houston Astros (L 0-3)
Game 2 -- Tues., April 4 - at Houston Astros (L 1-2)
Game 3 -- Wed., April 5 - at Houston Astros (L 3-5) (13)
Game 4 -- Thu., April 6 - at Houston Astros (W 4-2)
Game 5 -- Fri., April 7 - at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (L 1-5)
Game 6 -- Sat., April 8 - at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (L 4-5)
Game 7 -- Sun., April 9 - at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (L 9-10)
Game 8 -- Mon., April 10 - Houston Astros (W 6-0)
Game 9 -- Tue., April 11 - Houston Astros (L 5-7)
Game 10 -- Wed., April 12 - Houston Astros (L 5-10)
Game 11 -- Fri., April 14 - Texas Rangers (W 2-1)
Game 12 -- Sat., April 15 - Texas Rangers, (W 5-0)
Game 13 -- Sun., April 16 - Texas Rangers, (W 8-7)
Game 14 -- Mon, April 17 - Miami Marlins (W 6-1)
Game 15 -- Tue., April 18 - Miami Marlins (L 0-5)
Game 16 -- Wed., April 19 - Miami Marlins (W 10-5)
Game 17 -- Thu., April 20 - at Oakland Athletics (L 6-9)
Game 18 -- Fri., April 21 - at Oakland Athletics (L 1-3)
Game 19 -- Sat., April 22 - at Oakland Athletics (L 3-4)
Game 20 -- Sun., April 23 - at Oakland Athletics (W 11-1)
Game 21 -- Tue., April 25 - at Detroit Tigers (L 9-19)
Game 22 -- Wed., April 26 - at Detroit Tigers (W 8-0)
Game 23 -- Thu., April 27 - at Detroit Tigers (W 2-1)
Game 24 -- Fri., April 28 - at Cleveland Indians (W 3-1)
Game 25 -- Sat., April 29 - at Cleveland Indians (L 3-4)
Game 26 -- Sun., April 30 - at Cleveland Indians (L 4-12)

April Win/Loss: 11-15 (Home: 6-3; Away: 5-12)

MAY
Game 27 -- Tue., May 2 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (L 4-6)
Game 28 -- Wed., May 3 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (W 8-7)
Game 29 -- Thu., May 4 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (W 11-3)
Game 30 -- Fri., May 5 - Texas Rangers (L 1-3) (13)
Game 31 -- Sat., May 6 - Texas Rangers (W 8-2)
Game 32 -- Sun., May 7 - Texas Rangers (W 4-3)
Game 33 -- Tue., May 9 - at Philadelphia Phillies (W 10-9)
Game 34 -- Wed., May 10 - at Philadelphia Phillies (W 11-6)
Game 35 -- Thu., May 11 - at Toronto Blue Jays (L 2-7)
Game 36 -- Fri., May 12 - at Toronto Blue Jays (L 0-4)
Game 37 -- Sat., May 13 - at Toronto Blue Jays (L 2-7)
Game 38 -- Sun., May 14 - at Toronto Blue Jays (L 2-3)
Game 39 -- Mon., May 15 - Oakland Athletics (W 6-5)
Game 40 -- Tue., May 16 - Oakland Athletics (L 6-9)
Game 41 -- Wed., May 17 - Oakland Athletics (W 4-0)
Game 42 -- Thu., May 18 - Chicago White Sox (W 5-4)
Game 43 -- Fri., May 19 - Chicago White Sox (L 1-2) (10)
Game 44 -- Sat., May 20 - Chicago White Sox (L 1-16)
Game 45 -- Sun., May 21 - Chicago White Sox (L 1-8)
Game 46 -- Tue. May 23 - at Washington Nationals (L 1-10)
Game 47 -- Wed., May 24 - at Washington Nationals (L 1-5)
Game 48 -- Thu., May 25 - at Washington Nationals (W 4-2)
Game 49 -- Fri., May 26 - at Boston Red Sox (L 0-3)
Game 50 -- Sat., May 27 - at Boston Red Sox (L 0-6)
Game 51 -- Sun., May 28 - at Boston Red Sox (W 5-0)
Game 52 -- Mon., May 29 - at Colorado Rockies (W 6-5)
Game 53 -- Tue., May 30 - at Colorado Rockies (W 10-4)
Game 54 -- Wed., May 31 - Colorado Rockies (W 5-0)

May Win/Loss: 14-14 (Home: 8-6; Away: 6-8)

JUNE
Game 55 -- Thu., June 1 - Colorado Rockies (L 3-6)
Game 56 -- Fri., June 2 - Tampa Bay Rays (W 12-4)
Game 57 -- Sat., June 3 - Tampa Bay Rays (W 9-2)
Game 58 -- Sun., June 4 - Tampa Bay Rays (W 7-1)
Game 59 -- Tue., June 6 - Minnesota Twins (W 12-3)
Game 60 -- Wed., June 7 - Minnesota Twins (W 6-5)
Game 61 -- Thu., June 8 - Minnesota Twins (L 1-2)
Game 62 -- Fri., June 9 - Toronto Blue Jays (W 4-2)
Game 63 -- Sat., June 10 - Toronto Blue Jays (L 2-4)
Game 64 -- Sun., June 11 - Toronto Blue Jays (L 0-4)
Game 65 -- Mon., June 12 - at Minnesota Twins (W 14-3)
Game 66 -- Tue., June 13 - at Minnesota Twins (L 7-20)
Game 67 -- Wed., June 14 - at Minnesota Twins (W 6-2)
Game 68 -- Thu., June 15 - at Minnesota Twins (L 2-6)
Game 69 -- Fri., June 16 - at Texas Rangers (L 4-10)
Game 70 -- Sat., June 17 - at Texas Rangers (L 4-10)
Game 71 -- Sun., June 18 - at Texas Rangers (W 7-3)
Game 72 -- Mon., June 19 - Detroit Tigers (W 6-2)
Game 73 -- Tue., June 20 - Detroit Tigers (W 5-4)
Game 74 -- Wed., June 21 - Detroit Tigers (W 7-5)
Game 75 -- Thu., June 22 - Detroit Tigers (W 9-6)
Game 76 -- Fri., June 23 - Houston Astros (W 13-3)
Game 77 -- Sat., June 24 - Houston Astros (L 2-5)
Game 78 -- Sun., June 25 - Houston Astros (L 2-8)
Game 79 -- Tue., June 27 - Philadelphia Phillies (L 2-8)
Game 80 -- Wed., June 28 - Philadelphia Phillies (L 4-5)
Game 81 -- Fri., June 30 - at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (W 10-0)

June Win/Loss: 15-12 (Home: 11-8; Away: 4-4)

JULY
Game 82 -- Sat., July 1 - at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (L 0-4)
Game 83 -- Sun., July 2 - at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (W 5-3)
Game 84 -- Mon., July 3 - Kansas City Royals (L 1-3)
Game 85 -- Tue., July 4 - Kansas City Royals (L 3-7)
Game 86 -- Wed., July 5 - Kansas City Royals (L 6-9)
Game 87 -- Thu., July 6 - Oakland Athletics (L 4-7)
Game 88 -- Fri., July 7 - Oakland Athletics (W 7-2)
Game 89 -- Sat., July 8 - Oakland Athletics (L 3-4)
Game 90 -- Sun., July 9 - Oakland Athletics (W 4-0)

July 10-13 - ALL STAR BREAK - MARLINS PARK, MIAMI, FLORIDA

Game 91 -- Fri., July 14 - at Chicago White Sox (W 4-2)
Game 92 -- Sat., July 15 - at Chicago White Sox (W 4-3)
Game 93 -- Sun., July 16 - at Chicago White Sox (W 7-6)
Game 94 -- Mon., July 17 - at Houston Astros (W 9-7)
Game 95 -- Tue., July 18 - at Houston Astros, (L 2-6)
Game 96 -- Wed., July 19 - at Houston Astros, (W 4-1)
Game 97 -- Thu., July 20 - New York Yankees (L 1-4)
Game 98 -- Fri., July 21 - New York Yankees (L 1-5)
Game 99 -- Sat., July 22 - New York Yankees (W 6-5) (10)
Game 100 -- Sun., July 23 - New York Yankees (L 4-6)
Game 101 -- Mon., July 24 - Boston Red Sox (W 4-0)
Game 102 -- Tue., July 25 - Boston Red Sox (W 6-5) (13)
Game 103 -- Wed., July 26 - Boston Red Sox (L 0-4)
Game 104 -- Fri., July 28 - New York Mets (L 5-7)
Game 105 -- Sat., July 29 - New York Mets (W 3-2)
Game 106 -- Sun., July 30 - New York Mets (W 9-1)
Game 107 -- Mon., July 31 - at Texas Rangers (W 6-4)

July Win/Loss: 14-12 (Home: 7-10; Away: 7-2)

AUGUST
Game 108 -- Tue., August 1 - at Texas Rangers (W 8-7)
Game 109 -- Wed., August 2 - at Texas Rangers (L 1-5)
Game 110 -- Thu., August 3 - at Kansas City Royals (L 4-6)
Game 111 -- Fri., August 4 - at Kansas City Royals (W 5-2)
Game 112 -- Sun., August 6 - at Kansas City Royals (W 8-7)
Game 113 -- Sun., August 6 - at Kansas City Royals (L 1-9)
Game 114 -- Tue., August 8 - at Oakland Athletics (W 7-6)
Game 115 -- Wed., August 9 - at Oakland Athletics (W 6-3)
Game 116 -- Thu., August 10 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (L 3-6)
Game 117 -- Fri., August 11 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (L 5-6)
Game 118 -- Sat., August 12 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (L 3-6)
Game 119 -- Sun., August 13 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (L 2-4)
Game 120 -- Mon., August 14 - Baltimore Orioles (L 3-11)
Game 121 -- Tue., August 15 - Baltimore Orioles (W 3-1)
Game 122 -- Wed., August 16 - Baltimore Orioles (W 7-6)
Game 123 -- Fri., August 18 - at Tampa Bay Rays, 4:10 p.m.
Game 124 -- Sat., August 19 - at Tampa Bay Rays, 3:10 p.m.
Game 125 -- Sun., August 20 - at Tampa Bay Rays, 10:10 a.m.
Game 126 -- Mon., August 21 - at Atlanta Braves, 4:35 p.m.
Game 127 -- Tue., August 22 - at Atlanta Braves, 4:35 p.m.
Game 128 -- Wed., August 23 - at Atlanta Braves, 4:35 p.m.
Game 129 -- Fri., August 25 - at New York Yankees, 4:05 p.m.
Game 130 -- Sat., August 26 - at New York Yankees, 10:05 a.m.
Game 131 -- Sun., August 27 - at New York Yankees, 10:05 a.m.
Game 132 -- Mon., August 28 - at Baltimore Orioles, 4:05 p.m.
Game 133 -- Tue., August 29 - at Baltimore Orioles, 4:05 p.m.
Game 134 -- Wed., August 30 - at Baltimore Orioles, 12:05 p.m.

August Win/Loss: 0-0 (Home: 0-0; Away: 0-0)

SEPTEMBER
Game 135 -- Fri., September 1 - Oakland Athletics, 7:10 p.m.
Game 136 -- Sat., September 2 - Oakland Athletics, 6:10 p.m.
Game 137 -- Sun., September 3 - Oakland Athletics, 1:10 p.m.
Game 138 -- Mon., September 4 - Houston Astros, 3:40 p.m.
Game 139 -- Tue., September 5 - Houston Astros, 7:10 p.m.
Game 140 -- Wed., September 6 - Houston Astros, 7:10 p.m.
Game 141 -- Fri., September 8 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 7:10 p.m.
Game 142 -- Sat., September 9 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 6:10 p.m.
Game 143 -- Sun., September 10 - Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 1:10 p.m.
Game 144 -- Mon., September 11 - at Texas Rangers, 5:05 p.m.
Game 145 -- Tue., September 12 - at Texas Rangers, 5:05 p.m.
Game 146 -- Wed., September 13 - at Texas Rangers, 5:05 p.m.
Game 147 -- Thu., September 14 - at Texas Rangers, 5:05 p.m.
Game 148 -- Fri., September 15 - at Houston Astros, 8:10 p.m.
Game 149 -- Sat., September 16 - at Houston Astros, 4:10 p.m.
Game 150 -- Sun., September 17 - at Houston Astros, 11:10 a.m.
Game 151 -- Tue., September 19 -Texas Rangers, 7:10 p.m.
Game 152 -- Wed., September 20 -Texas Rangers, 7:10 p.m.
Game 153 -- Thu., September 21 - Texas Rangers, 7:10 p.m.
Game 154 -- Fri., September 22 - Cleveland Indians, 7:10 p.m.
Game 155 -- Sat., September 23 -Cleveland Indians, 1:10 p.m.
Game 156 -- Sun., September 34 - Cleveland Indians, 1:10 p.m.
Game 157 -- Mon., September 25 - at Oakland Athletics, 7:05 p.m.
Game 158 -- Tue., September 26 - at Oakland Athletics, 7:05 p.m.
Game 159 -- Wed., September 27 - at Oakland Athletics, 12:35 p.m.
Game 160 -- Fri., September 29 - at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 7:07 p.m.
Game 161 -- Sat., September 30 - at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 6:07 p.m.

September Win/Loss: 0-0 (Home: 0-0; Away: 0-0)

OCTOBER
Game 162 -- Sun., October 1 - at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 12:07 p.m.

October Win/Loss: 0-0 (Home: 0-0; Away: 0-0)

Season Win/Loss: 0-0 (Home: 0-0; Away: 0-0)

OPPONENTS' STADIUMS
Atlanta Braves - SunTrust Park; Atlanta, Georgia
Baltimore Orioles - Oriole Park at Camden Yards; Baltimore, Maryland
Boston Red Sox - Fenway Park; Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago White Sox - Guaranteed Rate Field; Chicago, Illinois
Cleveland Indians - Progressive Field; Cleveland, Ohio
Colorado Rockies - Coors Field; Denver, Colorado
Detroit Tigers - Comerica Park; Detroit, Michigan
Houston Astros - Minute Maid Park; Houston, Texas
Kansas City Royals - Kauffman Stadium; Kansas City, Missouri
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim - Angel Stadium of Anaheim; Anaheim, California
Minnesota Twins - Target Field; Minneapolis, Minnesota
New York Yankees - Yankee Stadium; Bronx, New York
Oakland Athletics - Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum; Oakland, California
Philadelphia Phillies - Citizens Bank Park; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tampa Bay Rays - Tropicana Field; St. Petersburg, Florida
Texas Rangers - Globe Life Park in Arlington; Arlington, Texas
Toronto Blue Jays - Rogers Centre; Toronto, Ontario
Washington Nationals - Nationals Park; Washington D.C.

[pajarito]

A couple of tough losses looks like to start the season off. Sorry, don't make enough time to talk about the Mariners on here, but hoping they do well this year. Some analysts are thinking they might have a shot to pull off (a fairly surprising) playoff berth, which they currently are the MLB team with longest postseason appearance drought (2001 season). Their success this season, as with last year, looks to be how well their starting pitching can perform, although that is basically true for almost all teams. Think last year inconsistencies from their starters was part of the reason they fell short on their playoff push.

This year I'm not too sure they've really improved their roster much at all: starting pitching, bullpen, hitting. Plus Felix every year it gets a little more less assuring, but hoping he has a great bounce back year. Getting Smyly was kind of an "out-there" acquisition I felt, but after a nice and positive World Baseball Classic outing by him, felt like there was a shot it might work out. But they just recently placed him on the 60-day DL and can't throw for like 6 weeks where they'll evaluate where his elbow stands then, not great news for the starting staff and him getting off to a good season obviously.

Either way, good luck to the M's for whoever's watching or following them this season!

[pajarito]

Yeesh, that was a pretty rough first week to start of the season for the M's. Was able to salvage a win and avoid a 4 game divisional sweep against the 'stros but then followed it up with a rough sweep by other division foe Angels, including that painful painful 7 run bottom 9th collapse to cap off the sweep, with a 6 run lead no less! That was a pretty epic and painful way to get swept all right, and ended with their closer of the future not being able to save them from collapse.

Their extra inning loss to Houston Wednesday was also after they were handed the go ahead run with a bases loaded walk, only to give up a 3-run walkoff homer to Springer in the bottom half. Though that home run was more a Crawford box home run and probably an out in many if not all other parks. Same with the 2 home runs that Iwakuma gave up the previous day that gave him the loss, otherwise seemed like he pitched quite well, which will be huge for them if he can capture any of magic he had a couple of seasons ago.

Yesterday was a tough way to lose but at least today their exorcised a demon or two by having a solid victory back home for the opening home game of the season against the same Astro team that beaten them up some to start the season last week at their park, 6-0. Sounds like Paxton had a real solid game, can't argue with 7 shutout innings and 8 K's, and only 4 H and 2 BB. He's been a promising prospect for a bit now but hasn't really lived up to what some were hoping he can be, at least except for brief stretches and not consistently much at all really. I like him and hope he can become a key starting pitcher that they really need and won't end up getting shipped out like Walker did over the offseason. Walker was pretty much in the same boat as Paxton I think.

Speaking of which, Walker was traded for Segura, and their shiny new toy unfortunately injured his hammy early in today's game. Hopefully he didn't hurt it too badly because seems like they're hoping he's going to be a somewhat significant part of their offense. I didn't like this trade because I liked Walker for the Mariners too, but he struggled and was inconsistent when given his chance, so can see why he was traded away.

Either way, very nice bounce back win for them after that horribly tough loss just the day before. Good luck going forward and happy 40th anniversary M's! Ha.