Seattle Mariners all-time roster

1977 to 2026 · 735 players

How many players have played for the Seattle Mariners?

735 players have a season with the Seattle Mariners on file, from 1977 to 2026: 362 at the plate and 373 on the mound. Edgar Martinez played the most games for the club, 2,055. Seattle Mariners all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Seattle Mariners hitter, 1977 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Edgar Martinez	1987–2004	2,055	2,247	309	1,261	.312
Ichiro Suzuki	2001–2019	1,766	2,437	95	605	.325
Ken Griffey Jr.	1989–2010	1,685	1,843	417	1,216	.292
Kyle Seager	2011–2021	1,479	1,395	242	807	.251
Jay Buhner	1989–2001	1,380	1,212	297	926	.256
Dan Wilson	1994–2005	1,251	1,071	88	508	.262
Alvin Davis	1984–1991	1,166	1,163	160	667	.281
Harold Reynolds	1983–1992	1,155	1,063	17	295	.260
Raul Ibanez	1996–2013	1,110	1,077	156	612	.279
J.P. Crawford	2019–2026	972	887	78	365	.247
David Valle	1984–1993	846	588	72	318	.235
Jim Presley	1984–1989	799	736	115	418	.250
Alex Rodriguez	1994–2000	790	966	189	595	.309
Cal Raleigh	2021–2026	748	568	176	444	.218
Julio Rodriguez	2022–2026	739	801	134	412	.269
Bret Boone	1992–2004	729	800	136	501	.281
Adrian Beltre	2005–2009	715	751	103	396	.266
Robinson Cano	2014–2018	704	821	107	411	.296
Bruce Bochte	1978–1982	681	697	58	329	.290
Julio Cruz	1977–1982	681	603	15	150	.243
Omar Vizquel	1989–1993	660	531	6	131	.252
Dan Meyer	1977–1981	655	618	64	313	.265
Mitch Haniger	2017–2024	651	619	119	350	.254
Franklin Gutierrez	2009–2016	635	557	74	268	.257
John Olerud	2000–2003	624	645	67	383	.289
Willie Bloomquist	2002–2015	622	378	7	116	.259
Mike Cameron	2000–2003	610	554	87	344	.256
Phil Bradley	1983–1987	607	649	52	234	.301
Nelson Cruz	2015–2018	606	640	163	414	.284
Rich Amaral	1991–1998	606	442	11	142	.278
Mike Zunino	2013–2018	587	391	95	241	.207
Dylan Moore	2019–2024	583	296	52	173	.206
Michael Saunders	2009–2014	553	396	51	182	.231
Dave Henderson	1981–1985	551	452	65	227	.253
Al Cowens	1982–1986	545	504	56	266	.255
Tino Martinez	1990–1995	543	502	88	312	.265
Henry Cotto	1988–1992	534	400	32	149	.265
Yuniesky Betancourt	2005–2008	525	526	25	180	.282
Dustin Ackley	2011–2014	499	448	36	182	.245
Scott Bradley	1987–1991	492	342	13	152	.253
Carlos Guillen	1998–2003	488	439	29	211	.264
Larry Milbourne	1977–1984	487	329	7	115	.253
Justin Smoak	2011–2014	466	363	61	186	.225
Mark McLemore	2000–2003	466	398	17	181	.259
Pete M. O'Brien	1990–1993	466	363	43	194	.237
Mike Blowers	1992–1999	464	366	55	231	.270
Kenji Johjima	2006–2009	462	431	48	198	.268
Ken Phelps	1983–1987	457	295	91	223	.244
Ruppert Jones	1977–1979	451	434	51	200	.257
Ty France	2021–2023	450	465	50	215	.272

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Seattle Mariners pitcher, 1977 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Felix Hernandez	2005–2019	419	169	136	0	2,729.2	3.42	2,524
Jeff Nelson	1992–2005	386	21	21	16	409.2	3.25	424
Mike Jackson	1988–1996	335	23	26	34	436.2	3.38	383
J.J. Putz	2003–2008	308	22	15	101	323.0	3.07	337
Andres Munoz	2021–2026	302	17	28	105	293.2	2.67	413
Bobby Ayala	1994–1998	292	27	26	56	367.0	4.88	374
Jamie Moyer	1997–2005	288	133	73	0	1,862.1	3.96	1,128
Bill Swift	1985–1998	282	41	49	24	903.2	4.33	369
Arthur Rhodes	2000–2003	276	26	15	8	261.0	3.07	289
Ed Vande Berg	1982–1985	272	21	21	20	338.1	3.75	214
Tom Wilhelmsen	2011–2015	267	11	10	67	312.1	2.97	294
Mike Schooler	1988–1992	243	12	29	98	267.1	3.30	232
Shigetoshi Hasegawa	2002–2005	230	15	16	17	278.0	3.46	147
Randy Johnson	1990–1997	229	114	55	2	1,547.1	3.24	1,845
Gabe Speier	2023–2026	228	8	10	2	186.1	3.43	224
Kazuhiro Sasaki	2000–2003	228	7	16	129	223.1	3.14	242
Mike Moore	1982–1988	227	66	96	2	1,457.0	4.38	937
Charlie Furbush	2012–2015	219	9	14	1	175.1	3.23	201
Julio Mateo	2002–2007	219	18	12	2	318.1	3.68	216
Norm Charlton	1993–2001	219	12	20	53	227.1	4.55	224
Jose Paniagua	1998–2001	206	15	14	12	246.0	3.77	207
Shane Rawley	1978–1981	205	20	31	36	377.2	3.79	217
George Sherrill	2004–2012	197	10	8	4	129.2	3.89	138
Edwin Nunez	1982–1987	191	14	17	35	299.1	3.76	228
Matt Young	1983–1990	191	45	66	14	864.1	4.13	597
Nick Vincent	2016–2018	191	11	11	3	181.1	3.62	171
Matt Brash	2022–2026	190	17	11	8	185.1	3.06	242
Edwin Diaz	2016–2018	188	4	14	109	191.0	2.64	301
Joel Pineiro	2000–2006	185	58	55	1	996.0	4.48	658
Ryan Franklin	1999–2005	181	35	50	0	811.1	4.34	427

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.