Are You MLB - Seattle Mariners Fan? - 2

Lucas Luetge was acquired by the Mariners from the Brewers in the 2011 rule 5 draft.

The 2001 Mariners won the AL West by 14 games. This means that they finished the regular season with a 14-game lead over the second-place team in their division. Winning a division by such a large margin is a significant achievement and indicates that the Mariners were the dominant team in their division that year.

In July 2012, the Mariners traded away Ichiro Suzuki.

In 2012, the Mariners traded for Jesus Montero and the player they traded for him was Michael Pineda.

Kyle Seager is the correct answer because he was the player who most frequently batted 3rd for the Mariners in 2012. This can be determined by analyzing the lineup and batting order for the team throughout the season.

Munenori Kawasaki most frequently batted in the 9th position in the batting order during his time with the Mariners. This position is typically reserved for the weakest hitters on the team, as it is the last spot in the lineup. The 9th position is often given to a player who may not have as much offensive power or consistency as the other players in the lineup.

In 2013, the Mariners traded Mike Carp to the Boston Red Sox.

The Mariners traded Shawn Kelley to the New York Yankees in February of 2013.

Carlos Guillen retired during the 2011-12 offseason.

The Mariners played the Oakland Athletics most frequently in 2012. This can be inferred from the question prompt, which asks for the team that the Mariners played most frequently. The other teams listed are not mentioned in relation to frequency of games played, so they can be ruled out as the correct answer.

In 2012, Dustin Ackley was the player who most frequently batted 1st for the Mariners.

Josh Bard left the Mariners in October of 2011.

During the 2012 season, the Mariners were able to reach a maximum of 2 games over .500. This means that at their best point in the season, they had won 2 more games than they had lost.

The Mariners were in 1st place during March and April in 2012. This means that for these two months, they had the highest ranking among all the teams in their division. It is possible that they performed exceptionally well during this period, winning a majority of their games and surpassing their competitors in the standings. However, it is important to note that this information does not provide any context or details about the team's performance or achievements during this time.

In 2012, Jesus Montero most frequently batted 4th for the Mariners.