MLB - Seattle Mariners Quiz - 5

Carlos Silva had the worst earned run average for the Seattle Mariners in the 2009 season. This means that he allowed the most earned runs per nine innings pitched compared to the other pitchers listed.

Mark Lowe appeared in 75 games during the 2009 MLB season. This suggests that he was a key player for the Seattle Mariners, as pitchers typically only appear in games when they are needed to pitch. The high number of appearances indicates that Lowe was likely a reliable and consistent pitcher for the team that season.

In the 2009 season, Seattle Mariners pitchers recorded a saved game for a total of 49 games. This means that in these 49 games, the pitchers successfully protected a lead and secured the win for their team.

In the 2009 Major League Baseball season, a total of 163 home runs were hit against the Seattle Mariners.

In the 2009 season, Russel Branyan completed a total of 94 double plays, making him the leader in this category for the Seattle Mariners.

Roy Corcoran is the correct answer because he was the only pitcher from the Seattle Mariners who did not record a loss in the 2009 season. This means that in all the games he pitched, the Mariners either won or the game ended in a tie. The other pitchers listed, Mark Lowe, Garret Olson, and Sean White, all recorded at least one loss during the season.

The correct answer is 11. This means that during the 2009 season, the Seattle Mariners had a total of 11 different pitchers who started a game. This suggests that there was a significant rotation of pitchers throughout the season, possibly due to injuries, performance issues, or strategic decisions by the team's coaching staff.

During the 2009 season, the Seattle Mariners had a total of 19 pitchers take the mound. This means that throughout the season, the team utilized 19 different pitchers to pitch in games.

In the 2009 season, Seattle Mariners pitcher Felix Hernandez gave up a total of 81 runs to opposing teams.

Roy Cororan had the highest winning percentage on the Seattle Mariners team for the 2009 season.

Anthony Varvaro recorded a horrendous 11.25 earned run average in 4 appearances for the Seattle Mariners in 2010.

The Seattle Mariners pitched only 1 shutout during the 2010 Major League Baseball season.

Garret Olson was the Seattle Mariners player to earn only one save in his only attempt during the 2010 season.

In the 2010 season, Seattle Mariners pitcher Ryan Rowland-Smith allowed 25 home runs.

Felix Hernandez led the Seattle Mariners in wild pitches for the 2010 season.