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you can goto , and get tickets for spring training there.

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Go Randy Baby!

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Russ Davis of the Mariners hit the first home run Safeco Field history in the 5th inning of the game against the San Diego Padres on July 17, 1999.

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The last row in Sections 110 - 150 is 38, however all of the sections don't start at row 1. If you go to the rockies website and go to ticketing, then try to buy tickets for any game, if you zoom in on the map you can see each individual seat and row in coors field.

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Played Alive by Safri Duo. Took me long time to find this one out haha

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The mariners name originates from the prominence of the Marine culture in the city of Seattle

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"Kernkraft 400" by Zombie Nation, for more info check out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernkraft_400

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They play their games at Safeco Field.

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The song is Superstar on the album Superfriends, by the band Sweet Water. Just to add a little something....that album rocks. I have had it for about 10-12 years and I still bring it out to listen to it.

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Dave Collins.

Collins scored in the 4th inning of the Mariners game against the Angels on April 8, 1977.

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According to an article on forbes.com, the Seattle Mariners are valued at $436 million as of April, 2007.

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Pitcher Bill Wilkenson, 1985.
Pitcher Steve Fireovid, 1986.
Infielder Rey Quinones, 1986-1988.
Pitcher Randy Johnson, 1989-1998.
Outfielder Ichiro Suzuki, 2001-present.

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Ken Griffey Jr. Just an opinion though or maybe Randy Johnson? He was a BEAST.

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marines

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15 in 2001

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Since the Seattle Mariners began operating in 1977 they have 114 outfielders listed on their all-time roster. How many played left field at one time or another would take a lot of research going through each daily box score of every game. It is safe to assume that many of the 114 played left field occasionally. Of course, the Mariners were not the first major league team in Seattle..an expansion team, the Seattle Pilots started MLB in Seattle and moved to Milwaukee in 1970 and became the Milwaukee Brewers.

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That could be one of two players. In 1991, Jeff Schaefer played 46 games at shortstop, 30 games at third base, and 11 games at second base and Dave Cochrane played 26 games in the outfield, 19 at catcher, 13 at third base, and 4 at first base.

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Alex Rodriguez wore number 3 on the Seattle Mariners. He also wore the number 3 when he played for the Texas Rangers.

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Every game is different for every team. it could range greatly just between if their are alot of hitters that foul pitches off often in the lineup or if there is a pitcher that throws alot of pitches in the dirt.

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He started playing baseball for phillies

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Safeco Field

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Russel Branyan now plays 1B for the New York Yankees. He played for the Diamondbacks and Angels in the 2011 season.

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That was journeyman Diego Segui. Segui gave up 5 hits and 6 runs in 3 2/3 innings as the Mariners lost to the California Angels 7-0.

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The players that were on the 1995 Seattle Mariners roster were Randy Johnson, Edgar Martinez, Dan Wilson, Chad Kreuter, Chris Widger, Tino Martinez, Joey Cora, Felix Fermin, Mike Blowers, Alex Rodriguez, Luis Sojo, Doug Strange, Arquimedez Pozo, Greg Pirkl, Darren Bragg, Jay Buhner, Richard Amaral, Vince Coleman, Alex Diaz, Marc Newfield, Gary Thurman, Warren Newson, Ken Griffey Jr, Tim Belcher, Bobby Ayala, Andy Benes, Rafael Carmona, Norm Charlton, Jim Mecir, Jeff Nelson, Ron Villone, Salomon Torres, Bob Wells, Bob Wolcott, Chris Bosio, Jim Converse, John Cummings, Tim Davis, Scott Davison, Dave Fleming, Lee Guetterman, Steve Frey, Tim Harikkala, Bill Krueger, Kevin King and Bill Risley.