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2007 Seattle Mariners season

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Major League Baseball team season
2007 Seattle Mariners
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionWest
BallparkSafeco Field
CitySeattle,Washington
Record88–74 (.543)
Divisional place2nd
OwnersNintendo of America
(represented byHoward Lincoln)
General managersBill Bavasi
ManagersMike Hargrove 44–33 (.571)
(resigned July 1)
John McLaren 44–41 (.518)
TelevisionKSTW-TV
(Dave Niehaus,Dave Sims,
Rick Rizzs,Mike Blowers)
FSN Northwest
(Dave Niehaus,Dave Sims,
Rick Rizzs,Mike Blowers)
RadioKOMO (English)
(Dave Niehaus,Rick Rizzs)
KDOW (Spanish)
(Alex Rivera,Julio Cruz)
← 2006
2008 →

The2007 Seattle Mariners season was the 31st season in franchise history. The Mariners played their 8th full season (9th overall) atSafeco Field and finished with a record of 88–74, clinching their first winning season since2003.

After spending two and a half seasons managing the Mariners and guiding the team to a 44–33 (.571) record this season, including a major league-best 25-12 record since May 22,managerMike Hargrove shocked the team by announcing his resignation prior to a July 1 game against theToronto Blue Jays. Hargrove said he could no longer give the same passion or commitment to his bosses and players.Bench coachJohn McLaren was named as Hargrove's replacement.[1] The Mariners won eight consecutive games between June 23 and July 1, making Hargrove the first manager since 1900 to resign his position after a winning streak of more than seven games.[2]

The Mariners longest winning streak was eight games between June 23 to July 1,[3] while their longest losing streak was nine, from August 25 to September 2. That losing streak effectively ended their effort to make the playoffs.[4]

For the seventh consecutive time in his seven-year career,Ichiro Suzuki was named to theAll-Star Game, held atAT&T Park inSan Francisco.CloserJ. J. Putz was selected to his first All-Star Game.[5] Suzuki was voted theAll-Star Game MVP after going 3-for-3 with a two-run, inside-the-park home run (the first home run in All-Star history to be hit inside the park).[6] Three days after the All-Star game, on July 13, the Mariners announced that they had signed Suzuki to a five-year contract extension with an estimated value of $90 million, making Suzuki the highest-paid player in Mariners history for the second time.[7]

Regular season

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Season standings

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AL West
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim9468.580—54‍–‍2740‍–‍41
Seattle Mariners8874.543649‍–‍3339‍–‍41
Oakland Athletics7686.4691840‍–‍4136‍–‍45
Texas Rangers7587.4631947‍–‍3428‍–‍53

Record vs. opponents

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2007 American League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2007
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore—6–125–33–41–57–03–70–79–94–42–711–74–68–106–12
Boston12–6—7–15–23–43–36–44–38–104–44–513–56–49–912–6
Chicago3–51–7—7–1111–712–65–49–94–64–51–76–12–43–44–14
Cleveland4–32–511–7—12–611–75–514–40–66–44–38–26–34–29–9
Detroit5–14–37–116–12—11–73–512–64–44–66–43–45–44–314–4
Kansas City0–73–36–127–117–11—5–29–91–96–43–64–35–43–410–8
Los Angeles7–34–64–55–55–32–5—6–36–39–1013–66–210–93–414–4
Minnesota7–03–49–94–146–129–93–6—2–55–26–33–47–24–611–7
New York9–910–86–46–04–49–13–65–2—2–45–510–85–110–810–8
Oakland4–44–45–44–66–44–610–92–54–2—5–144–69–105–410–8
Seattle7–25–47–13–44–66–36–133–65–514–5—4–311–84–59–9
Tampa Bay7–115–131–62–84–33–42–64–38–106–43–4—5–49–97–11
Texas6–44–64–23–64–54–59–102–71–510–98–114–5—5–511–7
Toronto10–89–94–32–43–44–34–36–48–104–55–49–95–5—10–8

Roster

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2007 Seattle Mariners
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Other batters

Manager

Coaches

Game log

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2007 game log
April
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 2Athletics4–0Hernández (1–0)Haren (0–1)46,0031–0
2April 3Athletics8–4Mateo (1–0)Calero (0–1)25,2872–0
3April 4Athletics9–0Harden (1–0)Batista (0–1)22,8162–1
--April 6@IndiansPostponed (snow)Rescheduled for May 212–1
--April 7@IndiansPostponed (snow)Rescheduled for June 112–1
--April 8@IndiansPostponed (snow)Rescheduled for August 302–1
--April 9@IndiansPostponed (snow)Rescheduled for September 262–1
4April 10@Red Sox14–3Beckett (2–0)Weaver (0–1)35,8472–2
5April 11@Red Sox3–0Hernández (2–0)Matsuzaka (1–1)36,6303–2
--April 12@Red SoxPostponed (rain)Rescheduled for May 33–2
6April 13Rangers5–2Millwood (2–1)Washburn (0–1)Gagné (1)25,2433–3
7April 14Rangers8–3Batista (1–1)Padilla (0–3)25,9544–3
8April 15Rangers14–6Ramírez (1–0)McCarthy (1–2)25,0015–3
9April 17Twins11–2Ortiz (3–0)Weaver (0–2)19,0155–4
10April 18Twins5–4Silva (1–1)Hernández (2–1)Nathan (4)20,8715–5
11April 19Twins6–5Santana (3–1)Washburn (0–2)Nathan (5)19,3505–6
12April 20@Angels8–4Saunders (2–0)Batista (1–2)Rodríguez (5)43,3595–7
13April 21@Angels7–6Colón (1–0)Ramírez (1–1)Rodríguez (6)41,7525–8
14April 22@Angels6–1Santana (2–2)Weaver (0–3)43,6285–9
15April 23@Rangers5–4Morrow (1–0)Millwood (2–3)Putz (1)26,5926–9
--April 24@RangersPostponed (rain)Rescheduled for July 246–9
16April 25@Athletics2–0Washburn (1–2)Blanton (2–1)19,6747–9
17April 26@Athletics4–2Batista (2–2)Calero (0–2)Putz (2)14,6838–9
18April 27Royals7–4Ramírez (2–1)de la Rosa (2–2)Putz (3)37,2819–9
19April 28Royals8–3Meche (2–1)Weaver (0–4)Duckworth (1)32,4419–10
20April 29Royals5–1Morrow (2–0)Bannister (0–1)26,01910–10
May
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
21May 1White Sox5–2Washburn (2–2)Vázquez (2–1)Putz (4)20,73911–10
22May 2White Sox3–2Batista (3–2)Danks (0–4)Putz (5)16,55512–10
23May 3@Red Sox8–7Donnelly (1–1)Reitsma (0–1)Romero (1)37,21612–11
24May 4@Yankees15–11O'Flaherty (1–0)Bean (0–1)Putz (6)49,51913–11
25May 5@Yankees8–1Wang (1–2)Weaver (0–5)51,70213–12
26May 6@Yankees5–0Rasner (1–1)Washburn (2–3)52,55313–13
27May 7@Yankees3–2Sherrill (1–0)Rivera (1–3)Putz (7)47,42414–13
28May 8@Tigers9–7Bonderman (2–0)Ramírez (2–2)Jones (13)30,17114–14
29May 9@Tigers9–2Baek (1–0)Robertson (3–2)27,37715–14
30May 10@Tigers7–3Verlander (3–1)Weaver (0–6)37,35915–15
31May 11Yankees3–0Washburn (3–3)Rasner (2–1)Putz (8)44,21416–15
32May 12Yankees7–2DeSalvo (1–0)Batista (3–3)46,15316–16
33May 13Yankees2–1Ramírez (3–2)Pettitte (2–2)Putz (9)46,18117–16
34May 15Angels11–3White (1–0)Escobar (4–2)21,76918–16
35May 16Angels5–0Lackey (6–3)Baek (1–1)22,33118–17
36May 17Angels7–3Colón (5–0)Washburn (3–4)20,48818–18
37May 18Padres8–1Young (5–3)Batista (3–4)39,53118–19
38May 19Padres7–4Ramírez (4–2)Maddux (3–3)Putz (10)34,28719–19
39May 20Padres2–1Germano (2–0)Hernández (2–2)Hoffman (11)38,84419–20
40May 21@Indians5–2Mastny (3–1)Baek (1–2)Borowski (14)38,64519–21
41May 22@Devil Rays5–2Washburn (4–4)Orvella (0–1)Putz (11)9,25420–21
42May 23@Devil Rays5–1Batista (4–4)Fossum (3–4)8,44021–21
43May 24@Devil Rays13–12Seo (3–4)White (1–1)9,14921–22
44May 25@Royals10–2Hernández (3–2)Meche (3–3)28,65122–22
45May 26@Royals9–1Baek (2–2)Bannister (0–3)21,13823–22
46May 27@Royals7–4Washburn (5–4)Pérez (2–5)Putz (12)16,09124–22
47May 28@Angels12–5Batista (5–4)Colón (5–2)42,35225–22
48May 29@Angels4–1Santana (4–6)Feierabend (0–1)Rodríguez (17)38,17425–23
49May 30@Angels8–6Moseley (4–0)Hernández (3–3)Rodríguez (18)39,28825–24
50May 31Rangers9–5Baek (3–2)Padilla (2–8)20,13726–24
June
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
51June 1Rangers9–8Benoit (2–1)Green (0–1)Gagné (4)34,57026–25
52June 2Rangers5–4Batista (6–4)Loe (1–5)Putz (13)41,98827–25
53June 3Rangers11–6Feierabend (1–1)Tejeda (4–6)36,88628–25
54June 4Orioles7–4Sherrill (2–0)Bradford (0–2)Putz (14)19,09029–25
55June 5Orioles5–4Davis (1–0)Walker (1–1)Putz (15)19,28730–25
56June 6Orioles9–5Cabrera (5–6)Washburn (5–5)29,01030–26
57June 8@Padres6–5(11)O'Flaherty (2–0)Meredith (2–4)Putz (16)44,32531–26
58June 9@Padres6–5Green (1–1)Brocail (2–1)Putz (17)37,17832–36
59June 10@Padres4–3Batista (7–4)Hoffman (2–3)Putz (18)35,95033–26
60June 11@Indians8–7Morrow (3–0)Borowski (0–3)22,32534–26
61June 12@Cubs5–3(13)O'Flaherty (3–0)Ohman (0–4)Putz (19)40,07135–26
62June 13@Cubs3–2Marshall (3–2)Batista (7–5)Dempster (14)40,16335–27
63June 14@Cubs5–4Howry (3–3)Morrow (3–1)39,84635–28
64June 15@Astros5–1Rodríguez (4–6)Hernández (3–4)37,32235–29
65June 16@Astros9–4Williams (3–9)Baek (3–3)41,97435–30
66June 17@Astros10–3Oswalt (7–4)Washburn (5–6)42,01935–31
67June 19Pirates5–3Gorzelanny (7–4)Batista (7–6)Chacón (1)24,52035–32
68June 20Pirates7–0Weaver (1–6)Maholm (3–10)23,55336–32
69June 21Pirates3–0Hernández (4–4)Van Benschoten (0–2)Putz (20)22,95037–32
70June 22Reds16–1Harang (8–2)Feierabend (1–2)46,34037–33
71June 23Reds9–1Washburn (6–6)Lohse (3–10)45,93938–33
72June 24Reds3–2O'Flaherty (4–0)Arroyo (2–9)Putz (21)46,06439–33
73June 25Red Sox9–5Weaver (2–6)Tavárez (5–5)33,83040–33
74June 26Red Sox8–7O'Flaherty (5–0)López (1–1)Putz (22)35,04541–33
75June 27Red Sox2–1(11)Davis (2–0)Piñeiro (1–1)43,44842–33
76June 29Blue Jays5–3Washburn (7–6)McGowan (4–4)Putz (23)41,86243–33
77June 30Blue Jays8–3Batista (8–6)Halladay (9–3)36,10244–33
July
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
78July 1Blue Jays2–1Putz (1–0)Accardo (1–3)38,77845–33
79July 2@Royals3–2(11)Dotel (1–1)Morrow (3–2)13,25745–34
80July 3@Royals17–3de la Rosa (6–9)Feierabend (1–3)28,14045–35
81July 4@Royals4–0Washburn (8–6)Bannister (5–5)Putz (24)27,79746–35
82July 5@Athletics3–2Gaudin (8–3)Batista (8–7)Embree (9)15,65446–36
83July 6@Athletics7–1O'Flaherty (6–0)Haren (10–3)19,15847–36
84July 7@Athletics4–0Hernández (5–4)Harden (1–2)29,22548–36
85July 8@Athletics7–3Green (2–1)Blanton (8–5)27,05949–36
86July 12Tigers3–2Hernández (6–4)Miller (4–3)Putz (25)31,99450–36
87July 13Tigers6–3Bonderman (10–1)Washburn (8–7)Jones (23)37,39350–37
88July 14Tigers6–4Batista (9–7)Rogers (3–1)Putz (26)38,20251–37
89July 15Tigers11–7Verlander (11–3)Weaver (2–7)39,07351–38
90July 16Orioles4–2Ramírez (5–2)Burres (4–4)Putz (27)23,12852–38
91July 17Orioles8–3Guthrie (5–3)Hernández (6–5)22,47052–39
92July 18Orioles6–5Green (3–1)Báez (0–5)Putz (28)28,55053–39
93July 20@Blue Jays4–2Batista (10–7)Litsch (2–4)Putz (29)27,07954–39
94July 21@Blue Jays1–0Towers (5–6)Weaver (2–8)Accardo (15)28,92154–40
95July 22@Blue Jays8–0Halladay (11–4)Hernández (6–6)29,08354–41
96July 23@Rangers8–7Millwood (7–8)Ramírez (5–3)20,58454–42
97July 24@Rangers2–1Rheinecker (1–0)Feierabend (1–4)Gagné (15)26,84254–43
98July 24@Rangers4–3Wilson (2–1)Reitsma (0–2)Gagné (16)26,84254–44
99July 25@Rangers7–6Benoit (4–3)Putz (1–1)34,85354–45
100July 26Athletics6–2Haren (12–3)Weaver (2–9)34,25054–46
101July 27Athletics7–1Hernández (7–6)Braden (1–6)37,64355–46
102July 28Athletics4–3Ramírez (6–3)Gaudin (8–6)Putz (30)41,26056–46
103July 29Athletics14–10Green (4–1)Street (2–2)41,96157–46
104July 30Angels2–0Batista (11–7)Escobar (11–5)Putz (31)31,23258–46
105July 31Angels8–0Lackey (13–6)Weaver (2–10)28,90358–47
August
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
106August 1Angels8–7(12)O'Flaherty (7–0)Speier (0–2)34,47159–47
107August 3Red Sox7–4Green (5–1)Timlin (1–1)Putz (32)46,23560–47
108August 4Red Sox4–3Matsuzaka (13–8)Washburn (8–8)Papelbon (25)46,31360–48
109August 5Red Sox9–2Beckett (14–5)Batista (11–8)46,37760–49
110August 7@Orioles10–3Weaver (3–10)Walker (1–2)25,06061–49
111August 8@Orioles8–4Hernández (8–6)Guthrie (7–4)Putz (33)17,51162–49
112August 9@Orioles13–8Ramírez (7–3)Cabrera (8–12)Sherrill (1)18,67963–49
113August 10@White Sox5–3Vázquez (10–6)Washburn (8–9)Jenks (33)38,58663–50
114August 11@White Sox7–6Batista (12–8)Floyd (1–2)Putz (34)38,21064–50
115August 12@White Sox6–0Weaver (4–10)Danks (6–10)36,62965–50
116August 13Twins4–3Putz (2–1)Guerrier (1–4)37,90266–50
117August 14Twins11–3Garza ()Ramírez (7–4)33,72966–51
118August 15Twins6–1Neshek (7–2)Washburn (8–10)42,92166–52
119August 17White Sox5–4Batista (13–8)Contreras (6–15)Putz (35)46,17067–52
120August 18White Sox7–5Weaver (5–10)Danks (6–11)Putz (36)41,12168–52
121August 19White Sox11–5Hernández (9–6)Garland (8–9)45,66869–52
122August 20@Twins9–4Ramírez (8–4)Garza (2–4)31,75570–52
123August 21@Twins7–2Washburn (9–10)Baker (6–6)42,37371–52
124August 22@Twins8–4Silva (10–12)Batista (13–9)29,88171–53
125August 23@Rangers9–4Weaver (6–10)Loe (6–10)26,96372–53
126August 24@Rangers4–2Hernández (10–6)Millwood (8–11)Putz (37)32,71673–53
127August 25@Rangers5–3Benoit (7–3)White (1–1)Wilson (8)47,97773–54
128August 26@Rangers5–3Padilla (4–9)Washburn (9–11)25,43773–55
129August 27Angels6–0Lackey (16–8)Batista (13–10)45,99873–56
130August 28Angels10–6Speier (2–3)Morrow (3–3)44,39573–57
131August 29Angels8–2Weaver (10–6)Hernández (10–7)46,04773–58
132August 30@Indians6–5Borowski (3–5)O'Flaherty (7–1)25,94973–59
133August 31@Blue Jays7–5Marcum (12–5)Washburn (9–12)Accardo (26)34,51873–60
September
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
134September 1@Blue Jays2–1McGowan (9–8)Green (5–2)Accardo (27)30,67273–61
135September 2@Blue Jays6–4Burnett (8–7)Weaver (6–11)Janssen (5)32,16673–62
136September 3@Yankees7–1Hernández (11–7)Clemens (6–6)54,52274–62
137September 4@Yankees12–3Wang (17–6)Ramírez (8–5)52,48774–63
138September 5@Yankees10–2Chamberlain (1–0)Washburn (9–13)52,53874–64
139September 7@Tigers6–1Verlander (16–5)Batista (13–11)39,75074–65
140September 8@Tigers12–6Miner (3–3)Weaver (6–12)42,18474–66
141September 9@Tigers14–7Hernández (12–7)Bonderman (11–9)39,99075–66
142September 10Athletics9–3Blanton (13–9)Ramírez (8–6)Street (13)29,69875–67
143September 11Athletics7–4Lugo (6–0)Washburn (9–14)Street (14)26,67675–68
144September 12Athletics6–5Putz (3–1)Brown (2–2)26,19476–68
145September 13Devil Rays8–7Rowland-Smith (1–0)Wheeler (1–8)Putz (38)23,99177–68
146September 14Devil Rays2–1Putz (4–1)Glover (5–5)30,16478–68
147September 15Devil Rays6–2Kazmir (13–8)Ramírez (8–7)33,79378–69
148September 16Devil Rays9–2Sonnanstine (6–9)Washburn (9–15)36,23478–70
149September 17@Athletics4–0Batista (14–11)Haren (14–8)17,22879–70
150September 18@Athletics8–7Weaver (7–12)Gaudin (11–12)Sherrill (2)18,14580–70
151September 19@Athletics9–5Hernández (13–7)Meyer (0–2)21,17181–70
152September 20@Angels9–5Weaver (13–7)Feierabend (1–5)40,01681–71
153September 21@Angels6–0Washburn (10–15)Saunders (8–4)44,01882–71
154September 22@Angels3–2Batista (15–11)Colón (6–8)Putz (39)43,58383–71
155September 23@Angels7–4Lackey (18–9)Weaver (7–13)Rodríguez (38)44,23483–72
156September 25Indians4–3(12)Mastny (7–2)Morrow (3–4)Betancourt (3)22,20083–73
157September 26@Indians*12–4Carmona (19–8)Feierabend (1–6)n/a83–74
158September 26Indians3–2(10)Putz (5–1)Fultz (4–3)26,80184–74
159September 27Indians4–2Baek (4–3)Byrd (15–8)Sherrill (3)21,28585–74
160September 28Rangers6–4Putz (6–1)Wood (3–2)31,95486–74
161September 29Rangers5–1Batista (16–11)Millwood (10–14)26,79987–74
162September 30Rangers4–2Hernández (14–7)Murray (1–2)Putz (40)30,44288–74
*AtSafeco Field inSeattle,Washington

Player stats

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Regular batters

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
Adrián Beltré, 3B149595164.2762699
Yuniesky Betancourt, SS155536172.289967
José Guillén, RF153593155.2892399
Raúl Ibañez, LF149573167.29121105
Kenji Johjima, C135485139.2871461
José López, 2B149524132.2521162
Richie Sexson, 1B12143489.2052163
Ichiro Suzuki, CF161678238.351668
José Vidro, DH147548172.314659

Other batters

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
Ben Broussard9924066.275729
Willie Bloomquist9117348.277213
Jamie Burke5011334.301112
Adam Jones416516.24624
Jason Ellison634613.28300
Mike Morse9188.44403
Jeremy Reed13173.17600
Jeff Clement4166.37523
Nick Green670.00000
Wladimir Balentien332.66714
Rob Johnson631.33300
Charlton Jimerson11221.00011

Pitching

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Starting pitchers
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Note: GS = Games started; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGSIPWLERASO
Cha Seung Baek1473.1435.1549
Miguel Batista32193.016114.29133
Ryan Feierabend949.1168.0327
Félix Hernández30190.11473.92165
Horacio Ramírez2098.0877.1640
Jarrod Washburn32193.210154.32114
Jeff Weaver27146.27136.2080
Relief pitchers
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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; SV = Saves; W = Wins; L = Losses; H = Hits; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLHSVERASO
Jorge Campillo413.1001806.759
Jason Davis (8Cle)1625.2202906.3114
Sean Green6468.0527703.8453
Jon Huber911.1001304.768
Mark Lowe42.200206.753
Julio Mateo912.0101203.754
Brandon Morrow6063.1345604.1266
Eric O'Flaherty5652.1714504.4736
John Parrish (45Bal)810.1002206.975
J. J. Putz6871.26137401.3882
Chris Reitsma2623.2023707.6111
Ryan Rowland-Smith2638.2103903.9642
George Sherrill7345.2202832.3656
Sean White1535.1113505.6016
Jake Woods410.200905.914
Rick White (23Hou)65.1014205.8419

Farm system

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See also:List of Seattle Mariners minor league affiliates
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAATacoma RainiersPacific Coast LeagueDaren Brown
AAWest Tenn Diamond JaxxSouthern LeagueEddie Rodríguez
AHigh Desert MavericksCalifornia LeagueScott Steinmann
AWisconsin Timber RattlersMidwest LeagueJim Horner
A-Short SeasonEverett AquaSoxNorthwest LeagueMike Tosar
RookieAZL MarinersArizona LeagueJosé Moreno

League Champions: AZL Mariners[8]

References

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  1. ^Hickey, John (July 1, 2007)."Hargrove resigns as Mariners manager". Seattle Post-Intelligencer. RetrievedJuly 1, 2007.
  2. ^Hickey, John (July 2, 2007)."Mariners Notebook: Ichiro mum about change of managers". Seattle Post-Intelligencer. RetrievedJuly 2, 2007.
  3. ^"Royals score in 11th to end Mariners' eight-game streak".Reuters. August 9, 2007. RetrievedJune 5, 2025.
  4. ^"Mariners drop ninth straight".Spokesman.com. September 3, 2007. RetrievedJune 5, 2025.
  5. ^"Ichiro, Putz selected for All-Star Game".MLB.com. July 1, 2007. Archived fromthe original on July 4, 2007. RetrievedJuly 6, 2007.
  6. ^Hickey, John (July 11, 2007)."All-Star Ichiro shows his worth". Seattle Post-Intelligencer. RetrievedJuly 13, 2007.
  7. ^Hickey, John (July 13, 2007)."Mariners seal deal to keep Ichiro through 2012". Seattle Post-Intelligencer. RetrievedJuly 13, 2007.
  8. ^"2007 Arizona League".The Baseball Cube. RetrievedFebruary 18, 2025.


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