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Seattle, WA Β· 1977–1999 Β· 1764 games

Photo: Blake Handley from Victoria, Canada, CC BY 2.0 Β· Wikimedia Commons
First game
1977-04-06
Last game
1999-06-27
Avg attendance
18,797
Largest crowd
59,579
Big games
8 postseason, 1 All-Star

League: AL

Year by year

SeasonHome teamGamesHome W–LPctAvg attendance
1999Seattle Mariners3920–19.51328,189
1998Seattle Mariners8142–39.51932,734
1997Seattle Mariners8145–36.55639,469Postseason
1996Seattle Mariners8143–38.53133,593
1995Seattle Mariners7346–27.63022,470Postseason
1994Seattle Mariners4422–22.50025,052
1993Seattle Mariners8146–35.56825,338
1992Seattle Mariners8138–43.46920,387
1991Seattle Mariners8145–36.55626,048
1990Seattle Mariners8138–43.46918,638
1989Seattle Mariners8140–41.49415,993
1988Seattle Mariners8137–44.45712,596
1987Seattle Mariners8140–41.49413,987
1986Seattle Mariners8241–41.50012,539
1985Seattle Mariners8342–41.50613,585
1984Seattle Mariners8142–39.51910,739
1983Seattle Mariners8130–51.3709,975
1982Seattle Mariners8142–39.51913,214
1981Seattle Mariners5720–37.35111,162
1980Seattle Mariners8136–45.44410,344
1979Seattle Mariners8136–45.44410,425All-Star Game
1978Seattle Mariners8132–49.39510,833
1977Seattle Mariners8129–52.35816,674