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Safeco FieldWWikipedia↗

Seattle, WA Β· 1999–2026 Β· 2195 games

Photo: MyName (Cacophony), CC BY-SA 3.0 Β· Wikimedia Commons
First game
1999-07-15
Last game
2026-09-27
Avg attendance
30,013
Largest crowd
48,823
Big games
16 postseason, 2 All-Star

League: AL

Year by year

SeasonHome teamGamesHome W–LPctAvg attendance
2026Seattle Mariners8140–35.53335,584
2025Seattle Mariners8151–30.63031,333Postseason
2024Seattle Mariners8149–32.60531,553
2023Seattle Mariners8145–36.55633,215All-Star Game
2022Seattle Mariners8146–35.56828,237Postseason
2021Seattle Mariners8146–35.56815,012
2020Seattle Mariners2414–10.583
2019Seattle Mariners8135–46.43222,112
2018Seattle Mariners8145–36.55628,388
2017Seattle Mariners8140–41.49426,363
2016Seattle Mariners8144–37.54327,999
2015Seattle Mariners8136–45.44427,081
2014Seattle Mariners8141–40.50625,485
2013Seattle Mariners8136–45.44421,747
2012Seattle Mariners8140–41.49421,258
2011Seattle Mariners8439–45.46423,088
2010Seattle Mariners8135–46.43225,742
2009Seattle Mariners8148–33.59327,100
2008Seattle Mariners8135–46.43228,761
2007Seattle Mariners8249–33.59832,590
2006Seattle Mariners8144–37.54330,626
2005Seattle Mariners8139–42.48133,640
2004Seattle Mariners8238–44.46335,862
2003Seattle Mariners8150–31.61740,339
2002Seattle Mariners8148–33.59343,702
2001Seattle Mariners8157–24.70443,362Postseason All-Star Game
2000Seattle Mariners8147–34.58038,868Postseason
1999Seattle Mariners4223–19.54843,250