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seahawksfan234
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Mariners begin their second to last home series of the year against the Texas Rangers.
Mariners currently sitting at 74-76 and on a 3 game losing streak after being swept by the Astros. In true 2017 Mariner fashion this current losing streak is coming immediately after a 3 game winning streak. Mariners currently 4 games back of the AL wildcard.
At this point it would take quite a miraculous run by the Mariners, along with some luck, in these final 12 games. Mariners need the Twins to lose, a lot. And the Angels to either lose, stay where they're at then get swept by the Mariners in the final series of the year.
The chances of the Mariners getting that 2nd wildcard are very slim, but still possible. Much of the team's fate is controlled by how the Twins and Angels play over the remainder of the season, but the team also need to win. A lot. In order to tie the Twins, the Mariners would need to go 10-2 if the Twins go 6-6.
Mathematically possible, probabilistically unlikely.
9/19: Mike Leake (4.01 ERA) v. Martin Perez (4.82 ERA)
9/20: Felix Hernandez (4.19 ERA) v. Andrew Cashner (3.40 ERA)
9/21: James Paxton (2.98 ERA) v. Cole Hamels (3.96 ERA)
Mariners currently sitting at 74-76 and on a 3 game losing streak after being swept by the Astros. In true 2017 Mariner fashion this current losing streak is coming immediately after a 3 game winning streak. Mariners currently 4 games back of the AL wildcard.
At this point it would take quite a miraculous run by the Mariners, along with some luck, in these final 12 games. Mariners need the Twins to lose, a lot. And the Angels to either lose, stay where they're at then get swept by the Mariners in the final series of the year.
The chances of the Mariners getting that 2nd wildcard are very slim, but still possible. Much of the team's fate is controlled by how the Twins and Angels play over the remainder of the season, but the team also need to win. A lot. In order to tie the Twins, the Mariners would need to go 10-2 if the Twins go 6-6.
Mathematically possible, probabilistically unlikely.
9/19: Mike Leake (4.01 ERA) v. Martin Perez (4.82 ERA)
9/20: Felix Hernandez (4.19 ERA) v. Andrew Cashner (3.40 ERA)
9/21: James Paxton (2.98 ERA) v. Cole Hamels (3.96 ERA)