Safeco Field
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Free Agency: Third Basemen...plays defense about as well as Feliz and hits at a higher level, even though his wOBA has been on decline. A move from the spacious Safeco Field to the cozy Citizens Bank Park would create a nice bump in his power numbers. His... In this article: Phillies, Chone Figgins, Pedro Feliz, Adrian Beltre, Mark DeRosa, Miguel Tejada, Joe Crede, Baseball Prospectus, Ryan Howard, and Jimmy Rollins |
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Bleacher Report | 1 day ago
Yusmeiro Petit Claimed by Mariners from Diamondbacks
...GS) last year. Petit posted a solid K/9 rate of 7.43, but his BB/9 rate sat at 3.41, and he gave up 19 HRs. Moving to pitcher-friendly Safeco Field and the Mariners' tough defense helps, but he needs to improve his fly ball rate (and...
In this article: Seattle Mariners, Yusmeiro Petit, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Don Wakamatsu
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The News Tribune | 1 day ago
McGrath: DH Matsui perfect part of post-Series daydream
...the Mariners make a pitch for him? I can think of five reasons why they would: • He bats left-handed, with power. This season at Safeco Field, which is favorable to left-handed power hitters, Matsui hit three homers in 19 at-bats. Over 27...
In this article: Mariners, Ken Griffey, Jr., Yankees, World Series, Ichiro Suzuki, World Series MVP, Trademark, and Artichoke
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The Stranger - Slog | 2 days ago
Demise of the 520 Bridge
And don't tell me Mt Rainier can't erupt. It might! And how would that look? Well? Show me. I pay my fucking taxes people. Oh, and Safeco Field too. The Kingdome was indestructible, but the retractable roof is going to fall on everyone's...
In this article: Kingdome and Mt Rainier
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The Seattle Times | 2 days ago
Mariners claim pitcher Yusmeiro Petit from Arizona
...Republic story points out, Petit has allowed 1.96 home runs per nine innings, tied for the worst rate in major league history. Maybe Safeco Field will help with his longball problem. Or not. Lookout Landing and USS Mariner both weighed in...
In this article: Mariners, Arizona Republic, Yusmeiro Petit, Jorge Julio, Carlos Delgado, The Mets, Marlins, Richie Sexson, and Hideki Matsui
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MLB | 3 days ago
Inbox: What does the future hold for Ackley?
...and he continues to recover from a devastating right knee injury suffered in a collision with shortstop Yuniesky Betancourt at Safeco Field on June 19. He underwent reconstructive surgery on the knee and the last time I saw it -- on the...
In this article: Mariners, Endy Chavez, Edgar Martinez, Felix Hernandez, Ichiro Suzuki, Kenji Johjima, Arizona Fall League, and West Tennessee
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Bleacher Report | 4 days ago
Big Name Free Agents and The 2010 Seattle Mariners
...- but hey, nothing ventured, nothing gained. Onto the position players. Vlad and Jason Bay are both in decline and terrible fits for Safeco Field - there's really nothing to see here. It'd be silly to spend that type of money on a...
In this article: Seattle Mariners, Chone Figgins, Rich Harden, John Lackey, Hideki Matsui, Brandon Webb, Jason Bay, Cliff Lee, and Jarrod Washburn
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MLB | 4 days ago
With time to heal, Floyd feels fine
...area near the left side of his back side. His last start of 30 trips to the mound came on Sept. 16 during an abbreviated effort at Seattle's Safeco Field, where Floyd allowed three runs on four hits over three innings and simply didn't look...
In this article: Gavin Floyd, Mark Teixeira, White Sox, World Series, Cole Hamels, Major League Baseball, Ryan Howard, Arizona Fall League, Most Valuable Player Award, and Mlb.com
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Bleacher Report | October 29, 2009
Milwaukee Brewers: Evaluating Jarrod Washburn
...outstanding outfield defense in Seattle last season that saw Franklin Gutierrez and Ichiro Suzuki post a +28.5 and +10.1 UZR, respectively. Safeco Field is also a very pitcher-friendly park, allowing the sixth fewest home runs in the major...
In this article: Jarrod Washburn, Milwaukee Brewers, Seattle Mariners, Detroit, Seattle, Franklin Gutierrez, Safeco, and Ichiro Suzuki
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Bleacher Report | October 28, 2009
My Premature Farewell To Adrian Beltre
...who expected him to repeat his offensive performance from his contract year with the Dodgers, despite the fact that he was playing at Safeco Field, an awful place for right handed power hitters. The more well-informed fans, however, have had...
In this article: Adrian Beltre, Seattle Mariners, Dodgers, and Seattle
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MLB | October 28, 2009
Lowe up for prestigious Hutch honor
...-- For the past three years, Mariners reliever Mark Lowe was an interested spectator at the annual Hutch Award luncheon held at Safeco Field. He might be the main attraction the next time. Lowe is one of the 10 nominees for the Hutch...
In this article: Hutch Award, Insulin, Fred Hutchinson, Cancer, and Surgery
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Description from Wikipedia:
Safeco Field, sometimes referred to as Safeco, is a retractable roof baseball stadium located in Seattle, Washington, USA. It is the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners Major League Baseball club, seating 47,116 for baseball. The name is sometimes written as SAFECO Field, as its namesake corporation's name was actually an acronym and was rendered in all capital letters until 2000.
Safeco Field is one of 2 stadiums built to replace the Kingdome, with the other being Qwest Field, home of the NFL's Seattle Seahawks, which occupies the former Kingdome site.
Major non-baseball events that have been held at Safeco Field include the 2001 college football Seattle Bowl and WWE WrestleMania XIX, which set Safeco Field's attendance record of 54,097 in 2003.
- Name:
- Safeco Field
- Also Known As:
- Safeco, The House That Griffey Built
- Architect:
- 360 Architecture
- Open:
- July 15, 1999
- Tenants:
- Seattle Mariners (MLB) (1999-present)
- Capacity:
- Baseball: 47,116
- Surface:
- Kentucky Bluegrass / Perennial Ryegrass blend
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