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Why it's way too soon for Seattle Mariners fans to panic about shaky start
TL;DR
The Seattle Mariners are 15-16 but have recently won five of their last six games. Experts suggest it's too early for fans to panic about their shaky start.
Key points
- Seattle Mariners are 15-16 entering Wednesday's game
- Mariners have won five of their last six games
- They are one game back in the AL West
- Experts say it's too early for fans to panic
- David Schoenfield from ESPN commented on the situation
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The Seattle Mariners have not gotten out to the start they were hoping for this season, as they're 15-16 entering Wednesday's game against the Minnesota Twins to close out April.
Those early-season struggles might've been a bit overblown, as they have won five of their last six games. They are also one game back of the top spot in the AL West.
As ESPN's David Schoenfield highlighted, it's way too soon for Mariners fans to panic about the team's struggles this season. Whether it's the rotation, Cal Raleigh, Josh Naylor, or their overall play, the Mariners should be just fine by season's end.
It's too soon to panic with Mariners
"There is some panic about Luis Castillo and , who have both been hit hard early on, but the Mariners' lineup and rotation should play out over 162 -- and it helps that the AL West looks mediocre so far," Schoenfield writes.
Q&A
What is the current record of the Seattle Mariners?
The Seattle Mariners currently have a record of 15-16.
Why should Seattle Mariners fans not panic about the team's start?
Experts believe it's too early to panic as the Mariners have won five of their last six games and are only one game back in the AL West.
Who highlighted the Mariners' early-season struggles?
ESPN's David Schoenfield highlighted that it's too soon for Mariners fans to panic about the team's struggles this season.
