Seattle Mariners’ Ballpark Tickets Allow Cheap Access To A Fun Rebuilding Team

The Seattle Mariners did not start the season well back in the spring, losing 13 games in April and 22 in May. But they have started to slowly turn things around in the latter parts of June. While they remain at the bottom of the AL West at 35-47, 15.5 games behind first-place Houston Astros, they’ve won four out of their last five games. And while the team is well out of contention for the playoffs, there is a promising future ahead for the Mariners that fans can look forward to for the rest of the season and in the coming seasons.

The Mariners have a ton of young prospects at their disposal for the future. Domingo Santana is one of the more consistent hitters in the entire team. At just 26, he proves to be a valuable asset and a big building block for the future. On the younger side, Jared Kelenic, Justin Dunn and Justus Sheffield are in the top 100 MLB prospects, while Julio Rodriguez remains in that company after he returns from injury.

While the team has a losing record, they remain a fun, energy-driven side that has upside in the rebuilding process, with tons of potential to be contenders of a rather weak AL West. They recently beat the Baltimore Orioles as big as 13-0 on Sunday. Tickets are one of the lower-costing entry fees in all the ballparks in the MLB.

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With their upcoming home games, tickets on Stubhub have the Mariners hosting the St. Louis Cardinals for as low as $20 for a ticket. They host the Oakland A’s, with tickets going around $15 during the series. They host another AL West clash after that against Albert Pujols and the Los Angeles Angels, with tickets going for $20. For the foreseeable future, they host the Texas Rangers for tickets going as low as $10 ahead of time.

Here is a short schedule of the upcoming home series for the Mariners:

• July 2 – 4 vs. St. Louis Cardinals. Tickets ranging from $20 – $24.
• July 5 – 7 vs. Oakland Athletics. Tickets ranging from $15 – $18.
• (All-Star Break)
• July 19 – 21 vs. Los Angeles Angels. Tickets ranging from $20 – $22.
• July 22 – 24 vs. Texas Rangers. Tickets ranging from $10 – $12

Article by Tyler Pence

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