Keep in mind that this is coming from someone who doesn’t follow the team on a daily basis. If I had to take my best guess at what kind of line the Mariners might trot out, this is it. Secondly though would be the fact that Mitch Haniger is back and producing in the middle of their lineup, which is good because they’ll enter the Wild Card round without an injured Jesse Winker, who had really scuffled in the second half anyway. Having a second experienced ace to pair with Ray is a big deal for a team that hopes to make a deep postseason run, and it was a major deal to get it done. The biggest difference with the Mariners roster these days would be the addition of Castillo, who was acquired from the Reds prior to the trade deadline. The two teams last saw each other in July when the Mariners swept a four-game series in Seattle, but this time they’ll have to square off north of the border at the Rogers Centre in Toronto. If necessary it sounds like Logan Gilbert will get the ball for Game 3, but hopefully the Jays can take care of business early and not even let the young right-hander take the mound.Īs for the lineup, the Mariners will look a little bit different since they last played the Blue Jays. One thing we do know is that Luis Castillo will start in Game 1 against Alek Manoah, and Robbie Ray will be their Game 2 starter. We don’t know exactly how Scott Servais is going to fill out their lineup card, but we can still make a pretty educated guess based on their recent lineups, and the health of their roster. For those that haven’t followed them, what does the Mariners lineup look like these days? The Blue Jays have drawn the Mariners in the first round of the playoffs. By Chris Henderson 2 weeks ago Follow Tweet
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