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Mitch Haniger

Mitch Haniger

#17, RF,
Seattle Mariners
AVG
.256
HR
3
RBI
14
R
10
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 2"/214 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: Mountain View, California
College: Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Draft: 2012 1st round by the
Milwaukee Brewers
  • Seattle Sports

    Seattle Mariners: 3 reasons for optimism, 1 unanswered question

    It was almost comical, in a gallows humor type of way, that the Seattle Mariners took so long to win a series. There are a handful of reasons to be optimistic about what that can lead to, along with one lingering question that the Mariners will have to face before their upcoming road trip ends. Re-acquiring Mitch Haniger this offseason came with the caveat “if he stays healthy,” which was a valid concern considering his unfortunate and often unlucky injury history. Haniger told ROOT Sports analyst Mike Blowers earlier in the week – and reiterated to us on Seattle Sports' Wyman and Bob after Wednesday's game – that he feels good but doesn't think he has channeled the best of what he can do at the plate yet.

  • The Killeen Daily Herald

    Mariners sweep Reds behind another Bryce Miller gem

    Garver, the Mariner's new designated hitter, hit his first home run of the season to break a tie in the sixth inning to support another sensational start from Miller in the Mariners' 5-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday afternoon. Cal Raleigh hit a solo homer off Reds starter Andrew Abbott in the second inning, and the Mariners (9-10) completed their first season sweep of the season before a crowd of 17,225 at T-Mobile Park.

  • Associated Press

    Gilbert dominant on mound and gets help from Rodríguez in the field as Mariners top Reds 3-1

    Logan Gilbert allowed three hits in 6 2/3 innings of one-run ball, Julio Rodríguez made two highlight defensive plays in the seventh inning to preserve Seattle’s lead, and the Mariners beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-1 on Tuesday night. Jonatan Clase had an RBI double in his second major league game and Mitch Haniger added a key two-out RBI single. Rodríguez ran down Spencer Steer’s drive to deep left-center on the warning track for the second out of the seventh inning.