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| SEA P | WPA | TEX P | WPA |
| Hernandez | -.327 | Grimm | -.086 |
| Perez | .036 | Ortiz | .115 |
| Pryor | .012 | Scheppers | -.068 |
| Ross | .111 | ||
| Nathan | .148 |
| SEA | WPA | TEX | WPA |
| Gutierrez | .031 | Kinsler | .075 |
| Seager | -.142 | Andrus | .118 |
| Morales | -.006 | Berkman | -.089 |
| Morse | .123 | Beltre | -.098 |
| Ibanez | -.151 | Murphy | .109 |
| Smoak | -.006 | Cruz | .089 |
| Montero | .222 | Pierzynski | .153 |
| Andino | -.110 | Moreland | -.090 |
| Ryan | -.150 | Martin | .012 |
| Bay | -.033 | ||
| Chavez | .000 | ||
| Shoppach | .000 |
Not a good night for the Mariners, again. Montero came out ahead on the WPA chart, but that was mostly because of a fluky double and some fan interference. Felix came out on bottom, but the real goat of the game was Raul Ibanez, who both botched a critical play in the field and fell flat on his face in a bases-loaded two-out situation when Eric Wedge left him in against a lefty. This was a very winnable game. It just wasn't won.