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Head to Head Rivalry between the Royals & Mariners

The Kansas City Royals-Seattle Mariners rivalry is ranked among the  top rivalries in the MLB. Beginning with a game on 22^nd April 1977 that was won by the Kansas City Royals (1-0), the teams have been competing annually. As of 1^st May 2016, they have played against each other 429 times with the Kansas based baseball franchise in the lead having won 222 games. The Mariners follow closely behind with 207 victories. Currently in the 2016 season, the baseball teams have taken each other on three times (in between 29^th April and 1^st May) with the Mariners in the lead, winning 2 games. Watch them as they go head to head multiple times before the end of the 2016 regular season.

The Royals Take on Mariners @ Kauffman Stadium

Over the years, the Kansas City Royals and the Seattle Mariners’ rivalry has presented games with extreme competitiveness. Both the teams are inches away from each other when it comes to rivalry records, with the Kansas based baseball team in the lead with the longest winning streak i.e. 12 wins in between 23^rd May and 26^th September 1978). The Mariners follow closely behind with a 10 game winning streak (in between 14^th June and 24^th September 1985). The greatest number of runs record was set by the Mariners in 1998 scoring 18 runs in total. The Royals’ greatest runs’ record stands at 17 runs scored in 2007. To watch them take each other on soon, buy Kansas City Royals vs. Seattle Mariners tickets.

Mariners Vs Royals 

Coming second in place in the ALS West in 2016, the Seattle Mariners improved on their 2015 season record. The last time the Kansas City Royals were in the playoffs, they won the World Series title in 2015. The two teams have played 433 games against each other. The Mariners have won 209 games and lost 224 games. The Mariners win percentage against the Royals is .483. The Mariners have won 111 games at home and lost 101 to the Royals. And as far as the road game record goes, its 98 wins for the Mariners and 123 for the Royals. With the 2017 MLB season approaching in April, fans from both the teams will be interested in seeing how well their team performs.