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Let’s take a quick look at where the Mariners will stand with 73 games left to play when they return to action Friday following the first MLB All-Star Game in Seattle in 22 years.

The standings

With the Mariners’ 45-44 record, they are six games back of the first-place Texas Rangers (53-29) and second-place Houston Astros (50-41) in the American League West. They’re not alone in the middle of the division, as the Los Angeles Angels (45-46) are just a game back of Seattle.

In the race for the AL’s three wild cards, the Mariners are four games out of the last spot. The Baltimore Orioles (54-35) own the top wild card, while Houston and the Toronto Blue Jays are tied for the second and third at 50-41. Both the New York Yankees (49-42) and Boston Red Sox (48-43) are ahead of Seattle in the race.