J.P. Crawford reached 1,000 career games played on July 2, 2026, becoming one of the more durable presences in the major leagues over the past decade. The milestone, achieved in his 10th season of big league service, reflects a sustained commitment to the game since his debut in 2017.
Crawford began his career with the Philadelphia Phillies, appearing in 23 games in 2017 and 49 games in 2018. He was then acquired by the Seattle Mariners ahead of the 2019 season and has remained in Seattle ever since, appearing in 93 games in 2019, 53 in 2020, 160 in 2021, 145 in 2022, 145 in 2023, 105 in 2024, and 157 in 2025.
Across his MLB career as a whole, Crawford has compiled a .246 batting average with 890 hits, 179 doubles, 77 home runs, 369 RBI, and 498 runs scored over 1,000 games — figures that span two organizations.
With just two runs needed to reach 500 career Runs, Crawford could reach that threshold this season, adding another career landmark to an already meaningful summer.