All Time Best Seattle Mariners
George Kenneth Griffey Jr. nicknamed "Junior" and "The Kid", is an American former professional baseball outfielder who played 22 years in Major League Baseball. Griffey was a great player, but I will never forget how Alex Dias played his heart out in center field during Griffy's injury in 1995. Dias helped get the Mariners to post season that year, but was quickly dismissed when Griffy returned.
He looked better in a White Sox uniform but didn't play better in it
Best player in M's history, no question. Always had fun playing, always gave 100%. We will never have another like him. #thekid
For as good as Edgar was, Junior is just immortal
Ichiro Suzuki, often referred to mononymously as Ichiro, is a Japanese former professional baseball outfielder. He hits it where they ain't.
You can't get this guy out.
Alexander Emmanuel Rodriguez, nicknamed "A-Rod", is an American former professional baseball shortstop and third baseman. He played 22 seasons in Major League Baseball for the Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers, and New York Yankees. ARod should have stayed with the Mariners. After he signed with the Rangers for big bucks and started with the steroids he became a different person. The reason that he is booed by the Mariner fans is not about the money, but the fact that he enforced a letter to Boeing encouraging the company to relocate to Texas. He said, " I had to leave Seattle to make more money and you should consider leaving too. Unfortunately for ARod, his first appearance at Safeco field as a Ranger happened to be on Boeing Employee Credit Union night and the fans were livid. He remains the player that Seattle fans love to hate.
and here it was without the steroids
Ricky was exciting to watch during his time with the Mariners. He may have only been with the team for a year, but he was a legend. He also mentored many of the younger players on base stealing, extending his effectiveness as a team member. Still miss him.
Only played for them one year.
Pitching for mariners multi time all star, may be a hot shot, but a great player and has made a mark in the history of the seattle mariners
One of the best gloves in baseball, along with an amazing swing.
He was on the first Seattle Mariners 1977 team, his power and range in center field immediately made him a fan favorite in Seattle. He finished 1977 with a .263 batting average, 24 home runs and 76 RBIs and made the Topps Rookie ALL-Star Center Fielder. 2 years later he had 109 runs, 166 hits, 9 triples, 78 RBIs and stole 33 bases. He spent 3 great years in Seattle and what a great player he was.
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