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Seattle Mariners award winners and league leaders

The following is a list of Seattle Mariners professional baseball players and managers who have won various awards or other accolades from Major League Baseball or other organizations or have led the American League in some statistical category at the end of the season.

Awards edit

American League MVP edit

Main article: Major League Baseball Most Valuable Player Award

American League Cy Young edit

Main article: Cy Young Award

American League Rookie of the Year edit

Main article: Major League Baseball Rookie of the Year Award

American League Reliever of the Year edit

Main article: Major League Baseball Reliever of the Year Award

American League Manager of the Year edit

Main article: Manager of the Year Award

American League Gold Glove Award edit

Main article: Rawlings Gold Glove Award

Each player indicated with position at which he won the award.

  • 1987: Mark Langston (P)
  • 1988: Harold Reynolds (2B), Mark Langston (P)
  • 1989: Harold Reynolds (2B)
  • 1990: Harold Reynolds (2B), Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1991: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1992: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1993: Omar Vizquel (SS), Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1994: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1995: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1996: Jay Buhner (OF), Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1997: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1998: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1999: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 2000: John Olerud (1B)
  • 2001: Mike Cameron (OF), Ichiro Suzuki (OF)
  • 2002: John Olerud (1B), Bret Boone (2B), Ichiro Suzuki (OF)
  • 2003: John Olerud (1B), Bret Boone (2B), Ichiro Suzuki (OF), Mike Cameron (OF)
  • 2004: Bret Boone (2B), Ichiro Suzuki (OF)
  • 2005: Ichiro Suzuki (OF)
  • 2006: Ichiro Suzuki (OF)
  • 2007: Adrián Beltré (3B), Ichiro Suzuki (OF)
  • 2008: Adrián Beltré (3B), Ichiro Suzuki (OF)
  • 2009: Ichiro Suzuki (OF)
  • 2010: Ichiro Suzuki (OF), Franklin Gutiérrez (OF)
  • 2014: Kyle Seager (3B)
  • 2020: Evan White (1B), J. P. Crawford, (SS)

Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award edit

Main article: Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award
See explanatory note at Atlanta Braves award winners and league leaders.
Team (at all positions)

American League Silver Slugger Award edit

Main article: Silver Slugger Award

Each player indicated with position at which he won the award.

  • 1991: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1992: Edgar Martínez (3B)
  • 1993: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1994: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1995: Edgar Martínez (DH)
  • 1996: Alex Rodriguez (SS), Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1997: Ken Griffey Jr. (OF), Edgar Martínez (DH)
  • 1998: Alex Rodriguez (SS), Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 1999: Alex Rodriguez (SS), Ken Griffey Jr. (OF)
  • 2000: Alex Rodriguez (SS)
  • 2001: Bret Boone (2B), Ichiro Suzuki (OF), Edgar Martínez (DH)
  • 2003: Bret Boone (2B), Edgar Martínez (DH)
  • 2007: Ichiro Suzuki (OF)
  • 2009: Ichiro Suzuki (OF)
  • 2017: Nelson Cruz (DH)
  • 2022: Julio Rodríguez (OF)

Edgar Martínez Award edit

Main article: Edgar Martínez Award

Note: Originally known as the Outstanding Designated Hitter Award, the award was named after longtime Mariners designated hitter Edgar Martínez, who won the award five times, in 2004.

Roberto Clemente Award edit

Main article: Roberto Clemente Award

MLB "This Year in Baseball Awards" edit

See: This Year in Baseball Awards#Award winners
Note: Voted by fans as the best in all of Major League Baseball (i.e., not two awards, one for each league).

"This Year in Baseball Awards" Dependable Player of the Year edit

All-Star Game MVP edit

Main article: Major League Baseball All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award

All-stars edit

Main article: Major League Baseball All-Star Game

MLB All-Century Team (1999) edit

Main article: MLB All-Century Team
  • Ken Griffey Jr.

Players Choice Awards Player of the Decade (1999) edit

Main article: Players Choice Award
  • Ken Griffey Jr. (1999)

Sporting News AL Pitcher of the Year edit

Main article: The Sporting News Pitcher of the Year

Baseball Prospectus Internet Baseball Awards AL Cy Young edit

See: Baseball Prospectus#Internet Baseball Awards

Baseball Prospectus Internet Baseball Awards AL Rookie of the Year edit

See: Baseball Prospectus#Internet Baseball Awards
  • Ichiro Suzuki (2001)[3]
  • Michael Pineda (2011)[4]

Baseball America All-Rookie Team edit

See: Baseball America#Baseball America All-Rookie Team

Topps All-Star Rookie teams edit

Main article: Topps All-Star Rookie Rosters

Hutch Award edit

Main article: Hutch Award

Lou Gehrig Memorial Award edit

Main article: Lou Gehrig Memorial Award

Other achievements edit

National Baseball Hall of Fame edit

See: Seattle Mariners § Baseball Hall of Famers.

Seattle Mariners Hall of Fame edit

See: Seattle Mariners § Seattle Mariners Hall of Fame

Retired numbers edit

See: Seattle Mariners § Retired numbers.

Ford C. Frick Award (broadcasters) edit

See: Seattle Mariners § Ford C. Frick Award recipients

World Baseball Classic All-WBC Team edit

Best Male Athlete ESPY Award edit

Main article: Best Male Athlete ESPY Award

American League statistical batting leaders edit

Batting average edit

On-base % edit

  • Edgar Martínez (.479, 1995) Team Record
  • Edgar Martínez (.464, 1996)
  • Edgar Martínez (.456, 1997)

Slugging percentage edit

OPS edit

Games edit

At bats edit

Runs edit

Hits edit

  • Alex Rodriguez (213, 1998)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (242, 2001)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (262, 2004) Major League Record
  • Ichiro Suzuki (224, 2006)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (238, 2007)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (213, 2008)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (225, 2009)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (214, 2010)

Total bases edit

Singles edit

  • Ichiro Suzuki (192, 2001)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (165, 2002)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (162, 2003)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (225, 2004) Major League Record
  • Ichiro Suzuki (158, 2005)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (186, 2006)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (179, 2009)

Doubles edit

Triples edit

Home runs edit

  • Ken Griffey Jr. (40, 1994)
  • Ken Griffey Jr. (56, 1997) Team Record
  • Ken Griffey Jr. (56, 1998) Team Record
  • Ken Griffey Jr. (48, 1999)

RBI edit

Strikeouts edit

Stolen bases edit

Runs created edit

Extra-base hits edit

Times on base edit

Hit by pitch edit

Sacrifices edit

Sacrifice flies edit

Intentional walks edit

  • Ken Griffey Jr. (23, 1997)
  • Ken Griffey Jr. (17, 1999) Co-Leader
  • Ichiro Suzuki (27, 2002) Team Record
  • Ichiro Suzuki (19, 2004)
  • Ichiro Suzuki (15, 2009)

Grounded into double plays edit

At bats per strikeout edit

At bats per home run edit

Outs edit

  • Harold Reynolds (516, 1990) Team Record
  • Harold Reynolds (510, 1991)
  • Alex Rodríguez (505, 1998)

American League Statistical Pitching Leaders edit

ERA edit

Wins edit

Win–loss percentage edit

  • Randy Johnson (.900, 1995) Team Record
  • Randy Johnson (.833, 1997)
  • Félix Hernández (.792, 2009)

WHIP edit

Hits allowed/9 innings pitched edit

  • Randy Johnson (6.59, 1992)
  • Randy Johnson (6.52, 1993)
  • Randy Johnson (6.68, 1995)
  • Randy Johnson (6.21, 1997) Team Record
  • Félix Hernández (7.542, 2009)
  • Félix Hernández (6.483, 2014)

Strikeouts/9 innings pitched edit

  • Mark Langston (8.16, 1984)
  • Mark Langston (9.21, 1986)
  • Mark Langston (8.67, 1987)
  • Randy Johnson (10.31, 1992)
  • Randy Johnson (10.86, 1993)
  • Randy Johnson (10.67, 1994)
  • Randy Johnson (12.35, 1995) Team Record
  • Randy Johnson (12.30, 1997)

Games edit

Innings edit

Strikeouts edit

  • Floyd Bannister (209, 1982)
  • Mark Langston (204, 1984)
  • Mark Langston (245, 1986)
  • Mark Langston (262, 1987)
  • Randy Johnson (241, 1992)
  • Randy Johnson (308, 1993) Team Record
  • Randy Johnson (204, 1994)
  • Randy Johnson (294, 1995)

Games started edit

Complete games edit

Shutouts edit

Home runs allowed edit

Walks allowed edit

Hits allowed edit

  • Mike Moore (279, 1986) Team Record
  • Mike Moore (268, 1987)

Strikeout to walk edit

Losses edit

Earned runs allowed edit

Wild pitches edit

  • Gaylord Perry (13, 1982)
  • Félix Hernández (17, 2009) Co-Leader
  • Félix Hernández (18, 2014)

Hit batsmen edit

Batters faced edit

Oldest player edit

Youngest player edit

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ Spira, Greg. "Internet Baseball Awards". Baseball Prospectus. Retrieved 6 December 2016.
  2. ^ Spira, Greg (November 10, 2010). "Internet Baseball Awards: American League". Retrieved 2011-04-09.
  3. ^ Spira, Greg. "Internet Baseball Awards". Baseball Prospectus. Retrieved 6 December 2016.
  4. ^ Spira, Greg. "Internet Baseball Awards". Baseball Prospectus. Retrieved 6 December 2016.
  5. ^ Eddy, Matt (October 21, 2011). "Infield, Pitching Staff Highlight 2011 Rookie Team". Baseball America. Retrieved 2011-11-08.
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