I don't know, you may be right. But in reality, there are not any more than 25-30 players that are 'actually' worth mentioning.DavidGee24 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2026 4:41 pmI didn't think of non-playing personnel being on the list. If so, I doubt that any owners will make the list, and the only management I can see making it is Lou Piniella (although you could certainly argue that Pat Gillick would be more deserving).Walla Walla Dawg II wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2026 4:38 pmThe owner of Nintendo (back in the 1990's) will also be in the top 50 since he is the one that purchased the team and spearheaded the new stadium.
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Very good point, 50 is too many and should only be reserved for franchises like the Yankees and Dodgers. I mean, who's going to be our #50? Erik Hanson? Jose Lopez? Compare that to the Yankees' and Dodgers' #50s who would probably be great players like Roy White and Davey Lopes.GL_Storm wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2026 5:50 pmI really couldn't care less about the Top 50 Mariners of all time. For one thing, I think the bottom half of that list is probably pretty sketchy. There just haven't been that many significant Mariners careers. It also doesn't help that some of your better farm system products were traded away early on, like Ketel Marte, Adam Jones, and Shin Soo-Choo.
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Pretty pathetic organization.
Griffey ran away.
Arod followed the money.
Randy wanted out.
We pretty much have Edgar, Ichiro, and Felix and a bunch of non-Mariners.
Griffey ran away.
Arod followed the money.
Randy wanted out.
We pretty much have Edgar, Ichiro, and Felix and a bunch of non-Mariners.
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That's one unarguable fact, we do root for easily the least-successful MLB organization of these past 50 years. What's funny is that the second least-successful is the Milwaukee Brewers and where did that franchise start?
It could be worse though, we could be Cleveland Browns' fans. Imagine what THAT'S like.
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Jack Perconte was actually one of my favorite Mariners back in those days. Not a good player, but I liked him. Can also throw in Rey Quinones, Jim Presley, Spike Owen, Tony Bernazard, etc. Not exactly household names, but they were my childhood.Sibelius Hindemith wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2026 5:40 pmMy personal top 5...
Jack Perconte
Scott Spiezio
Al Martin
Eric Bedard
Carl Everett
I am also in the minority, but I loved those Mariners uniforms back in the "Perconte" days.
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I don't know, paying all that money the the massage groper, or paying the kind of money we are paying to Cal, Julio and Colt? I mean, we have a self imposed salary cap, so the way we throw money away is very Cleveland Brownesque.
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The Browns threw 230 million dollars at DeShaun Watson as he was being accused of sexual misconduct by over two dozen women, and he's played 19 out of 80 games. At least our guys are well-behaved, actually take the field and have contributed (although more would be really nice). The Browns are in their own league, and that's why when you eat a bad burrito you then have to go take the Browns to the Super Bowl.Michael K. wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2026 6:22 pmI don't know, paying all that money the the massage groper, or paying the kind of money we are paying to Cal, Julio and Colt? I mean, we have a self imposed salary cap, so the way we throw money away is very Cleveland Brownesque.
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Jason Varitek, Jose Cruz, Derek Lowe, Tino, Asdrubel Cabrerra.GL_Storm wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2026 5:50 pmI really couldn't care less about the Top 50 Mariners of all time. For one thing, I think the bottom half of that list is probably pretty sketchy. There just haven't been that many significant Mariners careers. It also doesn't help that some of your better farm system products were traded away early on, like Ketel Marte, Adam Jones, and Shin Soo-Choo.
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I wonder where Ketel Marte, Edwin Diaz, Freddy Peralta, Pablo Lopez, Chris Taylor, and even guys like Tylers O'neill and Yarbrough would rank on that list.
I'd take most of those players over most of the "Top 50 Mariners".
Dipoto really effed us.
I'd take most of those players over most of the "Top 50 Mariners".
Dipoto really effed us.
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Well I tried but the search utility for this site is all fugged up...
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