Franchise cornerstones, cult heroes, and rising young stars share one Seattle jersey across five decades of baseball. Who deserves the top spot?
1Ken Griffey Jr.The Hall of Fame center fielder whose sweet swing and highlight-reel catches defined the 1990s Mariners.1000pts
2Randy JohnsonThe towering left-hander and 1995 Cy Young winner who anchored the rotation as 'The Big Unit'.750pts
3Ichiro SuzukiThe Japanese icon who won Rookie of the Year and MVP in 2001 and piled up 10 straight Gold Gloves.700pts
4Alvin DavisThe 1984 AL Rookie of the Year and original franchise cornerstone dubbed 'Mr. Mariner'.666pts
5Dan WilsonThe reliable defensive catcher of the 1990s teams and later a Mariners manager.500pts
6Julio RodriguezThe dynamic young center fielder and 2022 AL Rookie of the Year leading the modern Mariners.500pts
7Cal RaleighThe switch-hitting catcher nicknamed 'Big Dumper' who set records for home runs by a backstop.500pts
8Felix HernandezThe ace nicknamed 'King Felix' who threw a perfect game and won the 2010 AL Cy Young in Seattle.409pts
9Jay BuhnerThe powerful, fan-favorite right fielder known for his home runs and cannon arm in the 1990s.409pts
10Edgar MartinezThe beloved designated hitter and career .312 batter for whom MLB's DH award is now named.300pts
11Alex RodriguezThe prodigious shortstop who became a five-tool superstar during his early Mariners years.300pts
12Jamie MoyerThe crafty left-hander who won 145 games for Seattle with pinpoint control into his 40s.300pts
13Bret BooneThe slugging second baseman whose monster 2001 season powered a record 116-win team.300pts
14Kazuhiro SasakiThe dominant closer and 2000 AL Rookie of the Year who racked up saves with his splitter.300pts
15Mark LangstonThe strikeout-leading left-handed ace of the franchise's early years in the 1980s.300pts
16Kyle SeagerThe steady third baseman and Gold Glove winner who spent his entire career in Seattle.0pts
