MLB - Seattle Mariners Quiz

Jay Buhner had a special night named for him and his haircut in Seattle. This suggests that Buhner had a distinctive or unique haircut that became well-known among fans and was celebrated with a special event in his honor. The question implies that Buhner's haircut was a significant part of his identity as a Seattle player.

The USS Mariner was located in the outfield of the Kingdome.

Dave Niehaus is known as "The Voice of the Mariners" because he was the longtime play-by-play announcer for the Seattle Mariners baseball team. He spent 34 seasons with the Mariners, starting from their inaugural season in 1977 until his passing in 2010. Niehaus had a distinctive and enthusiastic broadcasting style, and his iconic calls and passion for the game endeared him to Mariners fans. He became synonymous with the team and is remembered as one of the greatest announcers in baseball history.

Ken Griffey, Jr. is the correct answer because he was the 6th-youngest player in Mariners history to reach 100 home runs. This means that there were five other players who reached this milestone at a younger age than Griffey.

Ichiro Suzuki wore the number 51 during the 2002 season.

In 1986, the Mariners had 3 managerial changes.

Roger Clemens is the correct answer because he is the only pitcher on the list who struck out 20 batters in a game against the Mariners in 1986. Tom Seaver, Randy Johnson, and Nolan Ryan did not achieve this feat in that specific game and year.

Mike Cameron had 176 strikeouts in 2002.

In 2004, Ichiro Suzuki passed the Major League single-season record for hits. This means that during that year, he achieved the highest number of hits in a single season compared to any other player in Major League Baseball history.

Safeco Field is located south of the site of the old Kingdome.

Alvin Davis played as a first baseman for the Seattle Mariners.

In 1992, the Mariners had two opening nights. This suggests that there was a scheduling conflict or some other unforeseen circumstance that resulted in the team having two separate opening games in that year.

When Alex Rodriguez left Seattle for Texas in 2001, Carlos Guillen took over for him.

In 1979, the Seattle team had two players who reached 100 RBIs, namely Bochte and Horton. This means that both Bochte and Horton were able to hit or drive in 100 runs during that season, indicating their strong offensive performance.

In 2005, Bucky Jacobsen and Pokey Reese were the Mariners infielders who appeared on the disabled list.