Ultimate Trivia On MLB - Seattle Mariners

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1. Who had the most doubles for the Mariners in 1992?

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Edgar Martinez had the most doubles for the Mariners in 1992.

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2. Which Mariner pitcher was named Seattle's Pitcher of the Year in 1998?

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Jamie Moyer was named Seattle's Pitcher of the Year in 1998. This suggests that Moyer had a standout performance during that year, outperforming other Mariners pitchers such as Ryan Franklin, Gil Meche, and Joel Pineiro.

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3. Which Seattle Mariners pitcher was named to the All-Star Team as a middle reliever in 2003?

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Shigetoshi Hasegawa was named to the All-Star Team as a middle reliever in 2003 for the Seattle Mariners.

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4. Who had the most home runs for the Seattle Mariners in 1992?

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Ken Griffey Jr. had the most home runs for the Seattle Mariners in 1992.

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5. Which Mariners player was nicknamed "The Bone"?

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Jay Buhner was nicknamed "The Bone" because of his tall and lean physique. The nickname was a play on words, as "bone" is a slang term for someone who is skinny. Buhner's slender build and his powerful hitting ability made him stand out on the field, earning him this unique nickname among Mariners fans and teammates.

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6. Which pitcher had a career-high 17 wins for the Seattle Mariners in 1992?

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Dave Fleming had a career-high 17 wins for the Seattle Mariners in 1992.

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7. Which former Seattle Mariners 2nd baseman began coaching in 2003 for the Chicago White Sox?

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Joey Cora is the correct answer because he began coaching for the Chicago White Sox in 2003. The question specifically asks for the former Seattle Mariners 2nd baseman who started coaching for the White Sox in that year. Luis Sojo, Rich Amaral, and Jay Buhner did not begin coaching for the White Sox in 2003, so they are not the correct answer.

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8. Which Seattle Mariner hitter was diagnosed with strabismus, an eye condition, in 1999?

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Edgar Martinez is the correct answer because he was diagnosed with strabismus, an eye condition, in 1999. Strabismus is a condition where the eyes are not properly aligned and do not work together. This can cause issues with depth perception and coordination, which could potentially affect a hitter's ability to track and hit a baseball accurately.

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9. In 2006, which Seattle Mariner had the most RBIs?

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Raul Ibanez had the most RBIs for the Seattle Mariners in 2006.

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10. In 2006, which Mariner hit the most doubles?

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Richie Sexson hit the most doubles in 2006.

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11. Which pitcher had the most wins for the Mariners in 1980?

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In 1980, Glenn Abbott had the most wins for the Mariners.

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12. Which pitcher had the most saves for the Mariners in 1992?

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Mike Schooler had the most saves for the Mariners in 1992.

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13. Who did the Mariners trade in 2005 for catcher Yorvit Torrealba?

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The Mariners traded Randy Winn in 2005 for catcher Yorvit Torrealba.

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14. In 2001, which Mariner was hospitalized with pulmonary tuberculosis?

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Carlos Guillen was hospitalized with pulmonary tuberculosis in 2001.

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15. Which Seattle Mariner pitcher gave up the most home runs in 1984?

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In 1984, Ed Vande Berg was the Seattle Mariner pitcher who gave up the most home runs.

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Who had the most doubles for the Mariners in 1992?
Which Mariner pitcher was named Seattle's Pitcher of the Year in 1998?
Which Seattle Mariners pitcher was named to the All-Star Team as a...
Who had the most home runs for the Seattle Mariners in 1992?
Which Mariners player was nicknamed "The Bone"?
Which pitcher had a career-high 17 wins for the Seattle Mariners in...
Which former Seattle Mariners 2nd baseman began coaching in 2003 for...
Which Seattle Mariner hitter was diagnosed with strabismus, an eye...
In 2006, which Seattle Mariner had the most RBIs?
In 2006, which Mariner hit the most doubles?
Which pitcher had the most wins for the Mariners in 1980?
Which pitcher had the most saves for the Mariners in 1992?
Who did the Mariners trade in 2005 for catcher Yorvit Torrealba?
In 2001, which Mariner was hospitalized with pulmonary tuberculosis?
Which Seattle Mariner pitcher gave up the most home runs in 1984?
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