Vinny Castilla
The all-time home run leader among Mexican-born big leaguers, Vinny Castilla was a two-time All Star who earned two Silver Slugger Awards.
Read More > Nolan Arenado
In his first ten seasons Nolan Arenado made 7 All Star teams, earned 5 Silver Slugger Awards, 10 Gold Gloves, and 6 Platinum Gloves; he’s on track for Cooperstown.
Read More >Andres Galarraga
When Andres Galarraga hit .370 in 1993 it was the highest mark for a right-hander since Joe D in 1939; despite two bouts with cancer he finished with 2,333 hits, 399 homers & 1,425 RBI.
Read More >Jamie Moyer
The oldest pitcher to win an MLB game, 269-game winner Jamie Moyer started the first contest at Safeco Field, is the Mariners only two-time 20-game winner, and is in their team Hall of Fame.
Read More >Jason Giambi
The AL MVP in 2000, Jason Giambi finished his career with 2,010 hits, 440 homers, 1,441 RBI, a .399 on-base percentage, and a .516 slugging mark.
Read More >Bret Saberhagen
After going 20-6 with a 2.67 ERA to win the 1985 Cy Young, Bret Saberhagen earned the World Series MVP by going 2-0 with an 0.50 ERA, a shutout and 2 CGs.
Read More >Buddy Bell
According to FanGraphs, 6-WAR is “an All-Star level player and potentially an MVP”; from 1979-1984 Buddy Bell averaged 6+ WAR per season.
Read More >Troy Tulowitzki
Shortstop Troy Tulowitzki received MVP votes in six different seasons; he has five all star rings, two Silver Sluggers and two Gold Gloves.
Read More >Don Baylor
The 1979 AL MVP, Don Baylor had 2,135 hits & 338 homers in his 19-year playing career; when he retired he held the post-1900 record for HBP.
Read More >Larry Walker
The only player in MLB history to post a season with a .700 slugging % and 30 stolen bases, former MVP Larry Walker was a 3-time batting champ.
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