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» 1988 Seattle Mariners   |   Salaries


Major League Baseball

Record:  68-93   .422.... 7th in American League West
Stadium:  The Kingdome
Playoffs:  Did not Qualify
Attendance:  1,022,398
Payroll:  $6,545,950  
Top Draft Pick:  Tino Martinez  (#14)   MLB

General ManagerDick Balderson
ManagerJim Snyder, Dick Williams

Third Base CoachBill Plummer, Ozzie Virgil  Bullpen CoachPhil Roof  ScoutButch Baccala, Butch Baccala, Bill Barkley, Bill Barkley, Bill Barkley, Brian Granger, R.J. Harrison, Joe Henderson, Joe Henderson, Ron Hopkins, Ken Houp, Ken Houp, Ken Houp, Dave Karaff, Bill Kearns, Benny Looper, Ken Madeja, Ken Madeja, Ken Madeja, Tom Mooney, Steve Vrablik, Bob Wadsworth, Luke Wren, Luke Wren, Luke Wren, Luke Wren

Affiliates  - AAA  Calgary Cannons   AA  Vermont Mariners   A+  San Bernardino Spirit   A  Wausau Timbers   A-  Bellingham Mariners

Team Leaders

HR:  Balboni [21]
RBI:  Davis [69]
2B:  Quinones [30]
SB:  Reynolds [35]
W:  Langston [15]
SV:  Schooler [15]
SO:  Langston [235]


Oldest Player:  Ken Phelps [33]
Youngest Player:  Greg Briley [23]
Longest Tenure:  Mike Moore, Edwin Nunez [7]

Major League Debuts

Batters: Greg Briley (Jun 27)  Bill McGuire (Aug 2)  
Pitchers: Erik Hanson (Sep 5)  Mike Schooler (Jun 10)  Terry Taylor (Aug 19)  


2009 Independent League Statistics have been updated.
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 Player Salaries


Player NameSalaryCentileRank
Steve Trout990,000976
Alvin Davis887,50013
Glenn Wilson850,00014
Mark Langston820,00016
Ken Phelps670,00020
Jim Presley535,00024
Mike Moore481,95026
Darnell Coles375,00032
Steve Balboni350,00034
Edwin Nunez320,00036
Harold Reynolds200,00043
Scott Bradley130,00050
Jerry Reed125,00051
Dave Valle125,00051
Rey Quinones120,00053
Mickey Brantley112,50054
Scott Bankhead112,50054
Mike Kingery112,50054
Gene Walter111,60054
Bill Wilkinson100,00056
Henry Cotto90,00060
Julio Solano80,00062
Mike Jackson77,50063
Bill Swift77,50063
Dennis Powell72,50065
Jay Buhner67,00068
Rich Renteria65,50068
John Rabb62,50078
Brick Smith62,50078
Greg Briley62,50080
Mike Campbell62,50080
Mario Diaz62,50080
Bruce Fields62,50080
Dave Hengel62,50080
Erik Hanson62,50080
Bill McGuire62,50080
Edgar Martinez62,50080
Mike Schooler62,50080
Rod Scurry62,50080
Terry Taylor62,50080
Salary Notes:  Major League salary data has been publicly available since 1985. Though TBC has salary data for most major leaguers since the data became public, mid-season callups and late signees might not appear. In these cases, the league minimum has been assigned. Minor league salaries are not available as they are not public.

Centiles divide all players into 100 groups and in this situation, a centile of 1 indicates a player is in the highest-paid group, contrary to centile reporting conventions. Players who are in the bottom 20% will automatically earn a centile value of 80 since most likely, all of these players earn the minimum.

The ranking column includes only the top 100 players for each season.