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Major League Baseball

Record:  90-72   .556.... 1st in American League West
Stadium:  The Kingdome
Playoffs:  Lost in 1st Round (Orioles)
Attendance:  3,192,237
Payroll:  $39,667,628  
Top Draft Pick:  Ryan Anderson  (#19)   AAA
ManagerLou Piniella

Affiliates  - AAA  Tacoma Rainiers   AA  Memphis Chicks   A+  Lancaster Jethawks   A  Wisconsin Timber Rattlers   A-  Everett Aqua Sox   Rk  Arizona Mariners

Team Leaders

HR:  Griffey [56]
RBI:  Griffey [147]
2B:  Rodriguez, Cora [40]
SB:  Rodriguez [29]
W:  Johnson [20]
SV:  Charlton [14]
SO:  Johnson [291]


Oldest Player:  Dennis Martinez [42]
Youngest Player:  Alex Rodriguez [21]
Longest Tenure:  Edgar Martinez [11]

Major League Debuts

Batters: Jose Cruz (May 31)  Giomar Guevara (Sep 19)  Dan Rohrmeier (Sep 3)  
Pitchers: Ken Cloude (Aug 9)  Derek Lowe (Apr 26)  


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 Player Salaries


Player NameSalaryCentileRank
Ken Griffey7,885,53216
Randy Johnson6,325,000327
Jay Buhner4,827,962555
Jeff Fassero3,466,66710
Edgar Martinez3,050,00012
Norm Charlton2,950,00013
Heathcliff Slocumb2,300,00016
Rick Wilkins2,000,00080
Jamie Moyer1,700,00021
Paul Sorrento1,500,00023
Scott Sanders1,300,00024
Mike Timlin1,300,00024
Omar Olivares1,125,00025
Dan Wilson1,125,00025
Alex Rodriguez1,062,50026
Joey Cora1,025,00027
Bobby Ayala900,00027
Roberto Kelly750,00030
Rich Amaral550,00034
Mike Blowers400,00039
Lee Tinsley400,00039
Brent Gates300,00045
Felipe Lira285,00045
Bob Wells280,00045
John Marzano250,00047
Tim Davis217,50051
Rob Ducey200,00055
Josias Manzanillo200,00055
Bob Wolcott195,00057
Paul Spoljaric185,00058
Russ Davis185,00059
Salomon Torres175,00061
Brian Raabe160,00066
Edwin Hurtado155,00069
Andy Sheets152,50072
Greg McCarthy151,00072
Alvaro Espinoza150,00074
Giomar Guevara150,00077
Derek Lowe150,00078
Jose Cruz150,00080
Ken Cloude150,00080
Rafael Carmona150,00080
Mark Holzemer150,00080
Raul Ibanez150,00080
Dennis Martinez150,00080
Mike Maddux150,00080
Dan Rohrmeier150,00080
Rick Wilkins150,00080
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.