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    Quote Originally Posted by asianinvasion View Post
    Eh, he went to WSU so I wasnt that attached to him.
    You, sir, are pure evil!

    Quote Originally Posted by 200tang View Post
    Dan wilson!!! Wrryyyy
    My thoughts exactly. Asian's gone insane!!!!

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    2004 Amateur Draft

    Round 1: Adam Jones (OF) (66/87)
    We picked this guy from San Diego first because our scouts think that he has a excellent arm and is very fast. We believe that his bat will develop and may help the big club in a few years.

    Round 2: Joba Chamberlain. (P) (57/85)
    The Nebraska native was our second pick. He could either be a starter or a reliever and we aren't sure on what to do with him yet. He is a power pitcher and already has a plus fastball. He needs to work on his palmball and on his curve before he is ready for the bigs.

    Round 3: Rick Vanden Hurk (P) (42/91)
    The man from the Netherlands is a high ceiling type of guy. He just started playing baseball a few years ago but we think he could be a decent starter one day. He goes deep into games which is good. He has a fastball and a slider and may need to learn a third pitch.

    Round 4: Ken Wildridge (1B/DH) (47/80)
    This 17 year old from Texas really broke out his senior year hitting 12 homers in 28 games. He reminds me of a Cecil Fielder kind of guy where it was all or nothing when at bat.

    Round 5: Juan Borges (2B) (44/76)
    So we used our 5th pick on a light hitting second baseman who plays excellent defense. If he develops in the minors, he could be an excellent defensive replacement at the end of games.

    Round 6: Troy Sloan (P) (43/77)
    We don't know much about Sloan, we just threw a dart at the list of remaining draftees and we hit his name. We think he's a reliever and that we doubt he will ever amount to anything.

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    M's Sign 3 Players

    Seattle has agreed to terms with 3 players to 1-year deals. They have signed catcher Dan Wilson, shortstop Julio Lugo and second baseman Fernando Vina. There was a large outcry from the fans after the Mariners let Dan Wilson go so they fought hard and resigned him. Wilson appreciated the gesture and agreed to sign for 2 million dollars. Lugo was signed for 5 million and will most likely be the starting third baseman until Ryan Zimmerman is ready. Vina was signed for 1.5 million and he will platoon with Jose Lopez at second base.

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    Mariners Trade for Capps, sign Bubba

    In a cap saving move, the Seattle Mariners sent outfielders Mike Cameron and Scott Podsednik to the Pittsburgh Pirates for minor league prospect Matt Capps. Capps, 20, is thought to be an excellent pitcher and may become the closer in a few years. After the trade, Seattle signed outfielder Bubba Trammell to a one year deal. He will play left field against lefties and will be the primary pinch hitter off the bench.

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    Spring Training Preview

    As player-GM Edgar Martinez enters his second season in his role, he has many things to do before the Mariners become an elite team. This starts now, the best 25 players will be selected and will start the season as Seattle Mariners. The rest will either be released or sent to the minors to develop.

    Position Battles:
    1. Starting Catcher: Dan Wilson and Kenji Johjima will be fighting for this spot. We like Johjima as he can hit for a better average and has better power. Wilson on the otherhand is the veteran who finds ways to make plays and make the team better. The winner will start Opening Day and the loser will most likely be the backup catcher.

    2. Starting First baseman: There are three youngsters fighting for this spot. Kendry Morales, Jeff Clement and Travis Ishikawa will be fighting it out during the spring to see who will start at first. All three of them can hit for an average and are great contact hitter. If one of them can develop some power, they will win the job. The winner gets the starting nod and the losers will be sent down to AAA Tacoma.

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    Mariners Send Pineiro in a 10-Player Deal


    With the surplus of pitching for the Seattle Mariners, they sent a few of them to Tampa for Carl Crawford and Prince Fielder. Pineiro along with pitchers Aaron Looper, Aaron Taylor, Sean Green, Justin Kaye and catcher Rob Johnson were sent to Tampa. Fielder projects to be the first baseman of the future and may start in a year or two. Crawford will get in the mix in the outfield soon or may be traded later on.

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    Projected Lineup

    1. Ichiro Suzuki RF (88)
    2. Jeremy Reed CF (81/88) Reggie Willits (76/81) vs. Lefties
    3. Julio Lugo 3B (90)
    4. Carlos Guillen SS (94/95)
    5. Edgar Martinez DH (77)
    6. Jose Lopez 2B (81/91)
    7. Kenji Johjima C (79)
    8. Kendry Morales 1B (73/94)
    9. Carl Crawford LF (76/89) Bubba Trammell (76) vs. Lefties

    Pitchers

    Starters
    1. Freddy Garcia R (93)
    2. Bobby Madritsch L (92)
    3. John Patterson R (90/95)
    4. Cha Seung Baek R (88/94)
    5. Joe Saunders L (82/93)

    Relievers
    Closer: JJ Putz R (94)
    Setup: Rafael Soriano R (91)
    Short Relief: George Sherrill L (88)
    Short Relief: Julio Mateo R (88)
    Middle Relief: Matt Thornton L (88)
    Long Relief: Jered Weaver R (81/88)

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    Setup: Rafael Soriano R (91)

    OH YEAH!!! Please don't trade him for Horacio Ramirez

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    Re: The Mariners Without Bavasi...

    Quote Originally Posted by 200tang View Post
    Setup: Rafael Soriano R (91)

    OH YEAH!!! Please don't trade him for Horacio Ramirez
    Don't worry lol, he'll stay.

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    Projected Records

    AL East
    New York 97-65
    Toronto 81-81
    Boston 77-85
    Baltimore 64-98
    Tampa Bay 57-105

    AL Central
    Chicago 94-68
    Cleveland 88-74
    Minnesota 87-75
    Detroit 73-89
    Kansas City 64-98

    AL West
    Oakland 97-65
    Texas 95-67 (WC)
    Anaheim 87-75
    Seattle 74-88


    NL East
    Atlanta 101-65
    New York 95-68 (WC)
    Philadelphia 90-72
    Florida 75-87
    Montreal 70-85

    NL Central
    St. Louis 95-67
    Houston 93-69
    Chicago 83-79
    Pittsburgh 78-84
    Cincinnati 63-99
    Milwaukee 63-99

    NL West
    Arizona 85-77
    Los Angeles 80-82
    San Fransisco 80-82
    San Diego 78-82
    Colorado 70-92

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    April 2004

    11-16 3rd Place AL West 7.0GB Texas

    Good:

    Rotation: Other than John Patterson, the rotation has done great. The two rookies have a low 3 ERAs while Saunders and Garcia have respectable ERAs

    Shortstop Production: Eight games in, Carlos Guillen got hurt and Yuniesky Betancourt just steped right in acted like nothing has happened. Combined, they have hit .362 with a .400+ OBP.


    Bad

    Everything Else: The pen is not producing and the offense is not hitting. The team really is struggling and this is very frustrating.

    Stats:
    Code:
    2004 Batting             Team    G   AVG    AB    H  2B  3B  HR   BB    K   SB  CS    R  RBI   SLG   OBP
    Betancourt, Yuniesky      SEA   17  .354    65   23   3   5   1    0    5    0   1    9   10  .600  .382
    Crawford, Carl            SEA   19  .290    69   20   3   3   2    1    8    5   2   12    9  .507  .296
    Guillen, Carlos           SEA    8  .385    26   10   2   0   0    4    1    0   0    4    9  .462  .452
    Johjima, Kenji            SEA   22  .203    79   16   3   0   0    2   13    0   0    4    3  .241  .232
    Lopez, Jose               SEA   27  .163    92   15   2   1   0    2   14    1   0    7    7  .207  .189
    Lugo, Julio               SEA   26  .223   103   23   5   1   1    8   22    8   3    8    8  .320  .279
    Martinez, Edgar           SEA   27  .229    96   22   1   0   0   10   18    0   1    7    7  .240  .339
    Morales, Kendry           SEA   25  .274    84   23   8   0   2    5   15    1   0   11   12  .440  .315
    Reed, Jeremy              SEA   21  .237    76   18   4   1   1    6   15    0   0   11    9  .355  .293
    Suzuki, Ichiro            SEA   27  .220   109   24   5   0   2   11   15    4   3   11    8  .321  .287
    Trammell, Bubba           SEA   16  .255    47   12   3   1   6    5    7    0   0    9   11  .745  .315
    Vina, Fernando            SEA   11  .192    26    5   0   0   0    1    1    2   1    2    1  .192  .222
    Wilson, Dan               SEA    7  .211    19    4   0   0   0    2    6    1   0    2    2  .211  .286
    Willits, Reggie           SEA    8  .148    27    4   1   0   0    5    7    0   1    5    1  .185  .281
    Code:
    2004 Pitching            Team     IP   ERA    G  GS   W   L  SV    K   BB   R/9
    Baek, Cha Seung           SEA   31.0  3.19    5   5   2   2   0   19   13 10.45
    Garcia, Freddy            SEA   38.1  3.52    6   6   2   3   0   41   10  9.39
    Madritsch, Bobby          SEA   40.2  3.10    6   6   1   1   0   32   11 11.51
    Mateo, Julio              SEA   14.2  6.14   10   0   2   0   0   12    6 11.66
    Patterson, John           SEA   27.0  7.00    5   5   1   3   0   28    7 13.00
    Putz, J.J.                SEA    9.0  5.00   10   0   0   2   4   10    8 18.00
    Saunders, Joe             SEA   30.1  4.75    5   5   1   1   0   17    7 11.27
    Sherrill, George          SEA   15.2  3.45   16   0   0   1   0   27   10 12.64
    Soriano, Rafael           SEA   16.0  5.06   14   0   2   3   0   15   10 14.06
    Thornton, Matt            SEA   10.2  3.38    6   0   0   0   0   10    3  5.91
    Weaver, Jered             SEA    4.2  5.79    2   0   0   0   0    2    4 17.36

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    Re: The Mariners Without Bavasi...

    wow Chae Seung Baek is doing very well, granted it's only been 31 innings. Besides him, however, your pitching is doing just terrible . Even the guys who should be performing well are off to a pretty bad start.

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    May 2004
    29-23 3rd Place AL West. 3.5GB Texas

    Good:
    We started to win and this may be the start of something special. Everything has clicked and people have gotten healthy.

    Rotation: 4 of the 5 pitchers have played well with a sub-3.5 ERA. John Patterson is also coming along and may turn is around soon. Freddy Garcia figures out ways to win and has won 7 games so far. Cha Seung Baek and Bobby Madritsch have showed why we placed them in the rotation

    Offense: After a dismal start, they have showed signs of turning it around. Guillen has come back and is still hitting well. Julio Lugo and Jeremy Reed are hitting over .280 while everyone else's average are still increasing.

    Bad:
    We have had some injury problems as some of our starters have been hurt. Today we learn that Joe Saunders, one of our young pitchers, is out for the rest of this year and most of next with a torn rotator cuff. We don't know if he will ever be the same. To compensate, we traded Jack Hannahan and Mike Napoli to the Chicago Cubs for Jon Lieber. Lieber is a control pitcher who has one year left on his contract.

    Offense: Even though they have started to turn things around, some players are still struggling. Edgar Martinez, Jose Lopez and Kenji Johjima are having are a poor season but we are gonna keep them in the lineup for now.

    Transactions
    Traded Jack Hannahan and Mike Napoli to Chicago for Jon Lieber
    Signed Freddy Garcia to a 5/33.75 million contract.

    Stats:
    Code:
    2004 Batting             Team    G   AVG    AB    H  2B  3B  HR   BB    K   SB  CS    R  RBI   SLG   OBP
    Betancourt, Yuniesky      SEA   27  .292   106   31   5   6   1    0    9    0   1   14   15  .481  .312
    Crawford, Carl            SEA   37  .250   144   36   6   8   3    3   22    8   3   25   19  .465  .268
    Garcia, Freddy            SEA    1  .000     3    0   0   0   0    0    1    0   0    0    1  .000  .000
    Guillen, Carlos           SEA   26  .356    87   31   7   0   5   14    6    3   0   20   30  .609  .441
    Ishikawa, Travis          SEA   13  .234    47   11   3   0   2    6   14    0   0    7    4  .426  .321
    Johjima, Kenji            SEA   41  .228   149   34   5   0   4    2   20    0   0   12   14  .342  .256
    Lieber, Jon               SEA    9  .111    18    2   0   0   0    0    4    0   0    1    0  .111  .111
    Lopez, Jose               SEA   49  .189   169   32   3   2   3    7   24    1   0   16   26  .284  .233
    Lugo, Julio               SEA   51  .280   207   58  12   2   2   17   40   17   6   25   25  .386  .332
    Martinez, Edgar           SEA   50  .256   176   45  10   0   2   23   30    0   2   16   22  .347  .359
    Morales, Kendry           SEA   36  .264   121   32  10   0   2    7   23    1   1   14   13  .397  .310
    Patterson, John           SEA    1  .000     3    0   0   0   0    0    3    0   0    0    0  .000  .000
    Putz, J.J.                SEA    0  .000     1    0   0   0   0    0    1    0   0    0    0  .000  .000
    Reed, Jeremy              SEA   40  .284   134   38   7   1   1   12   24    0   2   22   17  .373  .342
    Suzuki, Ichiro            SEA   52  .263   213   56  11   0   4   22   24   10   6   32   15  .371  .332
    Trammell, Bubba           SEA   28  .288    80   23  10   1   8    7   13    0   0   17   19  .738  .344
    Vina, Fernando            SEA   18  .222    45   10   0   1   0    2    2    2   2    5    4  .267  .271
    Weaver, Jered             SEA    1  .000     3    0   0   0   0    0    1    0   0    0    0  .000  .000
    Wilson, Dan               SEA   14  .317    41   13   2   0   1    7   12    1   0    5    8  .439  .417
    Willits, Reggie           SEA   16  .232    56   13   2   0   0   11    9    2   1   12    3  .268  .358
    Code:
    2004 Pitching            Team     IP   ERA    G  GS   W   L  SV    K   BB   R/9
    Baek, Cha Seung           SEA   68.0  2.38   10  10   5   3   0   50   22  9.66
    Campillo, Jorge           SEA    3.0  0.00    1   0   0   0   0    1    1  9.00
    Garcia, Freddy            SEA   70.0  3.47   11  11   7   3   0   67   23 10.80
    Lieber, Jon               SEA   58.2  3.07    9   9   3   3   0   47   10 10.13
    Madritsch, Bobby          SEA   48.2  2.59    7   7   2   1   0   38   13 10.91
    Mateo, Julio              SEA   26.2  6.41   18   0   2   0   0   23    9 13.50
    Patterson, John           SEA   60.0  5.10   10  10   3   4   0   59   12 10.65
    Putz, J.J.                SEA   17.2  4.58   20   0   0   4  11   21   13 16.81
    Saunders, Joe             SEA   65.0  3.05   10  10   6   1   0   44   21 10.94
    Sherrill, George          SEA   25.2  3.51   27   0   1   2   1   41   11 12.27
    Soriano, Rafael           SEA   30.1  4.15   28   0   2   3   1   29   14 11.87
    Thornton, Matt            SEA   20.1  3.54   15   0   0   0   1   19    9 11.07
    Weaver, Jered             SEA   26.1  5.81    6   4   1   2   0   23   16 15.38

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    June 2004
    40-38 3rd Place AL West 4GB Anaheim

    Good:
    We are still in the race. I did not expect this three months into the season. The team has really surprised me. This may be the start of something special in Seattle.

    Our rotation is still our strong point. Cha Seung Baek and Bobby Madritsch are still on fire and are pretty much the aces of the staff. John Patterson has figured things out and have played better this month, getting his ERA under 5. Freddy Garcia has struggled after getting his extension but it doesn't worry me yet.

    Offensively, Julio Lugo and Carlos Guillen have led the offense. Overall, we are not much of a power team and I may address that later on. Jeremy Reed has been a surprise in the two hole. He has gotten on base for the middle of the order to drive him in. Carl Crawford has had a good rookie season but he needs to work on getting more walks if he wants to be a great player.

    In our minor leagues, we have many good prospects who could help in the near future. Third baseman Ryan Zimmerman has been promoted to AAA Tacoma and may see some time this year for the big club. AAA is filled with many outfielders and first basemen who could be traded. Guys on the block include either Travis Ishikawa or Jeff Clement, Andre Ethier, Chris Snelling and Fred Lewis. Catcher Rene Rivera has continued his development and could be a starter soon. Pitchers Matt Capps and Travis Blackley could be called up this year if certain pitchers cannot improve their stats. Jon Huber can also see some time later on in the season.

    Stats:
    Code:
    2004 Batting             Team    G   AVG    AB    H  2B  3B  HR   BB    K   SB  CS    R  RBI   SLG   OBP
    Suzuki, Ichiro            SEA   78  .269   323   87  14   1   5   28   40   15   9   53   23  .365  .328
    Lugo, Julio               SEA   77  .285   305   87  18   3   4   24   58   22   8   34   45  .403  .334
    Lopez, Jose               SEA   75  .188   250   47  10   2   3    9   38    1   0   19   28  .280  .223
    Martinez, Edgar           SEA   74  .244   246   60  12   0   3   36   47    0   2   24   26  .329  .356
    Reed, Jeremy              SEA   62  .303   208   63  13   3   2   17   31    0   4   35   27  .423  .352
    Morales, Kendry           SEA   62  .232   207   48  12   0   3   24   39    1   1   20   18  .333  .315
    Crawford, Carl            SEA   56  .277   206   57   9  10   5    6   27   16   4   31   25  .490  .302
    Johjima, Kenji            SEA   56  .197   198   39   6   0   4    7   31    0   0   13   15  .288  .238
    Betancourt, Yuniesky      SEA   40  .242   153   37   6   7   1    0   14    0   1   16   18  .392  .261
    Guillen, Carlos           SEA   36  .336   122   41   8   0   6   15   12    4   0   24   37  .549  .406
    Trammell, Bubba           SEA   42  .255   106   27  11   1   9   13   18    0   0   19   23  .632  .336
    Willits, Reggie           SEA   25  .250    88   22   2   1   0   12   20    3   1   15    4  .295  .340
    Wilson, Dan               SEA   25  .289    83   24   6   0   1    9   20    1   0    9   13  .398  .359
    Vina, Fernando            SEA   23  .218    55   12   1   1   0    2    5    2   4    5    5  .273  .259
    Ishikawa, Travis          SEA   13  .234    47   11   3   0   2    6   14    0   0    7    4  .426  .321
    Morse, Mike               SEA    6  .136    22    3   0   0   0    2    5    0   0    1    3  .136  .240
    Lieber, Jon               SEA    9  .111    18    2   0   0   0    0    4    0   0    1    0  .111  .111
    Garcia, Freddy            SEA    2  .167     6    1   0   0   0    0    1    0   0    0    2  .167  .143
    Weaver, Jered             SEA    2  .000     6    0   0   0   0    0    1    0   0    0    0  .000  .000
    Madritsch, Bobby          SEA    2  .000     5    0   0   0   0    0    3    0   0    0    0  .000  .000
    Patterson, John           SEA    2  .000     4    0   0   0   0    1    3    0   0    0    0  .000  .200
    Baek, Cha Seung           SEA    1  .000     1    0   0   0   0    1    0    0   0    1    0  .000  .500
    Putz, J.J.                SEA    0  .000     1    0   0   0   0    0    1    0   0    0    0  .000  .000
    Soriano, Rafael           SEA    0 1.000     1    1   0   0   0    0    0    0   0    0    0 1.000 1.000
    Code:
    2004 Pitching            Team     IP   ERA    G  GS   W   L  SV    K   BB   R/9
    Baek, Cha Seung           SEA  101.0  2.50   15  15   7   4   0   68   29  9.71
    Patterson, John           SEA  100.0  4.32   16  16   4   7   0   92   22  9.63
    Garcia, Freddy            SEA   95.0  3.98   16  16   8   6   0   87   34 12.22
    Madritsch, Bobby          SEA   84.1  2.35   12  12   5   2   0   64   25 10.46
    Lieber, Jon               SEA   74.0  3.28   11  11   4   4   0   57   11  9.97
    Saunders, Joe             SEA   65.0  3.05   10  10   6   1   0   44   21 10.94
    Weaver, Jered             SEA   52.1  5.33   11   6   2   3   0   42   27 13.76
    Soriano, Rafael           SEA   43.2  3.92   40   0   3   4   1   37   20 11.95
    Sherrill, George          SEA   38.0  3.32   38   1   1   4   1   53   15 11.37
    Mateo, Julio              SEA   33.1  6.48   24   0   2   1   0   25   13 14.58
    Thornton, Matt            SEA   30.0  3.90   22   0   1   0   1   27   18 12.60
    Putz, J.J.                SEA   28.0  3.21   32   0   0   5  20   32   13 11.25
    Campillo, Jorge           SEA    3.0  0.00    1   0   0   0   0    1    1  9.00

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    July 2004

    53-51 3rd Place AL West 6.5GB Texas

    We played .500 ball this month and fell a few games back in the West hunt. All-Star weekend came this month and we only had one representative. Rookie pitcher Cha Seung Baek was the only Mariner selected. Many believed that shortstop Carlos Guillen was snubbed. He had a great first half and we thought he was the best shortstop in the league.

    We were still doing poorly offensively so we made a move at the deadline sending first baseman Travis Ishikawa and reliever Julio Mateo to the Chicago White Sox for first base/DH Frank Thomas. Thomas, in his final year of his contract, will most likely not be renewed at the end of the season but he will be a huge part of our playoff run. He will start at first and bat fourth. We hope that he will hit many homers for us.

    Freddy Garcia has gotten worse and worse as the year has gone on. He may be traded in the offseason as we have many prospects that could fill in for him. Matt Capps was called up when Mateo was injured and he played well enough for Mateo to be expendable.

    In our minor leagues, Ryan Zimmerman has killed AAA pitching in his month and could be called up in September. Outfielders Andre Ethier, Fred Lewis and Chris Snelling continue to fight to see who we keep and who we trade later in the offseason. We don't know what to do with our first basemen. We traded Ishikawa already and we still have 3 more ready first basemen in Morales, Clement and Fielder. We will keep Fielder for sure and might trade either Morales or Clement. Morales or Clement may be moved to the outfield if things cannot be figured out.

    Stats:
    Code:
    2004 Batting             Team    G   AVG    AB    H  2B  3B  HR   BB    K   SB  CS    R  RBI   SLG   OBP
    Suzuki, Ichiro            SEA  104  .263   434  114  20   2   6   41   54   19  14   65   34  .359  .326
    Lugo, Julio               SEA  103  .278   413  115  23   3   7   30   84   28  12   47   56  .400  .324
    Martinez, Edgar           SEA   99  .260   331   86  20   0   5   51   64    0   2   33   37  .366  .369
    Lopez, Jose               SEA   94  .217   322   70  13   3   4   12   50    2   1   27   36  .314  .253
    Thomas, Frank             SEA   95  .281   302   85  14   0  18   62   52    0   0   52   56  .507  .402
    Morales, Kendry           SEA   88  .235   298   70  22   0   3   36   49    2   1   26   24  .339  .321
    Reed, Jeremy              SEA   84  .279   290   81  18   3   2   22   39    3   7   41   32  .383  .328
    Johjima, Kenji            SEA   80  .200   280   56   8   0   4   10   42    0   0   19   23  .271  .237
    Crawford, Carl            SEA   68  .300   237   71  12  11   6    8   34   20   6   38   31  .519  .327
    Guillen, Carlos           SEA   61  .335   203   68  13   1   9   25   25    4   0   36   51  .542  .403
    Betancourt, Yuniesky      SEA   53  .223   202   45   7   7   2    1   21    0   1   19   21  .356  .242
    Trammell, Bubba           SEA   63  .243   177   43  16   1  11   17   28    0   0   26   32  .531  .308
    Willits, Reggie           SEA   34  .248   113   28   3   1   0   13   24    3   2   18    4  .292  .325
    Wilson, Dan               SEA   32  .278    97   27   7   0   1    9   21    1   0   11   13  .381  .340
    Morse, Mike               SEA    6  .136    22    3   0   0   0    2    5    0   0    1    3  .136  .240
    Lieber, Jon               SEA    9  .111    18    2   0   0   0    0    4    0   0    1    0  .111  .111
    Garcia, Freddy            SEA    2  .167     6    1   0   0   0    0    1    0   0    0    2  .167  .143
    Weaver, Jered             SEA    2  .000     6    0   0   0   0    0    1    0   0    0    0  .000  .000
    Madritsch, Bobby          SEA    2  .000     5    0   0   0   0    0    3    0   0    0    0  .000  .000
    Patterson, John           SEA    2  .000     4    0   0   0   0    1    3    0   0    0    0  .000  .200
    Baek, Cha Seung           SEA    1  .000     1    0   0   0   0    1    0    0   0    1    0  .000  .500
    Putz, J.J.                SEA    0  .000     1    0   0   0   0    0    1    0   0    0    0  .000  .000
    Soriano, Rafael           SEA    0 1.000     1    1   0   0   0    0    0    0   0    0    0 1.000 1.000
    Code:
    2004 Pitching            Team     IP   ERA    G  GS   W   L  SV    K   BB   R/9
    Baek, Cha Seung           SEA  136.0  3.31   21  21   7   7   0   95   37 10.46
    Patterson, John           SEA  132.0  4.09   21  21   4   8   0  128   34  9.89
    Garcia, Freddy            SEA  120.0  4.80   21  21   9   8   0  108   44 12.98
    Madritsch, Bobby          SEA  112.1  2.88   17  17   6   3   0   81   34 10.82
    Lieber, Jon               SEA  107.2  3.51   16  16   6   6   0   83   21 10.95
    Saunders, Joe             SEA   65.0  3.05   10  10   6   1   0   44   21 10.94
    Soriano, Rafael           SEA   62.2  3.30   53   0   6   5   1   55   30 11.35
    Weaver, Jered             SEA   58.2  4.76   13   6   3   3   0   44   28 12.73
    Sherrill, George          SEA   54.0  3.33   51   1   1   6   2   68   20 11.33
    Putz, J.J.                SEA   42.0  3.00   45   0   1   6  27   44   23 12.21
    Thornton, Matt            SEA   37.0  3.41   28   0   2   0   2   37   22 11.92
    Capps, Matt               SEA   15.2  3.45   11   0   2   0   0    9    9 11.49
    Blackley, Travis          SEA    3.1  5.40    1   0   0   0   0    3    0 10.80
    Campillo, Jorge           SEA    3.0  0.00    1   0   0   0   0    1    1  9.00

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