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A World Series Champion as a rookie in 1978 with the New York Yankees, he would be traded two seasons later to the other side of the country and standings when he went to Seattle.
Phil Bradley played the first five years of his Major League career with the Seattle Mariners, and it was in the Pacific Northwest where he posted his best numbers.
Floyd Bannister was with the Seattle Mariners for four seasons, and while he lost more games than he lost (Bannister went (40-50), the fireballer would strike out his fair share of batters.
Raul Ibanez would have three runs with the Seattle Mariners, and considering he was a 36th Round Pick, the fact that he played nineteen seasons in total is a huge accomplishment.