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8. Kyle Seager

8. Kyle Seager
  1. General
  2. Awards
  3. Career Stats
  • Born: November 3, 1987 in Charlotte, NC USA
  • Weight: 216 lbs.
  • Height: 6'0"
  • Bats: L
  • Throws: R
  • Debut: July 07, 2011
  • Final Game: October 03, 2021
  • Gold Glove - 2014
  • MVP - 2014
  • MVP - 2016
 
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Kyle Seager was a Seattle Mariner for the entirety of his eleven seasons, and though he was not a superstar, he was a steady presence in a period when Seattle needed it.

Seager made his debut in 2011 and would win the starting Third Base job the following season.  In this season, he would belt 20 Home Runs, which has begun a streak of at least hitting 20, which he still has of this writing.  In 2014, he would have his best season in baseball, where he was named an All-Star and would win the Gold Glove while also leading the American League in Total Zone Runs.  Seager is one of the better defensive Third Baseman, having led all of his peers in the AL three times in Assists and Double Plays.

Seager retired after the 2021 Season, after what was his best power year (35 HR, 101 RBI, though he batted only .212), leaving baseball with 1,395 Hits and 242 Home Runs.  

The Bullet Points

  • Position: Third Base
  • Acquired: Selected in the 3rd Round in the Amateur Draft 6/9/09.
  • Departed: Retired after the 2021 Season.
  • Games Played: 1321
  • Notable Statistics: 705 Runs Scored
    1,395 Hits
    309 Doubles
    14 Triples
    242 Home Runs
    807 Runs Batted In
    55 Stolen Bases
    .251/.321/.442 Slash Line,
    36.9 bWAR

    No Playoff Games
  • Major Accolades and Awards:

    All-Star (2014)
    Gold Glove (2014)
    Most Total Zone Runs (2014)
    Most Putouts by a Third Baseman (2016 & 2017)
    Most Assists by a Third Baseman (2015, 2016, 2017, 2020 & 2021)
    Most Double Plays Turned by a Third Baseman (2016, 2017 & 2018)
    Most Total Zone Runs by a Third Baseman (2014)
    Highest Range Factor per Game by a Third Baseman (2016 & 2020)
    Highest Fielding Percentage by a Third Baseman (2014)

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