20. Mike Cameron
- General
- Awards
- Career Stats
- Born: January 8, 1973 in La Grange, GA USA
- Weight: 210 lbs.
- Height: 6'2"
- Bats: R
- Throws: R
- Debut: August 27, 1995
- Final Game: September 12, 2011
| AB | R | H | HR | RBI | SB | AVG |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13678 | 2128 | 3400 | 556 | 1936 | 594 | 0.249 |
Mike Cameron was the best player of the four that the Cincinnati Reds dealt to Seattle and the Ken Griffey Jr. trade. Cameron could not replace Griffey, but he was a good player who would provide the Mariners with many positive moments.
The Outfielder would play in Seattle for four seasons and would have at least 130 Hits in each of them. Cameron had two 25 Home Run seasons, with one of those (2001) seeing him get 110 RBIs and an All-Star appearance. Cameron also provided solid defense, with two Gold Gloves appearing on the Centerfielder's mantle. Cameron was, however, Strikeout prone, and he had more whiffs (601) than Hits (554) over his Seattle run. He would have 87 Home Runs with Seattle.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Outfield
- Acquired: Traded from the Cincinnati Reds with Jake Meter, Antonio Perez and Brett Tomko for Ken Griffey Jr. 2/10/00.
- Departed: Signed with the New York Mets as a Free Agent 12/23/03.
- Games Played: 610
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Notable Statistics: 353 Runs Scored
554 Hits
115 Doubles
19 Triples
87 Home Runs
344 Runs Batted In
106 Stolen Bases
.256/.350/.448 Slash Line
18.4 bWAR
19 Playoff Games
10 Runs Scored
12 Hits
5 Doubles
0 Triples
1 Home Run
6 Runs Batted In
2 Stolen Bases
.185/.303/.308 Slash Line -
Major Accolades and Awards:
All-Star (2001)
Gold Glove (2001 & 2003)
Most Putouts by a Centerfielder (2003)
Most Putouts by an Outfielder (2003)
Highest Range Factor per Game by a Centerfielder (2003)
Highest Range Factor per Game by an Outfielder (2003)
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