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.

Erik Hanson played his first six seasons in the Majors with the Seattle Mariners, where he would start 143 of his 145 Games with a 56-54 record.

Popularity wise, Harold Reynolds had few equals in Seattle.  He treated the fans well, was respected by his peers, and he gave to the community.  He was also a pretty good baseball player.

A member of the 3,000 hit club, Adrian Beltre, would collect 751 of his 3,166 Hits with the Seattle Mariners.