About Seattle Mariners Memorabilia & Collectibles
They are based in Seattle, Washington. The Seattle Mariners are an American professional baseball team that is a part of the Western Division of Major League Baseball’s American League. The first game of the team was played on April 6, 1977 and it was played against the
California Angels. On April 10, 1977, the Seattle Mariners was ale to hit their first home run. Their name as the Seattle Mariners was derived from the popularity of marine culture in the city of Seattle. At first, they are called as the “M’s”. In addition, they have their mascot that is named as the Mariner Moose. The first ballpark that the team has was at the King County Domed Stadium, wherein they played from the season of 1977 to 1999. From 1999 up to now, they are playing at the Safeco Field. The team is first owned by the Nintendo of America, which is represented by Howard Lincoln.
Sportsmemorabilia.com is your online source for signed Seattle Mariners merchandise, like a signed bat, glove, or collage. The Seattle Mariners were founded in 1977, throughout that span have never made the World Series. In 2001 the Mariners had a franchise record 116 wins, led by the AL Rookie of the Year Ichiro Suzuki. Ichiro in 2004 eclipsed
George Sisler’s single season hits record, the feat was reported by
Sports Illustrated. One of the purest hitters in the game today an
Ichiro collectible such as a autographed jersey, 8x10 photo, or ball is fan greatest treasure. Ichiro Suzuki and the Mariners in 2005 had their second consecutive losing season. Each and every signed memorabilia is backed by a certificate of authenticity.
Most popular Seattle Mariners players: David Aardsma, Dustin Ackley, Rich Aurilia, Jim Beattie, Milton Bradley, Phil Bradley,
Jay Buhner, Mike Carp, Jim Colborn, Julio Cruz, Dick Drago, Chone Figgins, Brian Giles,
Ken Griffey Jr.,
Ken Griffey Sr., Franklin Gutierrez,
Felix Hernandez, Kenji Johjima, Jose Lopez, Edgar Martinez, Bill Nahorodny, John O'Donoghue, Garrett Olson, Michael Pineda, Bill Plummer, Harold Reynolds, Rene Rivera, Kazuhiro Sasaki, Diego Segui, Richie Sexson, Justin Smoak, Ichiro Suzuki, Mike Sweeney, Jason Vargas, Jack Wilson, Josh Wilson, Jordan Zimmerman