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1994 Seattle Mariners 1994 Seattle Mariners
1993/1995
Record 49-63 .438
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Standings 3rd in the AL West (2 games back)
Pythagorean 52-60, 52-60, 52-60
Runs (S/A) 569 / 616
BallparkKingdome
Park FactorsBatting: 102 / Pitching: 102
Attendance1,104,206 (14th) (27th)
Fancost$95 (14th) / $7,729
Payroll/Avg$28,463,110 / $1,012,259 (20th)
OpExp/$PV$39,500,000 / $806,122
Rev/OpInc$27,400,000 / -$12,100,000
Valuation$76,000,000
Spring TrainingPeoria, Arizona (Peoria Sports Complex)
ManagerLou Piniella
CoachesJohn McLaren, Ken Griffey Sr., Lee Elia, Sam Perlozzo, Sammy Ellis, Sammy Mejias
ExecutivesChairman of the Board/CEO: John W. Ellis, General Manager: Woody Woodward
Minor Leagues(AAA) Calgary Cannons, (AA) Jacksonville Suns, (A) Appleton Foxes, (A) Bellingham Mariners, (A) Riverside Pilots
Radio (KIRO) Dave Niehaus, Chip Caray, Ken Levine, Ron Fairly
TV (KSTW) Dave Niehaus, Chip Caray, Ken Levine, Ron Fairly

The 1994 Seattle Mariners went 49-63 and finished 3rd in the American League West. The Mariners drew 1,104,206 to Kingdome. Ken Griffey Jr. and Randy Johnson made the All-Star team. Gold Glove winners for 1994 included Ken Griffey Jr..

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