1987
The first overall pick of the free-agent draft.
1989
Homered in his first major league at-bat in the Kingdome.
Named Rookie of the Year.
The first father-and-son to actively play in the majors.
1990
The first Mariner to be chosen as a starter for an All-Star game.
Won the Gold Glove Award.
The first father-and-son to play on the same major-league team.
Led the Mariners in homers with 22.
Led the Mariners in RBIs with 80.
Batted .300 for the first time.
1991
First time hitting 100 RBIs.
First career grand slam.
Won the Gold Glove Award
Had the most American League All-Star votes.
1992
First Mariner to have 100 or more RBIs in two consecutive seasons.
Won the Gold Glove Award.
Broke the Mariners club single-season record for batting average with .372.
Broke the Mariners club single-season record for doubles with 42.
First Mariner homerun in an All-Star game.
Won the MVP Award for the All-Star game.
First father-and-son duo to hit a homerun and win the MVP Award in the All-Star game.
1993
Tied major league record by hitting a homerun in 8 consecutive games.
Won the Gold Glove Award.
First to hit the B&O Warehouse at Camden Yards (Baltimore), with a 460-foot blast in the Homerun Derby.
Set American League record for consecutive errorless outfielding.
First Mariner to hit over 40 homeruns in a season.
1994
Set record for the most homeruns during the first two months of a season (22), surpassing Mickey Mantle.
Set record for the most homeruns through June 30 (32), surpassing Babe Ruth.
Recieved the most All-Star votes ever in baseball with 6,079,688.
Youngest player to start in 5 All-Star games (24).
Won the Homerun Derby at Pittsburg.
Has homered in every American League city.
Became the Mariners all-time homerun leader.
1995
Broke his wrist and missed 73 games.
1996
Set Mariners club record with 49 homers.
Set Mariners club record with 140 RBIs.
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