JOHN WETTELAND
|
Retired
| Played: 1985-2000
Here's an interesting twist involving ex-Mariners relievers | 2013-03-30 | Mariners Blog (Seattle Times)
High Level:
MLB Career Ranks: 11th in SV
Positions: P-768
Full Name: John Karl Wetteland
Born: Aug 21, 1966 (46.271) in San Mateo,California
MLB Debut: May 31, 1989 (22.283)
Positions: P-768
Full Name: John Karl Wetteland
Born: Aug 21, 1966 (46.271) in San Mateo,California
MLB Debut: May 31, 1989 (22.283)
Ht/Wt: 6-2 / 215
Bats/Throws: Right / Right
High School: Cardinal Newman (Santa Rosa,CA)
College: College of San Mateo
Drafted: Los Angeles Dodgers: 1985-2-39 (Jan-Sec)
Tags: 300 Career Saves || Major League All-Star Game || Pitcher of Month || Player of the Week || World Series Champion || World Series MVP All Tags
TBC Player ID: 19560
Edit this Profile
High School: Cardinal Newman (Santa Rosa,CA)
College: College of San Mateo
Drafted: Los Angeles Dodgers: 1985-2-39 (Jan-Sec)
Tags: 300 Career Saves || Major League All-Star Game || Pitcher of Month || Player of the Week || World Series Champion || World Series MVP All Tags
TBC Player ID: 19560
Edit this Profile
OFF THE FIELD
| Year | League | Award Description | |
| 1992 | MLB-NL | NL MVP (Voting Rank: #22) | |
| 1993 | MLB-NL | Baseball America National League All-Star RP | |
| MLB-NL | NL MVP (Voting Rank: #24) | ||
| 1994 | MLB-NL | Baseball America National League All-Star RP | |
| 1996 | MLB-AL | AL MVP (Voting Rank: #19) | |
| MLB-AL | AL Rolaids Relief Pitcher of the Year | ||
| MLB-AL | Played in MLB All-Star Game (AL) | ||
| MLB | World Series Most Valuable Player | ||
| 1998 | MLB-AL | AL MVP (Voting Rank: #16) | |
| MLB | Baseball America Second-Team Major League All-Star RP | ||
| MLB-NL | Played in MLB All-Star Game (NL) | ||
| 1999 | MLB-AL | AL Cy Young Award (Voting Rank: #6) | |
| MLB-AL | Played in MLB All-Star Game (AL) | ||
| 2006 | MLB | Hall of Fame Ballot Voting (4 votes - 0.8%) |
About Us | Site Map | Privacy Policy | Contact Us
Boxscores data is obtained free of charge from Retrosheet.org.
Please Support The Baseball Cube.