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Top 25 All-Time Rainiers: No. 10 Doug Fister

March 12, 2019

The upcoming 2019 season will mark the Tacoma Rainiers 25th season as the Triple-A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. The two clubs first formed their partnership in 1995, and recently announced a four-year extension of their Player Development Contract that will continue their affiliation through the 2022 season.In honor of

The upcoming 2019 season will mark the Tacoma Rainiers 25th season as the Triple-A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. The two clubs first formed their partnership in 1995, and recently announced a four-year extension of their Player Development Contract that will continue their affiliation through the 2022 season.
In honor of this decades-long partnership we will explore the Top 25 players to come through Cheney Stadium since 1995, starting today with No. 25 and continuing every Monday until reaching No. 1 just before Opening Day 2019.
Hundreds of talented players have spent time in Tacoma during the Mariners era -- helping propel the Rainiers to five division titles, three conference championships and two Pacific Coast League Championships -- but only the best of the best make the Top 25.

Qualifiers


1. Players and ranking determined by Wins Above Replacement
2. Must have 200 plate appearances or 40 innings pitched with the Rainiers
No. 10 is right-handed pitcher Doug Fister, who pitched in 23 games for the Rainiers 2009-2010.
Fister appeared in 242 games in Major League Baseball through 2018.
DOUG FISTER CAREER TACOMA RAINIERS STATS

Fister made his big-league debut in 2009 with the Mariners, appearing in 11 games and pitching 61 innings.

DOUG FISTER CAREER MLB 2009-2018

Fister's best season came in 2014 with the Washington Nationals. He pitched in 25 games, covering 164 innings. He struck out 98 batters and posted a 2.41 ERA that year.
This article created using technology provided by HERO Sports.