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Happy 45th Birthday, Aaron Sele! Sele is a former 1st round draft pick (23rd pick in 1991) who is currently a special assistant for player personnel and scout for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Aaron played 15 seasons in the majors between 1993 and 2007 as a starting pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, Seattle Mariners, Anaheim Angels, Seattle Mariners (again), Los Angeles Dodgers, and New York Mets.
Record of 148-112
ERA of 4.61
1,407 strikeouts
2x All-Star (1998, 2000)
Mo Vaugn, enforcer. Bob Melvin, observer.
Original Red Sox Teams: 2002
Curt Schilling, 1988
So far in our season-by-season rundown of what the Red Sox would have looked like if they never signed any free agents, besides their own, or made any trades, we’ve covered the 2000 and 2001seasons. Check out the first post for information on methodology, etc. In 2000, these Red Sox won 93 games, but were eliminated in the ALCS, and in 2001, they won 91 games, but missed the…
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Original Red Sox Teams: 2001
Roger Clemens
On Sunday, I looked at what the 2000 Red Sox would have looked like if they were made up only of players who signed their first professional contract with the Red Sox. The Original Red Sox team ended up finishing 8 games above the real-life team, and 5 games above the real-life team’s WAR-based projected record. While the real team missed the playoffs, the original-Sox team made it…
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Original Red Sox Teams: 2000
Nomar Garciaparra. Photo: Ronald Martinez
In the past I’ve often wondered how the Red Sox would look if they kept all the players they drafted or signed as international free agents, rather than trading them or allowing them to leave via free agency. How many games could they have won with a Dustin Pedroia-Hanley Ramirez-Kevin Youkilis infield? What if Curt Schilling, Adam Everett, Jeff Bagwell,…
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In 2005 Aaron Sele balked 98 times, in 172 innings pitched, which has to be some sort of record. Sele was still popular in the Mariner clubhouse thanks to his homemade meatloaf and fireside chats about his time in the Crips. He once threatened to murder then teammate and former Bloods member Willie Bloomquist, but the two managed to settle their differences over Bloomquists' famous chicken pot pie.
Aaron Sele and Mysterious Traveler: The Steve Ditko Archive Vol. 3
We may never know who voted for Aaron Sele, so we will have to cast suspicion on all baseball writers during that era
Matt Sussman
