Seattle Pilots

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The Seattle Pilots were a short-lived Major League Baseball team that played a single season in 1969 before relocating to become the Milwaukee Brewers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball team
defunct baseball team
attendanceIssue low attendance at Sicks Stadium
bankruptcyStatus filed for bankruptcy before 1970 season
bookAboutTeam "Ball Four" NERFINISHED
bookAuthor Jim Bouton NERFINISHED
category Defunct Major League Baseball teams
Sports in Seattle
cityPopulationIssue financial difficulties and poor stadium conditions contributed to relocation
country United States of America
surface form: United States
division American League West NERFINISHED
era 1960s
expansionPartnerTeam Kansas City Royals NERFINISHED
expansionTeam true
expansionYear 1969
firstSeason 1969
generalManager Marvin Milkes NERFINISHED
homeStadium Sicks Stadium NERFINISHED
lastSeason 1969
league American League
leagueStanding1969 6th place in American League West
location Seattle, Washington NERFINISHED
manager Joe Schultz NERFINISHED
mascotStatus no widely known official mascot
mediaCoverage subject of the book "Ball Four"
nicknameOrigin named for Seattle’s aviation and maritime heritage
notableAllStar Don Mincher NERFINISHED
notablePlayer Diego Seguí NERFINISHED
Don Mincher NERFINISHED
Marty Pattin NERFINISHED
Mike Hegan NERFINISHED
Tommy Harper NERFINISHED
owner Dewey Soriano NERFINISHED
Max Soriano NERFINISHED
relocatedTo Milwaukee Brewers NERFINISHED
relocationYear 1970
seasonCount 1
shortLived true
soldTo Bud Selig NERFINISHED
sport baseball
springTrainingSite Tempe, Arizona NERFINISHED
stadiumCapacity1969 approximately 25,000
successorFranchise Milwaukee Brewers NERFINISHED
teamColors blue
gold
white
televisionMarket Pacific Northwest NERFINISHED
uniformFeature caps with gold "S" and pilots wings
winLossRecord1969 64–98

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Sick's Stadium homeTeam Seattle Pilots
John O'Donoghue team Seattle Pilots
Gary Bell team Seattle Pilots
Gary Bell playedFor Seattle Pilots
Frankie Crosetti coachOf Seattle Pilots