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Eugenio Suarez became a part of an incredible list of players with his blast against the Athletics on Friday.
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The Mariners pulled off trades for the top two bats on the market in Eugenio Suarez and Josh Naylor.
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Two top trade deadline candidates in Shane Bieber and Eugenio Suárez have been dealt, while rumors swirl about a third in Luis Robert.
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The Cleveland Guardians dealt Paul Sewald to the Detroit Tigers on Thursday.
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Grant Knipp will miss the entire 2025 season with Tommy John surgery, but he's still someone to keep an eye on.
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Suarez is expected to be in Thursday night's starting lineup for the Mariners.
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The All-Star third baseman boarded the team plane back to Seattle on Wednesday night amid a great reception.
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The Mariners will play an American League West rival for the third-straight series with major playoff implications on the line.
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In the wake of the Mariners big trade deadline, Cal Raleigh is drawing his praise.
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In a recent episode of the "Refuse to Lose" podcast, ESPN insider Buster Olney expanded on the Mariners' pitching staff's stark splits at home and on the road.

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