Overview
- Seattle has gone 10-1 since July 31, the American League’s best record in that span, to tie for first place in the AL West.
- Josh Naylor has slashed .346/.433/.808 with a 1.241 OPS in his first month in Seattle, providing elite offensive production.
- Eugenio Suárez has struggled through an .088/.135/.176 August line and just one home run since joining the Mariners.
- Victor Robles and right-hander Bryce Miller are progressing on rehab assignments and project to rejoin the roster by late August.
- Pending free agents acquired at the deadline, including Naylor and Suárez, will be ineligible for qualifying offers, shaping Seattle’s off-season strategy.