Dominic Canzone is crushing it with the Mariners, smashing 14 homers and posting a .273 average—so good, the team can’t keep him in a limited role. He’s dominating both lefties (.271/.994 OPS) and righties (.288, 16 HR), shattering the old scouting report that said he should only face right-handed pitchers. With a sore hamstring still in the picture, he’s likely to see plenty of DH time and cautious usage, but his production is forcing the Mariners to rethink their approach—and he’s clearly ready for an everyday role.

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The Mariners took a brutal hit last night, falling to the Marlins 6-0 in a game that left fans stunned and questioning where things went wrong.

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If the 2026 Seattle Mariners were founding fathers, who would they be? We dive into wild, history-packed parallels—Thomas Paine for the Mariners as a whole, Josh Naylor as Alexander Hamilton for his fiery spark, and Pete Woodworth as George Wythe for his quiet brilliance. It’s a fun, brain-twisting look at how these players might shape baseball history like the nation’s founders shaped its destiny.

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