Mariners' Josh Naylor Steals 20+ Bases, Sets Unique MLB Record

The Seattle Mariners are currently competing for an American League Wild Card spot with significant contributions from recent trade acquisitions Josh Naylor and Eugenio Suarez. Josh Naylor, despite being one of the slowest players in MLB, has surprisingly excelled on the bases, stealing 22 bases this season and demonstrating a fearless approach to running. Since joining the Mariners, Naylor has also hit five home runs with a .754 OPS in 26 games and recently delivered a crucial go-ahead solo home run in a 3-2 win over the Athletics, boosting his season totals to 16 homers and 70 RBIs. Randy Arozarena, another key player, set a new single-season career high with his 24th home run and has adapted to a new role as the Mariners' lead-off hitter, contributing 14 runs in 21 games. Outfielder Victor Robles returned from a four-month shoulder injury and made an impressive diving catch, helping the Mariners maintain competitive edge. Overall, the Mariners hold the third AL Wild Card spot and are relying on these players' performances to strengthen their postseason chances.