The Seattle Mariners made some big corner infield upgrades at the trade deadline this year, arguably making the biggest moves of any team. However, things haven't quite panned out the way many have hoped.
They just came off of a brutal road trip and have struggled to find consistency in the win column this month, currently holding a 11-8 record in August. What could've been the perfect time overtake the Houston Astros in the division has instead seen the gap in the division come to a near standstill.
A big part of this recent disappointment has been the lack of production from their newest bats, particularly Eugenio Suárez.