No matter how this season plays out for the Seattle Mariners, even including going on to win the first World Series in franchise history, some important decisions will need to be made with the roster this winter. Chief among these is working out what to do at third base.
It was absolutely the right move to reunite with Eugenio Suárez at this year's trade deadline, but it doesn't take away from the reality he's not been very good since returning to Seattle. His .189 batting average in 53 games for the Mariners would have projected to a career-low over the course of an entire regular season, while his .