Would Seiya Suzuki’s bat translate to T-Mobile Park?

The offseason is in full swing and the Mariners are reportedly interested in soon-to-be-free-agent outfielder Seiya Suzuki.

With the team’s 2026 fWAR leader Randy Arozarena likely on the way out of the Pacific Northwest, the Mariners are tasked with replacing his outgoing production using some newfound payroll flexibility that has been absent in recent years. Suzuki, on paper, seems like an ideal candidate to foster a clean transition in the Mariners outfield. That said, would his bat translate to the most pitcher-friendly environment in baseball?

I know. You’ve heard it before. At this point, Mariners fans are surely plenty familiar with the struggles that hitters, especially those of the…