The Seattle Mariners' trident. Nothing could be more appropriate as a home run celebration prop for a team called the Mariners than an actual trident. Similar to the Pittsburgh Pirates' sword ...

The new celebration, born during Wednesday’s game against the Brewers, pays homage to the team’s former logo, which included a trident. Whenever a Mariners player hits a home run, he is now ...

When asked how they were going to take it on the road, Crawford looked genuinely perplexed. It’s a good thing the Mariners don’t fly commercial since a trident is, well, a weapon.

The Mariners have a new celebration prop. It seemed rather fitting that Rodriguez would be the player that belted the first home run and got to take possession of the trident.

The trident has stood tall and proud for more than two hundred home runs during the Mariners' regular season. The players replaced the old 'Swelmet' celebration with the trident, saying they ...

The Mariners returned their trident celebration from last season. The staff stands 6½ feet tall and weighs nearly 30 pounds, according to MLB.com, and is a key part of Seattle's theatrics.

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