The Mariners announced Thursday that a new gathering space above the left field foul pole on the View Level, previously known as Lookout Landing, is being reimagined as the Trident Deck.

In the 10 seasons the M’s wore the upside-down trident, they compiled a 641-924 record and failed to record a .500 season. Although, maybe it wasn’t the trident; it took until 1991 for the M ...

Trident Deck. Old ballgame, new tech touches: Update at Seattle’s T-Mobile Park will offer AR view of Kingdome. Off-season updates at T-Mobile Park, the home of the Seattle Mariners, ...

Seattle Mariners' J.P. Crawford (3) gives Julio Rodriguez a trident as they celebrate Rodriguez's two-run home run in the third inning of the team's baseball game against the Texas Rangers in ...

Seattle Mariners use a trident to celebrate home runs together to perfection. It had been a painfully long time for baseball to matter like it does now tucked up in the Pacific Northwest.

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 Seattle star is currently tied with fellow outfielder Jarred Kelenic for the team lead in that category. Despite the epic celebration, the Mariners came up short on Wednesday as they fell 5-3 ...

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, ...

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.

This Seattle Mariners series with the Milwaukee Brewers has been mostly forgettable. The Mariners got pounded on Monday, 7-3, before losing a tough game in extra innings on Tuesday.

If you’re unfamiliar with Seattle’s tradition, the Mariners bring out a replica Aquaman trident—purchased from Amazon, mind you—and bestow it on whoever has just hit one out of the ballpark.