I’m all in on the Mariners home run trident. I know the A’s did it first, but nobody remembers that and it should’ve been gimmick infringement given Seattle’s old logo.

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.

Mariners players embrace Home Run Trident An idea first pitched by the players has become one of the most recognizable home run celebrations in baseball this season. To stream KING 5 on your phone ...

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.