Mariners Smash Records with Power Hitting

0:00It's March 28th. I'm Corey with the story. This is Seattle Mariners News today, driven by AI and built for fans. The Seattle Mariners are off to a wild start in the 2026 season, dropping zero singles through their first two games against the Cleveland Guardians. Every one of their nine hits has been extra bases, six home runs, two doubles, and a triple. No team has kicked off a year like this since 1900. Players like Dominic Hanzone and Luke Rayleigh each smash two homers, while Cole Young crushed a three-run shot. Randy Aras Arena doubled, Brendan Donovan when Yard and doubled, and Leonardo Rivas tripled. They're batting just 155, but already proving power pays off. Fans and analysts are buzzing because the Mariners sit at one-in-one, scoring nine runs without needing small ball. This lineup skips the routine hits, going straight for game changers, and has got everyone rethinking traditional offense. Digging deeper, they've reached base 18 times, nine from hits, nine from walks.

1:02No in-between stuff, just discipline and damage. Fitting today's game where patience and pop rule. This host streak won't last without a single, eventually, but it spotlights Seattle's blueprint, quick strikes over long rallies. If they keep mashing, expect them to mash their way up to standings all year.