With a tepid offense continuing to clip the Mariners’ wings well into May, there has been plenty of blame doled out by the fanbase. Much has understandably been spilled about the black holes of designated hitter and second base - even if the unexpected emergence of José Caballero has stabilized the latter for now - but seemingly no hitter has been completely safe from pitchforks. The Tommy La Stella era may have come and gone, but lineup mainstays such as Teoscar Hernández, Ty France, and even Julio Rodríguez have each found themselves on the wrong end of Mariner fans’ ire as the season approaches the 50-game checkpoint.
Eugenio Suárez is doing just fine
