Talk about putting your best foot forward.
With six more games in the books, the Seattle Mariners are still rolling with an MLB-best 12-2 record. Despite the gut instinct of weary fans to brace for a sudden collapse, the Ms have continued to dominate the competition.
It's been all offense for the new-look Mariners, as they've homered in 14 straight games while battering opponents with an incredible +41 run differential. Tim Beckham has continued his remarkable start with a .386 average at the plate, while Mitch Haniger, Dee Gordon, Domingo Santana, Edwin Encarnacion, Daniel Vogelbach and Ryon Healy are all over .