This spring Eugenio Suarez once again rolled into Mariners' spring training with his "good vibes only" approach to the game. "He is always happy, always laughing, and always having a good time," said Ty France. In just one year on the team, Eugenio has become a clubhouse leader, and the thirty-one-year-old third baseman has become a very productive player for the M's. Suarez has belted more than 30 home runs in each of the past four seasons. Last season Suarez played in 142 of the Mariners' first 143 games before injuring a finger. He replaced Kyle Seager at 3rd base and the Mariners believe his defensive improvement from working with infield coach Perry Hill in 2022 will only continue to grow in 2023. King 5's Chris Egan has more from Peoria, Arizona. Read the full story here: https://www.king5.com/article/sports/mlb/mariners/mariners-first-spring-training-workout/281-787ebca0-9b09-4197-8683-a356df3d2af5