Josh Naylor is Ready to Run It Back with the Mariners

Josh Naylor is Ready to Run It Back with the Mariners

From day one, it was just love and it was it was awesome. Getting traded here was, you know, it was it’s a blessing. I just put all my all things aside of my life and just invested fully into this city, into this team, into my teammates, into the fans because I wanted to give them something that they’ve maybe never had in their lives. Now, let’s do it. Let’s do it. This team has been everything you can kind of dream of of a team. And I think that’s why it was such an easy decision to come back. the players. Like I I honestly woke up every day and I couldn’t wait to leave to go to work just to see everyone. Coaches included, you know, Tucker included too. I can’t forget Tucker and Tucker included. Hey, Tuck. I can’t thank the fans enough for supporting me as much as they do. I love them and I hope they love me and I just go out there and compete for them every single night and, you know, God willing, bring a a World Series to this to this city. From the players to the head office to the coaching staff, I had such a blast being a part of everything. Thank you guys. Thank you. I just want to say a quick thank you to you guys. Um, all your hard work. I’m super grateful for you guys and I can’t wait to get going for the rest of the next 5 years with you guys and just go to war. Keep doing great and I’m I’m very very humbled right now. So, thank you guys for everything. I can’t thank, you know, my family enough for getting me to this point. Without them, I’m nothing. I don’t get to this position I’m in now. I I just can’t thank my my people enough. I wanted to have fun every single day, leave it out all on the field, be the best teammate I could, and this was the home I found, which is I’m super happy about. And can’t wait for opening day. I wish spring training started tomorrow, to be honest, to see to see the guys again and the fans.

Josh Naylor is staying in Seattle! Take a behind-the-scenes look at the moment the Mariners and Josh Naylor made it official.

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