Watch ‘Em Fly: The Seattle Mariners Longest Home Runs of the 2025 Season

Kenzone right center field and he has homerred into the fountains. Dom Kzone his second home run tonight. A splashdown hit and a 10 spot for the Mariners. [Applause] 01 to count. High play ball way out of here. There it goes. Number 48 reaches the second deck. He has tied the alltime record. The most home runs by a catcher in a single season. And Cal Raleigh has done it before the end of August. Simply incredible. Here’s the 3-2 fly ball. This is happening. Can you believe this? The Mariners have come back to tie it. Dom can zone with two outs and two strikes. Wow. It has all happened in the ninth inning. [Applause] And here goes another one. Josh Naylor bombs away. Take cover. Two wild card positions. Mariners and these Rangers tied for the third. Cole Young blast off right field. Way gone all the way up there. Second deck. [Applause]

Top 5 longest Seattle Mariners home runs of the 2025 season.

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5 comments

  5. Yes canzone was bad during the playoffs but he was a saving grace during the regular season. They probably don’t get the 2 seed without his production, he single handedly won a couple games for them during the summer

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